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★★★★ ULTRA RARE · 1ST EDITION

Pull it.
Protect it.

The difference between a gem mint card and a beat-up one is a 2-cent sleeve. Here's the full storage setup, from penny sleeves to slab displays.

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The complete set · 8 cards

Move your pointer over a card to see the foil. Common supplies first, then up to display pieces.

001/008★

Penny sleeves

Soft, clear sleeves that go on every card the second it leaves the pack.

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002/008★★

Toploaders

Rigid holders for your hits. Sleeve first, then slide it into a toploader.

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003/008★★

Zip 9-pocket binder

Side-loading pockets and a zipper keep cards in and dust out. Avoid ring binders, which dent cards.

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004/008★★

800-count storage boxes

Cardboard boxes for bulk and commons. Label the ends by set and you'll find anything fast.

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005/008★★★

Magnetic card holders

UV-protected one-touch cases for the cards you want to show off. Check the point thickness for your card.

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006/008★★★

Card sorting trays

Sort a fresh box into sets or numbers in minutes instead of covering the whole table.

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007/008★★★★

Graded slab display stand

Tiered acrylic stand that turns graded slabs into a shelf display.

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008/008★★★★

Deck box

A tough box for the deck you actually play, so your best cards survive game night.

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Storage planner

Tell us how big the collection is and how many are hits worth extra protection.

12packs of 100 penny sleeves
3packs of 25 toploaders
2800-count boxes for the rest
79-pocket pages to show the hits