[jonathani]

It really depends on how many cards you are talking about. Fifteen thousand cards in magnetic one-touches would be awesome but cost-prohibitive, presumably. Just go with the best you can afford. I sort mine differently by value; the $1 cards don't get the same treatment as the $100 cards.

[snobles]

Can you pick it up sideways and the cards stay put?

You sure can, the foam at the top keeps everything in place.

[phildo37]

Penny sleeves and toploaders in 4-row monster boxes. Makes it really easy to keep stuff in chronological order. Won't help with a fire, but I have insurance for that

[greg2424]

I store my Montreal base in binders. I store my Montreal parallels in pillboxes by set or pennysleeve/toploader for the numbered ones. Everything else (inserts, game-used and autos) goes in either pennysleeves/toploaders or one-touch magnetic holders/team bags, depending on their value. All cards are then stored in various sized standard card boxes sold at the local card shop. My "Cup 24" collection is displayed on a display shelf which is quickly running out of room.

[Midwestconnection]

I put all my PC cards in top loader and i made boxes to put them and sort them by year.

Here is a picture of what it look likes:


the bottom of the box is protected by a foam of 5mm thick and there is 2.5mm thick foam on every side of the box

Its still a work in progress, my Yandle PC was easy to sort but its an other story for my Richter PC.

I sort exactly like this. i make nametags of the players names and store them in these boxes.

[bonnev659]

Its a work in progress for me.... hopefully mind be sweet soon

right now it is all in tuberware bins inside in team bags, binders, row boxes.....

[onoxxxregretso]

I put every PC card in a penny sleeve and top loader. I have a 3 row box for Palmieri and Yip with separators depicting year to sort them and I have a 4 row box for Roy.

My Avs/Nordiques cards are in a 4 row box, anything $5-$9.99 is in a penny sleeve. > $10 is in a top loader. Also sorted by year for each team.