[hurdygurdyman]

What is the most common size from Ultra Pro. I'm talking just a regular rookie card and penny sleeve. I've looked everywhere, but I cannot seem to locate them with the point sizing. I'm in dire need of some new ones, but the last ones I picked up were too thin and I couldn't get my cards in them, believe it or not.

EDIT: Would they be the 3x4?

A link to show me would be very much appreciated.

Thanks

[phinzphan1372]

the base top loaders are usually 20pt if that helps

Found this in a quick google search

1.5mm – 59pt
2mm – 79pt
2.75mm – 108pt
3.5mm – 138pt
5mm – 197pt
7mm – 240pt

In other words, 1mm is about equal to about 40pt

[bojesphob]

Anyone who knows better, please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you may be looking for the 55 pt holders:
http://www.dacardworld.com/supplies/retail-toploaders-3x4-thick-25-count-pack-55-pt
I believe the ones that don't say the card thickness are the ones that are the smallest ones. I believe these are the next step up.

[hurdygurdyman]

Hmm. I've heard 20 pt, 34 pt, and now 55 pt. Anyone else have any suggestions?

[melcmd]

It depends on the brand of card. Rookie cards on thick card stock may fit better in 75 pt. brands like 5-Star of National Treasures will require at least a 75 pt for base cards. 55 pt fits most regular products (with penny sleeve, or course).

[hurdygurdyman]

I'm looking more top loaders that will hold upper deck, prestige, bowman, etc....

[gosports1]

Try this information. promolddirect.com

[jonathani]

Do you want something that says "ROOKIE CARD" on it? Then there may be only one size available from Ultra Pro.

[joe callahan13]

I use nothing thinner than a 55 pt personally.

In total, I have a stashes of 55, 75, 100, 130, 180.

[nol84kc]

55pt will fit slightly larger cards.