9 pocket pages for patch cards?

[Maggot]

I did some googling and came up short. Is there anyone making 9-pocket pages for patch-thickness cards yet?

The rest of my collection is in binders and I have this "annoying" side collection of cards that don't fit.

[mooneyes]

I would like the same so I can look at my patch card collection but there doesn't seem to be any pocket pages that fit them, just the jersey cards.

[camsue]

looking myself

[doniceage]

None that I know of. Might be a niche market if someone created those.

Don

[sparty07]

I thought I saw someone with 6 pocket pages that would work for those in a toploader.

[creasecollector]

I thought I saw someone with 6 pocket pages that would work for those in a toploader.

These do exist, yes. Up to 100pt toploaders fit in these pages. It's stated in their FAQ. So it depends on which cards you're looking to store. They are kinda pricey though.

http://toploaderbinder.com/


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[Maggot]

Looks like those are all out of stock. I don't mind paying a premium, but $120 for 60 pages and 2 binders is too much.

[Drewk86a]

There are probably many places that sell 8x14 (legal size) 3-ring binders. a quick google search turned up several places including one, officesupply.com but I'm sure here are others at much lower rates than Topload Binder site.

I' sure you can find 6-pocket pages also. If not, the Toploader Binder site sells sheets in packs of 10 for $12.

[Drewk86a]

OK - First off, I am not taking credit for this idea, I(I found on another site) but the simplicity of it blew my mind. You can make your own toploader-able pocket pages.

You will need:
1) 8x11 clear page protectors (anywhere office supplies are sold
2) A Photo Sleeve Fuser Tool with a wheel tip (at craft stores like Michaels)

Use Photo Sleeve Fuser to create whatever size pockets you need. Fuser tip is heated, then using a ruler as a guide, roll the fuser over the page divider. Plastic will melt and perforated wheel will seal pocket


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[creasecollector]

^ That's a pretty cool idea right there. Thanks for sharing that how-to method!