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IM BLUE DA BA DEE It is called blue and the artwork is blue! what more could you want!!! its the bluest thing in the world! da ba dee da ba diiii

Summer Rae Her wwe ring name is Summer Rae, which is like summer rays which are what tan us whilst chilling in the summer. She is also hot like the summer!

Watermelon Slicer its like an apple slicer but freaking massive!!! not seen anyone ever use them but i need one in my life for the perfect melons

Elvis Searcher CD this would be for my dad, we havent always had the best of relationships but we are starting to really get along right now, would be nice to treat him with the newest album of his favourite artist that we both love, after all he has done for me recently

Karl Pilkington Book this series was one of the funniest tv shows i have ever seen and this book is just as funny, its a diary of the events and its just so stupid in places that it is sidesplitting!!!

Guitar Picks They are the best pick because they literally are picks ;)

Star Wars Doggo Costume! This is a costume for dogs and fits all sizes! You know it will be funny and cute to see the doggo walk around with a stormtrooper on him!!! ( or her)

Banana Armour I think this is useless because who puts bananas in positions where they are unarmed and need to be protected! i do need it tho

Mulan It is one of the greatest films in the world, it promotes feminism, there is romance, guilt, family honour and values, the moral of not judging a book by its cover as well as you being able to achieve anything you want, its soundtrack is a masterpiece and helped launch the career of Christina Aguilera AND it has Stevie Wonder and Donny Osmond, a panda, a cricket, batman references, a homosexual subplot, and a talking fucking dragon voiced by Eddie Murphy... what more do you want

DIY Enema kit it would be helpful because not only can it make sure your bowel movements are okay, it can be used for sexual pleasure, to help with drug or alcohol intake, it can be used for a punishment on someone who has wronged you and im 90% sure it can be used in some way to benefit the population and aid in childbirth

Nutribullet!!! to help me get healthier and lose weight before my university graduation and cousins wedding in india

Pesky Penguin Bottle Opener Its an add on and its something that Benedrillt Cumberpatch cannot say!

Tottenham Hotspur Scarf! THEY ARE THE BEST AND I LOVE THEM!!! im going to guess you are a fan of the spurs! because tottenham are also called spurs! get it?! sorry im bad at this stuff aha dont know any american teams really

Some rare pokemon haloween plush for this price i hope this is super rare and something that is signed by pikachu himself

Unicorn Poop This is special candy! real unicorn poop, trust me, its real... i promise... i think... i lied

Sweet Candies Yankee Candle this is my fav scent! its what i imagine the wonka factory smells like!!!

Pokedex!!! pokemon was my fav growing up and i used one of these bad boys to go round and try to hunt them down!

The Hero with a thousand faces book this is a book that really shows the basic outline and plot for most films and characters that the world loves! it hellped my dad and his friend when they were writing a screenplay and i feel like its a great place to start and look at !

WWE Seth Freaking Rollins Funko Pop! this is a combination of 2! i love wwe and wrestling and Seth Rollins is my current favourite wrestler! i actually wanan try to become a wrestler! and also funko pops! i am a huge collector and obsessed with them!

Random Ass Bollywood Vinyl This is one of my fav bollywood films and has a banging sountrack, just is funny that it is on vinyl!

This was a lot of fun! thankyou for this!

EDIT: Sorry still getting used to this new reddit and didnt realise the linking has changed!

1. If you're here and participating in the community, you at least have a good heart. That's great! You are concerned about more than just your own needs (you mentioned your family needs the money too) so it's very clear that you think about other people when making important decisions, and it's surprising how few people do this. You're swell :)
   
2. I've not much to offer, but I can say this - do what you love, don't love what you do. It sounds weird, but the idea here is to do things that you love doing without influence. Don't do something you have to "learn" to love. You should love it from the start. If going to school and getting your dream job is what you want to do, GO DO IT!! It's a very rewarding experience :D
   
3. I try to brighten my day with music and laughter. I have music playing all day, and just go crazy jamming out in my own head. I used to play drums, and I'm now picking up guitar, and I have found that musical expression just makes everything better. I am a HORRID artist, and music is a wonderful way for me to exercise my creativity and express my feelings in ways that words cannot. It's very relaxing. I suggest it :)
   
4. How's 2 items? This is $8 (and i need it for my guitar), and this is $7 and I need more figures for my office!
   
   Thanks for the contest. Best of luck in your journey!

I have had over the years several different ways, but the one I use today consists of several portfolio books/binders, three ring binders and ultra pro 9 card pages and two 4k card boxes.

• In the first small portfolio book like this: Ultra Pro 9-Pocket Black PRO-Binder I keep the true collectors items. These are the special, rare printings or just personally nostalgic cards I've collected over the years. These are NOT for play, I'll proxy the card and play with those. (Ex: Alphas, Betas, Unlimited, Promos, special foils, cards over $100, etc. It's really up to you and what you find meets your collector criteria)
  
• In the second small portfolio book (like above) I keep a copy of bench-marking cards. These are cards that I use to compare to others for fakes. I typically try to get two cards of each color, from each set, of those cards that often get proxied and pawned off as real. I take these and a jewelers loupe with me when I am purchasing a collection that I suspect and perform comparisons.
  
• In a large portfolio book like this: 12-Pocket Z-Folio LX Trading Card Albums, Black I dedicate to valuable lands (duals, shock, pain, filter, Scars, fetch, strip mine, tron lands, Urza's saga, cabal, man lands, etc etc. you get the idea). I only separate these because I place a high value in collecting lands for every occasion and pride myself on getting a full play set of each.
  
• In my three ring binder I have the rest of the rares and valuables I might play with. Example
  
• For all other cards, sleeves, counters, dice, etc. I have the 4k bulk card boxes 4 Row I separate by color, artifacts, tokens & gold/multicolor cards, and then divide by commons and uncommons. I keep sections for full art basic lands, foil lands, non-basic lands, etc.
  
• I have a 1k Card box for all the basic lands, I try to keep these to a min.
  
• I have an old school 1997 multiverse 1k Card box for decks Image, and just expanded in to a second one.
  
  I no longer maintain a trade binder. I did when I was younger and played more and frequently visited FNM and game nights. But now that I have moved in to more of a collector role I only play with close friends maybe once a month, so I don't really trade anymore (not sure if the kids still do these days). My trade binder disappeared when I really embraced selling off unnecessary items and started using buylists almost exclusively.
  
  Since these days I do more buying of collections and selling to fund my own collecting I have a great deal of extra boxes, 5k card storage boxes and binders. These are just to organize the sales. Most of the time I sell them with the bulk and replenish with each purchase. From the collections over the years I've acquired a great deal of starter boxes, deck boxes, dividers, stickers, foam inserts, etc that I use in my own collection and to help organize the purchases. These have been some of the most interesting finds, just seeing what other people use to organize is interesting.
  
  I've also purchased shelving from Home Depot to store my collection and the purchases I have going on. Each shelf is dedicated to shipping materials, empty boxes, my stuff or a purchase.
  
  What I see mostly from the collections I acquire is that most use three ring binders for rares/mythics and either separate by color or just leave it to utter chaos (the latter being the worst as its usually shoes boxes and random plastic tubes full, which damage cards).
  

I have between 110,000 and 130,000 cards. My currently strategy should be scalable to about a million cards, and is totally overkill until you have at least 20,000 cards.

I use BCW 800 count boxes, hundreds of them: https://www.amazon.com/FIFTY-Bundle-Corrugated-Cardboard-Storage/dp/B0014179G2

I have cube shelves that hold 12 boxes per cube. The boxes are within a 1/4" of the depth of the shelves I use, so they rest flush with front edge without issue. There is just enough wiggle room on the sides to slide the boxes in and out easily. There is a bit more space on top, just enough for 1 inch binder (3x3 card/8.5x11 letter sized) or a pair of those thin ultra pro protector folio. The 4x4 binders won't fit in a cube with boxes cleanly, but there is plenty of room on top for those. I actually have 3 BCW 5k boxes for my basic land and tokens, these overhang on the front by an inch or two. I will be replacing these, because it is such a huge hassle to move them.

I got my cubes shelves on clearance at wal-mart for like $15 each, but you can probably get some from some place like wayfair: https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/sb0/cube-storage-c1775228.html

Be sure to measure your boxes and use that to inform your decision on shelf purchasing. My shelf cubes are 13" x 13" each and most of my shelves have 2x2 or 1x3 arrangement of cubes. This allows some workspace on top for sorting and deck construction and the 1x3 fit nicely into corners.

With a setup like this you can continue to refine sorting as long as units of 1000 or so cards work for you. When I open boxes I sort it into "of interest" including foils, rares, cards with cool art, playable other stuff and then "chaff" which has my 1500 [[pearled unicorn]]s and [[cephalid snitch]]es.

The chaff goes in the bottom row. These cards are not often referenced and lower the center of gravity of the shelves. The boxes are labeled with set information, I rarely pull it out, but I can and have found commons I have few of despite needing to search 100,000+ cards of BS. The cards that are of interest go into binders or a set of about a dozen boxes that I use to hold highly playable cards for deck construction.

You could further sort down boxes by set if you want. I use old boxes from starter packs, pre-cons and sleeves to fill the ends of boxes so nothing slips around. You might use craft foam to do the same. More sub sorting creates more boxes that aren't entirely full.

For labeling I have gone through several systems. I have taped sleeves to the top face of boxes and used cards to indicate what is in the box. This requires a lot of setup and doesn't scale. It also requires pulling the box out to see what is on the label. I have tried cutting sleeves in half and taping the half height to expose side of the box. This allows snippets of cardboard or post-its to be used as labels, but again this costs time.

I think I will just start using sharpie on the boxes and not caring that bad labeling will cause me to throw out boxes that are otherwise servicable, because each box is like $0.50 to buy and my time is more valuable.

For dividing cards inside of boxes I use rubbish cards, like morph tokens or those stupid ad cards. Then I attach post it tabs: https://www.amazon.com/Post-Writable-Repositionable-Dispenser-686-PGO/dp/B00006JNMR

This allows my 5K box of sleeved tokens to be quickly referenced. I only use them for alphabetization in portrait layout, but they are movable (most are anyway), and they have worked for me in the in landscape layout. So they should be suitable for separating by set, color, rarity or whatever in normal 800 count boxes.

Thanks Smakin', I'm also a new-ish fan. I hadn't seen a pro hockey game in about twenty years, but last year I became a Minnesota Wild fan as a sort of self-help project focused on managing my own expectations. Here are a few things that "helped" me to quickly become an obsessive compulsive follower of the Minnesota Wild.

• Involvement: Check r/wildhockey at least once a day. I post a lot, but I also read every single post and comment (unless it's a twitter redirect). r/wildhockey has a Great mix of news, stats, and exactly the sort of low-brow humor that keeps me interested in stuff. I also check r/hockey every once in a while, but I think it can be safely ignored. I don't post there because every time I do, the mods chirp at me for breaking some weird-assed rule I could only have known about had I taken the time to read the rules.
  
• Investment and Commitment: Buy this spatula. Lot's of people have hats and shirts, but buying a team spatula obligates you in a way that other sports merch never can. Of course, buy hats and shirts too, but don't put bumper stickers on your car---Sheesh! What kind of fucking hillbilly ARE you?
  
• Community: Go to a hockey bar and ask them to put the Wild game on. This is hard for me because I live in South Texas where asking to put on a hockey game at a bar is like asking them to put the chess tournament on TV; they WILL, but you gotta tip well, early, and often.
  
• Indoctrination: Find friends and family members who know less about hockey than you do, then ask them to watch games with you. Show them your spatula. Buy them some fan merch targeted toward their personalities. They will ask you questions for which you will have to look up answers---always answer them. I converted our "family pit" into something like a dive sports-bar, and during most Wild games you'll find everybody (including the dog) decked out in jerseys, noshing on a cheese try, and screaming at the flat screen.
  
• Wisdom: Embrace disappointments (vodka) and celebrate victories (bourbon).
  
• Attendance: Go to or watch every game you can, and be sure to watch other games with rival teams every once in a while, especially when it's likely they will lose. (schadenboner)
  
• Rivalry Cultivation: I started this spreadsheet (here is the archive) to understand how the regular season worked, but early on, I started making little notes about rival teams. There is a surprising amount of controversy surrounding what exactly constitutes a rival, so the column on the left of the S/S shows a mix of the accepted cannon (flame icons), along with few personal grudges (Just Real Dicks)
  
• Personality Integration: Everybody is different. People tell me I'm extra different---you can probably deduce a few things about me from the above. Look deeply into Lake You, and try to align your hockey habits with your existing character assets and, most importantly, with your character defects. Sure, there are some character flaws you probably don't want to reinforce or aggravate, but if you can align your efforts with a few mild peccadilloes like good-natured malevolence or recreational alcoholism you stand a much better chance of fully integrating hockey into your daily life and submersing yourself into following the Minnesota Wild at a sustainable level.
  
  Let's Go Wild!

My favorite game is MLB 14 The Show! for PS3 I had this on my list for a while then took it off. And actually put it back on this morning as I noticed it comes out tomorrow! Baseball is my favorite sport.. OPENING DAY FOR THE MARINERS IS TONIGHT! We have hot dogs ready to BBQ, peanuts ready to be shelled, and cold beers ready to celebrate victory! Been a while since I have had a baseball game.

It is Playstation Move Compatible! Which is a bonus! You actually swing and throw with the controller! HOW COOL IS THAT?!?! I am probably one of the few people who uses the Move. But I love it! Stoked that they are still making games some popular games for it.

Edit: holy shit! The Mariners are 3-0!! Hasn't happened since 95! I fucking love baseball right now.

So, here's all the details on how people store Magic cards meant to be played, with links.

The gold standard for the number of Magic cards to store is 75 or 100 double sleeved cards. As long as your container can store this many cards in one section it will be at least useful to the owner. Additionally, no one really likes storing their cards flat like your current box. Cards are much, much easier to retrieve from the container if stored edge on (top or sides exposed as opposed to your front or back, look at the pictures below).

The Boulder deck box by Ultimate guard holds exactly the preferred number of cards, down to sub millimeter tolerance. 100 cards and 75 cards

Ultra pro makes a pretty ubiquitous soft plastic box for 75 cards and 100 cards which does offer a little more wiggle room.

Ultimate guard makes nearly identical boxes. 75 cards, 100 cards.

They call their 75 card boxes 80 card boxes but that's referring to single sleeving and even single sleevers tend to appreciate the extra space for a few ancillary cards like tokens.

Also, we do not double sleeve with penny sleeves but inverted(open end at bottom of card) perfect^1 fit^2 sleeves and with regular^1 sleeves^2 over that.

https://www.tolariancommunitycollege.com/how-to-double-sleeve-your-magic-the-gathering-cards-and-why-mtg/

Being able to hold cards is great but there is also some benefit to being able to hold a whole deck box. The Arkhive is a popular example. It holds snugly 5 x 75 card boulders and 4 x 100 card boulders. It also holds soft plastic boxes but less precisely.

When storing dice they are stored separately from cards. Ultra Pro, Ultimate Guard

I'll link my storage solution because maybe someone will get some use out of it ( /u/TLan718 ?) but I'm not sure it will be a great fit for you.

http://adamhorton.com/flog/dominion-storage/

On the other hand, one of the components I use (the cardboard boxes) may work just fine for your needs:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000K41E6K/

You might not need to order these exact boxes from Amazon. Most local game stores will sell you similar boxes of varying sizes for pretty cheap so this may work out better for you.

The “base” box is pretty easy to find, my local comic store has them sometimes but you can also find it here 3200 Count Box

For the small dividers within each row we cannibalized an older box of similar type, though most any other cardboard /box could work. (We had several of these 500 ct Box)

While sleeving is costly, it protects the investment (plus some of us have young kids that like the pictures :p) and also has a nice side effect of having a TON of empty sleeve boxes that make perfect “holders” for stuff.

Have fun making your box!

Cheers.

Hey bud, I have an innistrad plane cube for drafting thats pretty sweet. I can go over what I did if it helps at all.

I started with only Innistrad, great Draft environment to use as a base. Then I replaced all of the vanilla creatures or unplayables with another card from DKA, AVR, or SOI that fit the same role but had a relevent ability or stats. (Ex. a 2/2 zombie for 1b that had no abilities was replaced by a 2 mana zombie in the same rarity with more relevent abilities)

Right now the cube is about:
50% INN
20% DKA
10% AVR
20% SOI

Im trying to recreate a draft environment so I manueally create packs and put them in team bags (https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Poly-Team-Bags/dp/B00095NR1K) to have them ready for each draft.

The slits for common, uncommon and rares is (5/3/1)
I keep flip cards seperate, the are split (3/2/1)

When I make packs I shuffle all the commons together, then repeat for uncommons, rares, and Flip cards.
Each pack is 9 Commons,3 uncommon, 1 rare, 1 flip card, and 1 land. The land could be any nonbasic land from any Innistrad set, put in for fixing and utility.

Right now my rares can be from any set and are pretty balanced, nothings unbeatable.

I also keep the flip cards in clear hypermattes while drafting and playing, but I have a checklist for each in a black sleave for proxying in the deck.

It is alot of sleaves and the cube fits a normal 2 row. But if you buy bulk, its not too bad. Heres where I got mine (https://www.amazon.com/KMC-Barrier-PERFECT-packs-Total/dp/B00T3Z72Q8/ref=sr_1_2?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1465811659&sr=1-2&keywords=perfect+fits, https://www.amazon.com/KMC-Hyper-Matte-Sleeves-Sheets/dp/B0177K3VU6/ref=sr_1_1?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1465811692&sr=1-1&keywords=kmc+hyper+matte+10)

If you have any questions or I wasnt clear just let me know.

Sorry about the formatting in advance!

Alright guys and gals, it's almost time! To everyone that thanked and complimented me, thank you! I intended to respond to each and every one of you, but there are soooo many comments (in a good way!) to get to. To those who don't win, I found this bad boy on Amazon for a good price and also ordered an OU version of Bradford! Good luck all!

my husband is my favorite person (by default because I really cant choose between him or our kids and please don't make me!). hands down the only person who can drive me completely insane and make me happier than ive ever been while simultaneously being an amazing dad and making me laugh hysterically. no matter how cranky or grouchy or how big of a pain in the ass he is I love him and he loves me. :D now I'm all warm and fuzzy

item for him


hope sunday is a great day :D

There are specific boxes for storing your decks in, and the starter deck might even come with a cardboard box that is designed for that (but it’s usually cheap). No need to go all out on accessories, but if you want you can find pretty cheap Ultra Pro deck boxes in a variety of colors. Here is an example of the generic Ultra Pro box: Ultra Pro 80 Card Deck Box - Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002TT3B6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_fJTZDbYJVJ7Q8

Another thing I might recommend is card sleeves. These protect your cards in your deck from getting damaged, and generally makes shuffling easier. They can be slippery at first, but once you play with them more they work well. They also come in a variety of colors, which makes it a fun way to personalize your decks! Only use 1 color per deck to avoid obvious cheating though haha: Ultra Pro UPR85604 Eclipse Standard Matte Card Sleeves https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B8CJHTH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_bOTZDb50A39NK

That's why it's best to invest in another tool and make it super easy for your customer to open their cards. These are just big enough for toploaders to slide into, they are self-adhesive, and they're easy to open. Most LGS should also have them for far less than $4 as well. My LGS sells them for $2.29, right next to the top loaders and penny sleeves.

Congrats on the gifts and Merry Christmas, /u/elreydelasur I saw a similar puzzle a while back on Amazon. Is this the puzzle you received?

I thought about buying it, seemed fun to do, but the 7+ age recommendation seemed a little too young for me and I didnt want to spend $32 on a puzzle that I would finish in an hour. Is it an easier puzzle or will it be more of a challenge? Thanks!

This championship banner has always been hanging up in my room: NHL Detroit Red Wings Wool Dynasty Banner https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0036GLK36/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_kNFpzbRTH1D82

I'd also recommend getting a goal light like this: NHL The Goal Light and Horn with 30 Team Labels https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009P9Y4JA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_5QFpzbGD4MHDJ or something like that during games.

Fathead's are good poster replacements.

Jerseys are always a good idea.

And here's a redwings border for the top of the room:
Detroit Red Wings Licensed Wallpaper Border https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NQAWBB2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_qXFpzbTQDRDJ3

This product is by far the greatest LT thing you could possibly buy. This is him (minus his helmet & huge jacket) sitting on the bench during the AFC Championship game. Teach your kid how to give up in the most important game of the season. Great for all ages.

My preferred methods:

1. Put unsleeved cards in a Team Bag. Place a top loader on the front and the back (the cards are sandwiched between the 2 toploaders). I use two pieces of Painter's Tape, one wraps around vertically and one wraps around horizontally. I send cards like this to buylist and seems to work well, since most vendors do not like individually sleeved cards.
   
   
2. Put cards in perfect fits, then put them in a Clear Hinged Box. They make different sizes depending on how many cards you need to send. I like to put them in sleeves because the cards rattle around in the boxes. Not sure if it actually causes any damage, but the sleeves make me feel better.
   
   
   I am not a big fan of shoving a bunch of cards in a penny sleeve, which is another common solution. I've received cards like this, and one thing that happens is that either the front or the back card slips out a little, then the pressure from the other cards creates an indentation in the card. It's happened to me more than once.
   

Do you mean one sleeve specifically to store 7 cards between games?

That's pretty specific; I'm not sure I've ever seen anything like that. If you want to protect your cards you might consider getting deck protectors for each individual card and then getting a box to store them in, although I'm not actually sure if the house cards fit into deck protectors.

Hope this helps.

pffft, after sleeving I can barely fit everything in the box if I use dividers with that insert and separate everything out. Not sure why everyone was excited because they "finally made a decent insert". For an LCG, LOL. It's as pointless as buying a one bedroom house before having triplets. And fostering several dogs. While your brother moves in. And you bought a pony.

Gonna go the same route I did for Lord of the Rings: A binder for each aspect and then card boxes for heroes and villains.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000K41E6K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[edit] y’all can downvote all you want. The number one most useless thing to a living card game is what kind of insert came in the base box. Its pointless

Lord of the rings. Box is unsleeved. One binder per sphere for sleeved player cards, three cards per insert pouch. Releases werent once per month.
https://cf.geekdo-images.com/imagepagezoom/img/IBROpxdvgPEPdN0571wbTE5buOE=/fit-in/1200x900/filters:no_upscale()/pic5065881.jpg

But goddamn that base box ditch insert sucked.

Netrunner complete collection sleeved.

https://cf.geekdo-images.com/imagepage/img/rJrZ5gCgsx0MDd-NUhp56IAqXPg=/fit-in/900x600/filters:no_upscale()/pic5065886.jpg

Had same stupid base box ditch insert. I almost care at this point.

But yeah, that marvel champions insert is totally awesome. You guys have convinced me.

I'm not sure I'll be able to maintain a Python codebase, but I'd love to see what you wrote! You're talking about this, yes?

Aside from the actual boards, you could probably organize almost everything into something like these. The 4-row box will fit on the Kallax shelf nicely. I do this for all of my games that are almost entirely cards. Bag the chits in there with the cards. You could easily fit 4-8 games in one of these boxes as long as it doesn't have any really large components. Write what games you're storing in there on the boxes. Then file all the boards alphabetically with some kind of tab divider.

Thanks for the shoutout. I'll be honest, it was sort of a mix of his idea, and my want to train in the living room before his bedtime. Train like you fight, and all that. I got a set of these (https://www.amazon.com/Tactical-Preparedness-Solutions-David-Morris/dp/B00EPPWK7M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1469383834&sr=8-1&keywords=dry+fire+training+cards) for really cheap in exchange for an honest amazon review, and opened them while he was working on his homework. He asked about them, and I explained what they were for. He immediately asked if we could use them, and I couldn't say no.

Everytime I bought a PC from ebay they were shipped in hard plastic sleeves. Wrapped up again too.

These are cheap around 4 bucks for 25. I bought them to store my own photo cards and they're great. Pretty thick. Definitely not gonna get damaged.

Top loaders for really expensive cards.

I normally use a thick sleeve idk what they are called bit they are normally a solid color or have a picture on them. And place it in a top loader.

Normally it's like 200 for 12$ on Amazon for non brand picture sleeves.

Here are some examples:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009EXIAOC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_S1W0CbVXHYJCF

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00XAH0V68/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_a3W0CbJ7H4CV1

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01EXOH8SK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_J3W0CbTZH0F9D

You can get like 100 top loaders for 12$ as well mine came with 100 penny sleeves as well but idk if they all do.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002K2MNGK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_P4W0Cb5PGHA3V


Side loading binder pages. I just ordered these so I have not tried them but a few people recommended them.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009WU21XI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_q5W0CbP9G2VV0


I store my bulk in MTG fat packs or in the pokemon world what would be elite trainer boxes.


I also have like 1000 penny sleeves laying around just in case:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000Y4HI7A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_d8W0Cb5DZ0CTX

I just use old binder I used when I was kid or your can just go to any office supply store and get three ring binders for a few dollars.

I'm not sure, but it looks like a baseball card organizer box. Comic book and Baseball Card stores should have them.
Something like this, possibly.
http://amzn.com/B000K41E6K
Looks like they have different lengths of one row boxes all the way up to 5 row boxes.

i like that all of these are true except when he played NE. against NE we got things like "when you go into the middle of our field and you start doing the dance that Shawne Merriman is known for, that’s disrespectful to me." and this.

BCW storage boxes are pretty fantastic when it comes to storing cards. I usually just mark off a row for sleeves and store them by color and manufacturer.

They can be found in a ton of places, but if you want to buy in bulk, their main site is definitely the place to go.

http://www.bcwsupplies.com/cat/trading-card/trading-card-boxes

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000K41E6K/ref=zgm_bs_2358923011_2?ie=UTF8&sr=1-2&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65

http://www.coolstuffinc.com/p/146005?gclid=CjwKEAiA6YDBBRDwtpTQnYzx5lASJAC57ObM4heNRjNPlQknQin0F8VAqWafOz5COmIwCWgmTyuKbxoCHE7w_wcB

These boxes are cheap, sturdy, stackable, and hold a ton of cards. Also, they come in a lot of sizes.

You can grab a used copy on Amazon for about $30. '15 won't be for another 6 months or so, so I'd say it's definitely worth it, it's tons of fun.

Thanks, I'm using Ultra Pro Team Bags - they've been used 7-8 times at this point, and they're still good for plenty more uses before being replaced. A pack of 100 should hopefully last me a year, maybe longer.

I moved a 30,000 card collection from America to South-East Asia and back using boxes like these: http://www.amazon.com/BCW-Monster-Storage-Holds-trading/dp/B000K41E6K/ref=zg_bs_2358923011_1

I used twine to tie the lids on and it didn't cause any issues. Just have to make sure there isn't free space to allow the cards to slide. I used deckboxes and legos to fill in the free space.

Take two of these, cut one row off of one of them, then put them in one of these. You may want to add a little padding to top and bottom to make sure everything fits snug. It's a little large, but manageable. I've got room for the new expansion and easily two more of the same size.

If you're interested in more info, see my post here.

this may help https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Card-Deck-Box/dp/B0002TT3B6

its probably not what you are looking for, but its a start. playing cards can fit into this as well. ive seen these things at Walmart as well

BCW Monster Storage Box, Holds 3,200 Standard Sized Trading Cards | 200 lb. Test Strength | (1-Count ) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000K41E6K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_.sLqDbVX99K80


Big fan of this one. Simple but effective

http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Poly-Team-Bags/dp/B00095NR1K

They were made to hold team sets of baseball cards but are great as cube packs

My preferred way to store cards is in 4-Row boxes.


Seen here:
https://www.amazon.com/BCW-Monster-Storage-Holds-trading/dp/B000K41E6K


I only keep 4 of any given card, aka a ‘playset’. So I sort the cards by card number, which just so happens to be by color. I label the front of the 4-row box and also sort by set by date. I keep all of the commons, uncommons, lands, and tokens separate from the rares and mythics., that way the more valuable stuff is in one place. Therefore, if I need a specific card, I know exactly where it is.


I keep all of my trades that are above $1 in binders, keeping standard cards separate from modern/legacy/commander. I keep all bulk rares, that are not in standard, in a box, as it usually isn’t a good idea to carry around bulk to trade.

I have a hardback notebook I use for list building and campaigns. The back cover has a pocket that fits the ability cards perfectly. I have a normal ultra pro card holder for the unit stats.

This card box

This notebook

My genius storage solution is to use a 4 row card box and removing two dividers. Fits NES, SNES, and N64 cartridges perfectly (width and height for SNES and N64, width only for NES)

It's cheaper and free shipping from third party sellers.

Monday!

what kind of deck boxes do you use? that product holds 6 of these and 3 of these at once. 9 decks is kind of a lot to carry around in one case. Good luck finding something that will carry more.

Ultrapro Deckboxes. I think they're the perfect size.

They look like this and come in a variety of colors. https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Card-Deck-Box/dp/B0002TT3B6

One neat thing i find with the standard UltraPro deck boxes is that they hold one (sleeved) expansion per box, so you can sort them quite nicely. They also come in a bunch of colours. You'd need a separate case to actually hold the deck boxes though.

This one. Just a warning if you order it from Amazon. They ship it unassembled and flat so it arrives in a box that could fit a person, comfortably (not that I would recommend shipping a person in it)

These are pretty helpful for large amounts of cards.

I bought this box from Amazon and it works great for my sleeved cards.

I have a Pelican 1170 case with 3 Dragon Shield Gaming Boxes in it, 2 ultra pro plastic deck boxes, tokens, commanders in top loaders, and a set of dice all fit snuggly, as well it is waterproof.

Making boxes is pretty easy, all you need is a showbox, some cardbox and maybe glue or a stapler for a decent low budget box. Take a shoebox and cut some cardboard stripes as long and high as the shoebox. Attach them them to the ground of the box so that you get lanes that are wide enough to keep Magic cards.

Should look like one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/BCW-Monster-Storage-Holds-trading/dp/B000K41E6K/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1522747118&sr=8-9&keywords=magic+card+box

If you're look for some plastic baggies for cards, you can get something called "team bag". something like from ultra pro. They are also good for shipping cards.

https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Poly-Team-Bags/dp/B00095NR1K/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1538678698&sr=8-5&keywords=team+bag

The first one is still available thorugh Amazon for like $10(?)

[US Amazon link] (https://www.amazon.com/Funko-Pop-Buddy-Dragon-Multicolor/dp/B07D5RM25K/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=spyro+funko&qid=1572023561&sr=8-2)

FYI it's $42.79 on [amazon] (http://www.amazon.com/MLB-14-The-Show-PlayStation-4/dp/B00GG4BBUM) right now. Does that help?

I had binders for a while, but got really lazy about keeping it organized. Now I switched to a cardboard box and am much happier. I keep everything sorted by faction and alphabetically and can find things quickly with ease. Since my collection doesn't completely fill up the box, I also store my Lord of the Rings LCG cards in there, too.

That's like the LaDainian Tomlinson action figure - Special Playoff Edition

I'd recommend something like this.

Since you've already gotten the answer you were asking, I thought I'd answer the question you weren't asking:

This is the solution to your problem

Super cheap and will allow you to scale up and store as many cards as you need in a binder. You're right that the fancy UltraPro binders with fancy artwork on the cover can be expensive, but you can buy 100 ultra-pro sheets (5x the number of sheets in a big binder) for half the cost (of said binder).

Assuming everyone knows how to play, I second race. It's very portable. What I did with just the base set is bought deck box from my local trading card shop. You can fit all the cards into one box plus a few folded player reference sheets. For the chips you can grab any old container to bring them along.

A really good tool for scenarios are the Dry Fire Training Cards. They give you manipulations and drills to work on at the same time. I've really liked using mine.

I purchased a cheap BCW storage box off amazon. It arrives flat and takes about 5 minutes to set up. To help with organizing the cards, I used these dividers from BGG. I printed them on cardstock, then inserted them into sleeves.

Some pics:

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The cards in the first column are all the cards from 1 core set, plus all the player cards from an additional core set. The extra scenario cards in the third column are unused. As you can see, there is still plenty of room for expansions.

Seriously need to know if this is PS3 only or PS4 as well..this looks like it is for PS4 too http://www.operationsports.com/forums/mlb-show/717258-mlb-14-show-pre-order-deals.html

Edit: It does seem like it works with PS4 version :D
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GG4BBUM/ref=cm_sw_su_dp

I think you might be talking about team bags, but they fit closer to 20, maybe 30 cards at a time.

That's the one. Save $10 by ordering from Amazon

Honestly, I started with the big box, and I immediately got one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/BCW-Monster-Storage-3200-Count/dp/B000K41E6K/ref=sr_1_3?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1395933300&sr=1-3

A couple of these will do you good.

https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Poly-Team-Bags/dp/B00095NR1K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1487293584&sr=8-1&keywords=team+bags+ultra+pro


Those are the plastic bags or whatever you'd like to call them. I think the ones in the videos are a bigger size though.



This is the video on Instagram that you can see where I saw someone wrap the booster pack.


https://www.instagram.com/p/BP99ZjmjgYj/?taken-by=aniiichan

this is pretty nice:

http://www.amazon.com/BCW-Monster-Row-Storage-3200/dp/B000K41E6K

I keep mine and my birth certificate in plastic sleeves meant for trading cards. Like this!

I think you could use some of these to store your sleeved cards in. These are used with sports cards and trading cards to store multiple sleeved cards at once. Hopefully this is a solution you are looking for.

Depending on your budget, 3 of either the Pendulum structure deck, Salamangreat structure deck or Zombie structure deck (links below). The key is to get 3 of the same one so he can learn to build a semi consistent and decent deck. I would also suggest a small deck box and a pack of sleeves. If your budget isn't towards the $40 range (roughly what 3 structure decks, sleeves and a deck box would run you after tax) then I would just get 1 structure deck along with the sleeves and deck box.

https://yugioh.fandom.com/wiki/Master_of_Pendulum_Structure_Deck

https://yugioh.fandom.com/wiki/Structure_Deck:_Soulburner

https://yugioh.fandom.com/wiki/Structure_Deck:_Zombie_Horde

https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Card-Deck-Box/dp/B0002TT3B6

https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Supplies-Protector-Sleeves/dp/B004R7DV6C/ref=pd_sbs_21_4/145-2694403-3512514?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B004R7DV6C&pd_rd_r=e0648b7d-d625-464f-b1fd-a6a134ed72e3&pd_rd_w=zm7To&pd_rd_wg=7t41e&pf_rd_p=52b7592c-2dc9-4ac6-84d4-4bda6360045e&pf_rd_r=J9DDRQB3DDMER00CERZ2&psc=1&refRID=J9DDRQB3DDMER00CERZ2

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Also those sleeve and deck box prices seem high to me so ideally you'd find them cheaper. Just make sure you find yugioh sized sleeves.

They start as small as like 200 or something and go out to thousands.

https://www.amazon.com/BCW-Monster-Storage-Holds-trading/dp/B000K41E6K/ref=zg_bs_2358923011_2

One of these for each class: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002TT3B6

And then another 4 in different colors for each player. Store your unlocked abilities/perks in your player box, locked ones stay in the class box. You can even fit your mini box in these. Except Two-Minis, of course.

Check your local game stores, or even Walmart, first, as it will probably be a lot cheaper there.

Yeah it’s been out for a while. Funko Pop! & Buddy: Spyro The Dragon - Spyro & Sparx, Multicolor https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D5RM25K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Y4.yDb7M4WS67

I use these for my EDH decks, and whatever color of these for my regular sized decks..

I also found this awesome metal case with a handle on it outside my apartment's dumpster that had an old ass VHS camcorder in it. It is all foam on the inside, and there are moveable dividers so I can make perfectly sized spots for my deck boxes, dice bags, playmat, etc... I look like a tool, but whatevs.. it beats carring a stack of carboard boxes, or stuffing everything into a backpack.

You are looking for Ultra Pro Team Bags . I just bought some recently. I haven't drafted with them yet so I can't say if they work well or not. I put a token at the front of each pack so you can't see what the first card is.

I pre-make my packs, it is totally worth it, it speeds up the draft a lot. It gives you the option of doing some construction (like putting 2 of each color in each pack, or a land in every pack, or whatever). It takes a little bit of time, but I just do it while watching TV, it doesn't take a lot of mental power to do.

Well, I use these and fill in the gaps with deck boxes and similarly sized/shaped objects so cards don't fall over or move around too much.
Edit: Oh, and I have about ten of these boxes. I really ought to finish sorting and sell off a lot of my bulk. Nobody needs 32+ copies of Fossil Grimer.

/r/creedfeed, your post was automatically removed by Reddit because you used a URL shortener. The site doesn't allow them, since it can lead ANYwhere while deceiving the user into thinking he's going to a particular other place.

OP, what creedfeed said was, "I bought this box from Amazon and it works great for my sleeved cards." Here's the link using a standard URL, no shorteners:



https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000K41E6K

its good but they are not discounted

what about these : http://www.amazon.com/MLB-14-Show-PlayStation-4/dp/B00GG4BBUM

Ultra-Pro Team Bags are often recommended:

http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Poly-Team-Bags/dp/B00095NR1K

https://www.amazon.com/BCW-Monster-Storage-Holds-trading/dp/B000K41E6K/

Amazon of course

I use this one. $12.5 on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000K41E6K/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1482954017&sr=8-5&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=cards+storage&dpPl=1&dpID=41qkljBEozL&ref=plSrch

I do the same thing, except I use the 100-size for decks and the longer boxes for storage. They have the advantage of being roomier on the inside, I use KMC oversleeves (character guards) that cause decks to not fit in many standard-size cases.

here

might be slightly cheaper on Amazon though

edit: yup http://www.amazon.com/Goal-Light-Horn-Team-Labels/dp/B009P9Y4JA

The term you want to Google is "card deck box." You'll see plenty of options for boxes which hold fewer and more cards to meet your needs.

Basic example: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002TT3B6

What price do you normally start tracking at? I was thinking anything over $10.

I've been putting my cards in something similar to this when shipping.

It has a little remote I have to hit manually, in the off season I am going to set it up with a raspberry pie to make it automatic. It's [This one] (http://www.amazon.com/Goal-Light-Horn-Team-Labels/dp/B009P9Y4JA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1398742296&sr=8-1&keywords=nhl+goal+light) hooked up to a 2.1 system

$3.29

bubbaboobies

It's often cheaper on Amazon. I have two of them above my TV that we use during games... I'm still working on the triggered IR signal from the Raspberry PI, though.l

team bags for toploaders
https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Poly-Team-Bags/dp/B00095NR1K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1487118488&sr=8-1&keywords=team+bag

You can probably find them for cheaper at your local game store.


And the size for the PSA ones are different.

I used ultra pro poly team bags. They come in a pack of 100 and can reseal.

https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Poly-Team-Bags/dp/B00095NR1K

They totally exist. BCW makes a bunch of different sizes of them. I use one for my cards, 3 rows.

https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Baseball-Toploaders-Thickness/dp/B00095VCYY/ref=mp_s_a_1_fkmrnull_1?crid=14U5U4X1DGEL2&keywords=75pt+toploader&qid=1556064454&s=gateway&sprefix=75pt&sr=8-1-fkmrnull&utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app

https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00095VCYY/

http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Poly-Team-Bags/dp/B00095NR1K

@ Aliexpress

@ Amazon

Youtube

an example

Link: http://www.amazon.com/Goal-Light-Horn-Team-Labels/dp/B009P9Y4JA/ref=sr_1_5?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1381244445&sr=1-5&keywords=blackhawks+light

you could get a deck box for that thingy on magma girl's hip.

https://www.amazon.com/Funko-Dragon-Spyro-Collectible-Figure-Multicolor/dp/B07D5RM25K

Deck boxes

Here ya go! :)

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000K41E6K?pc_redir=1410490397&robot_redir=1

After thinking about it, I guess you could organize the hops by using some long, slender containers in the freezer then put labels between each variety. Hmm... now I'm thinking...\

These would probably work great... or this!

50 bucks on Amazon

Its not going to go off automatically but it comes with a puck remote control

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000K41E6K?cache=c9b926c4e5aab801176c9c954083a5c2#ref=mp_s_a_1_3&qid=1393779183&sr=1-3 here you, don't be like me and have cards on ever horizontal space in my apartment

mlb is currently $40 shipped from amazon

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00GG4BBUM/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1404847764&sr=8-1&keywords=mlb+the+show+14&condition=used

as such, i personally would say that no, paying more to download digitally while losing the ability to resell the game is not worth it.

Here's the box I got. Don't be tempted by the 5 row version, it is too big. Four rows is a lot of space, and still mostly fits on the a shelf.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000K41E6K/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?qid=1394081020&sr=8-10&pi=SL75

You can get fancy with printable dividers online, but I just cut some simple dividers out of card stock, and labeled them in pen.