Top Loader Controversy Poll

[YellowSuge]

Toploaders/penny sleeves. Not only are they considerably cheaper, they're lighter than screwdowns/magnetic holders.

[themanishere]

Loader and sleeve for all RCs, as well as GU/Autos under $50. For thicker-than-normal cards (e.g. Sweet Spot) or high value GU or Autos ($50-100+) I use diamond-cut magnetic snap-tites or screw downs.

[TheTGB]

Depends on the value! $100+ I throw in screw downs, and everything else goes in top loaders.

[Rybowski]

Toploader with Penny Sleeve for most of my cards, but the more valuable and thicker they get, I got to go with the magnetic snap-tite.

[hawk2618]

I put all my cards(rookies or superstars)) in penny sleeves and then top loaders.The only exception is game used or any other thick card that won't fit in the top loader.Any card that is double protected rather than single protected(screw down or magnetic)gets my aproval.What I started doing was putting the game used in penny sleeves and then putting them in a 200 ct box.

[jnt34]

i like the magnetic ones but they get so expensive

[Razrbackfan5]

i like the magnetic ones but they get so expensive

Thats what I have started to use but I get mine for free.

[K.Pop]

All of my personal collection items are put in magnetics(autos, GU and high end base inserts and parallels)......all other pc items are put in sleeves and into a toploader. At a show.....they better be in something or I pass them by.......unless it is a set pick up when searching through boxes and boxes and boxes...........whew, that gets tiring...lol

Same here....haha, I take it you know that feeling when you goto a table and see 10 boxes of cards. You have to look at them all in the fear of passing up that one PC card.

[Redman5006]

I do a soft sleeve and toploader on all my pc cards up to 50.00, after that I use a 1 screwdown holder.

[Parkerplenty]

The majority of my cards go in a (1) screwdown case. Pros: It's easier and ensures i dont mess up the corners and overall protection. Cons: The screwdowns can get pricey.

I believe the new magnetic cases by Pro-Mold are supposed to protect better against light.