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    Protecting Cards

    Since I haven't collected for a few years, I don't have many toploaders to store my cards in. I'm wondering what size I should get to store my GU and auto cards in. I'm going to order them online more than likely and don't want to get the wrong size. I'll be ordering off of dacardworld and if possible could you link to the size of top loader that works best for game used and auto cards.

    Also a side question. Do you usually store your base rookie cards in top loaders or not? I'm thinking about getting some toploaders for some of my incoming rookie cards.

    Thanks for any help.

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    i use 75pt. for gu with a penny sleeve also. Not sure about autos my bro got me some thin cases (again autos also have penny sleeves), and for rookies the good ones (proven or highly rated) i put in a thicker type of penny sleeve.

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    Are the 75pt the Super Thick ones on the dacardworld page? Also do penny sleeves usually fit over the GU cards?

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    75pt arent super huge there about average and yes penny sleeves will fit except for giant cards i.e. sweet spot auto's

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