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    9 pocket card page question

    i remember years ago someone telling me that it is not good for cards to put them back to back into card pages(18 cards in a page, front and back instead of 9 cards on one side) because this can damage cards. anyone ever hear of this?

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    I heard that too. I think pages are built to be put in one-sided, so if you put in cards back to back, the slots will get stretched out, and the cards will get stuck and/or squeezed.

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    its best just to put 9 in a sleeve bc after awhile the cards start to stick together not gud for the cards they get damaged so best bet is just put 9 per sleeve

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    thanks guys for your response.i think i will keep with just 9 cards per page, probably better to just spend a little more on pages now than have all my cards stuck together later!, thanks for your advice, i appreciate it.

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    That's the brightest idea to store your card safely. :)

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    I have put cards in those pockets for about 15 years now and have never had a single issue with that... Thicker cards and autos i put in a pocket by themselves but all singles of all my PC stuff goes back to back

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    i was wondering if you put them back to back with each card in a penny sleeve, i wonder if the penny sleeve will keep them from sticking together?

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    You should buy Ultra Pro, they are really good because the cards fit really well in them. If I was you, I would put nicer cards, 1 in each sleeve and maybe regular base cards that dont have much value doubled up if you are trying to save money.

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    Penny Sleeves will stretch the pocket out... once you put one in the sleeve you cannot take it out and put a non sleeved card in it... But like i said... the ONLY ones you may have to worry about it like a chrome card... the basic stock for cards does not stick together

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    I have also had issues with brands that are NOT Ultra Pro, so stick with them and you should be safe. I also agree that better cards should only be one per pocket and base cards two per pocket.
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    You should buy Ultra Pro, they are really good because the cards fit really well in them. If I was you, I would put nicer cards, 1 in each sleeve and maybe regular base cards that dont have much value doubled up if you are trying to save money.


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