graded card cases?

[BenDMitchell]

Does anyone have a recommendation for a graded card case?

 

[Triple B]

If you're talking about protective sleeves, then these guys by a landslide...

https://www.superiorfitsleeves.com/

If you're talking about a protective portable case, then I've made up my mind to buy a Pelican case...just deciding which size to get.

https://www.pelican.com/ca/en/products/cases

 

[winniescards]

What I use for storing is used briefcases.Most all have a great locking system so you can secure them.Just make up a divider system inside.I made mine from thin wood.It works fine for me.And you can usually buy them at yard sales for $5.00 or less.But they also make proper storage boxes for graded cards.It seems that BCW are the only ones that carry them.
I looked at the link for the portable cases and those are awesome.

 

[FrozenInferno]

My graded cards go into the Superior Fit sleeves like Ryan mentioned above. They are a GODSEND. Fit like a glove and you can barely notice they're on there. Must-have to keep slabs scratch free.

My higher end slabbed PC cards go into a Pelican case. I only have a small one (1200 series) and my best of the best are stored in it. The foam can be plucked out in a perfect shape to fit slabs if you want to lay them flat. If you want something big and deep enough to stand them up straight inside deeper foam you'd have to go for one of the much bigger cases.

 

[BigBarracuda]

I have some hard plastic binder pages that are moulded to take 4 BGS graded cards. I bought them many years ago, pretty pricey but they do an amazing job. Anyone else have these?

 

[TanguayFan]

I have some hard plastic binder pages that are moulded to take 4 BGS graded cards. I bought them many years ago, pretty pricey but they do an amazing job. Anyone else have these?

I have a box or two of these somewhere. I bought them when a local card store was blowing them out for $5/box

I just bought an aluminum case for $5 off Facebook marketplace. Fits graded cards perfectly. Pretty sure you can get them for $50 from Canadian Tire or Princess auto.

 

[zackmak]

Great info! If you have a lot of graded cards, it’s important, IMO, because you can’t replace the case once they’re scratched.

 

[FrozenInferno]

Great info! If you have a lot of graded cards, it’s important, IMO, because you can’t replace the case once they’re scratched.

Pretty sure the grading companies offer re-slabbing services. I know for sure PSA can reslab your card for a fee, plenty of people do it to get their card out of an old PSA label and into a slab with the new more secure label. It would be a long wait though since they're so backed up.

 

[BenDMitchell]

Yeah, I’m talking about graded card cases to hold all my graded cards in. They look like a briefcase but they are made to hold graded cards. Just looking for some suggestions.

 

[Triple B]

Great info! If you have a lot of graded cards, it’s important, IMO, because you can’t replace the case once they’re scratched.

Car polish gets those scratches out. I’ve bought some beat up cases at a massive discount and one or two passes with car polish and they’re good as new.

 

[Dewwen]

I have a couple of these cases that I use for one-touches, but graded cards should also fit nicely. Just remove the top utility compartment and set the dividers accordingly:

Vestil Case (Amazon)

Looks something like this when completed: