Ultra Pro Toploaders 3x4 Clear Regular ct25 Card Game CT25 (3x4) AW0648

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If you do have any of the most rare Magic The Gathering cards or some of these rare Pokemon cards, you’re definitely going to be wanting to take a look at this list! Since card savers are hard plastic and meant to store valuable cards that do not move very often, a card saver is the better choice for extremely rare cards as long as the card can be sleeved before it is put into the card saver. Can toploaders damage cards? Increased value: Keeping cards in pristine condition can increase their value, especially for rare or collectible cards. It can be easy to accidently damage or bend your card, especially if you have never used a toploader in the past. Using a toploader isn’t that difficult. Simple pry apart the side and slide your card into the middle. This means that there’s a huge number and variety of protective products on the market that’ll take care of your trading cards, with rigid toploaders being the best option if you have any expensive or particularly rare cards in your collection.

Convenient handling: Toploaded cards are easier to handle, as they are protected from damage and do not get easily bent or damaged. Once your card has been placed into the sleeve, you can gently slide it into the toploader. To do this, part the opening of the toploader a little. Don’t stretch it too much. You want just enough space to be able to get your card in there.To properly use a toploader to keep Pokémon cards safe, first put your card into a regular card sleeve or penny sleeve. This is a critical step many people forget. These toploaders are also highly recommended to be coupled and used with the Ultra PRO Premium Card Sleeves as well as their regular card sleeves. Their brand can be found in just about every retail store around the world. From big name retailers like Target and Walmart, it isn’t hard to find an Ultra PRO product. They market and sell their products through a huge top-tier network of over 120 distributors worldwide. They have distributors and customers in North America, Europe, and even Asia. BCW These run a little bit smaller than the Ultra PRO and TitanShield toploaders, but should still be able to hold your Pokemon cards just fine. These toploaders are labeled as fitting cards up to 20 points, so these will be a nice and snug fit.

The sacrifice made with this option, is that the toploaders are usually thinner and do not do as good of a job protecting the cards from bending. There is also sometimes residual glue left over from cheaper manufacturing practices. This somewhat defeats the purpose if your cards can be damaged when you put them in the toploader OPTION 2: Quality These toploaders are also designed to perfect align with the TitanShield premium card sleeves as well as with their perfect fit inner card sleeves.The biggest selling point for these toploaders is of course their price. They’re a lot more affordable than many of the bigger brands that most gamers and collectors are familiar with. You are looking for any toploader that measures 3″ x 4″. You can opt for something slightly larger, but your cards will likely bounce around inside of them, and thus it wouldn’t really be good for protecting your Pokemon cards.

With all the different brands of toploaders on the market, it can be hard to choose the best one. We looked through the market and brought you some of the best When you go for quality, or a well-known brand, you are often in safer hands. At the end of the day, these are your most valuable cards you will be putting into the toploaders, so you want to make sure they won’t damage your cards, or cause wear over time. What Size Toploader For Pokémon Cards? The next toploader on our list is the Go Delight Topload Card Holders 3″ x 4″. These toploaders are made by a private label company that goes by the name of Go Delight. Usually private label companies create products as cheaply as possible and offer bad quality products, and these seem to be somewhere in the middle. Trading cards have been around in one form or another for a very long time, but it’s only in recent years that collectors, traders and players of trading card games have caused a massive explosion in the need for their card collections to be protected.

The best size toploader for Pokémon cards is 3″ x 4″. Most toploaders come in this size, and offer alternative sizing for larger collectible cards, or sports cards. Standard trading cards are 2.5 inches by 3.5 inches (6.4 cm by 8.9 cm), which includes the Pokémon Trading Card Game cards. How To Use Toploaders for Pokémon Cards? While we did say that you could use a penny sleeve for putting your Pokemon card into a toploader, we do suggest that you get your hands on the best sleeves that you can afford. While a penny sleeve should be able to provide a decent amount of protection for your Pokemon card, the more you spend on the sleeve, the more protection your card gets. The main characteristic that makes these toploaders so sought after by collectors is their quality. The plastic is made with a super clear, rigid PVC. This helps protect against scratches and bends. Unfortunately, these toploaders do tend to show scratches easily on the outside if you aren’t being careful.