Will a deck of cards and a pair of dice fit in these easily for 6 year old hands to access?
2082504
Yes. I have a large number of marbles in the bags I bought, but you can probably fit in several standard decks of cards (or a larger size deck, such as standard Tarot cards), and there will still be room for dice. I can put my full size adult hand in the bag, so a six year old should be able to easily do so.
2082505
May be just a tad tight of space for both deck and pair of dice for adult male hands. I have kind of small hands myself (petite female) and find easy access for storage of a lighted magnifying glass (3x4.5x0.6 inches). I would suppose a single deck of cards and pair of dice would be fine, especially for a child's hand.
2259692
They're designed to hold playing cards only. I don't know if they make comic book sized boxes, although there could be a market for that kind of item.
1907348
absolutely. i have used them since my daughter was 2. She doesn't mind them at all and the size is perfect for kids!
1309552
Yes, standard sized (or smaller) cards will fit nicely with or without sleeves.
2149221
The boxes are about half an inch shorter in the bottom than on the top. The internal and external dimensions do not differ much as the walls are not fairly thick. Excuse me, I cannot measure. I think the cards can definitely be fit in.
110736
Both of the kids would fit, but they will be very close together. However, I've noticed that kids will sit outside of the box to play because the sides aren't that high. Probably, both the 3 and 6 year old could do this easily.
579437
You could lay them face down, and get 2 "decks" in a drawer. If you want them on edge like a library card cataog, then they would need to be at a large angle since the height of a drawer is about 1/4 of an inch to short. (Plus you can't go all the way to the top becuase there is a tab that hangs down 1/4 inch. I would get some foam from a craft store and make some triangles. That would make it easy to flip through the cards. But there is probably a better solutionIf you are storing decks, the dividers would work. But you would need to dump the cards out because there is no room for fingersI checked this with sleeved Pokemon cards, not MtG, but I think they are the same size. Good luck You could lay them face down, and get 2 "decks" in a drawer. If you want them on edge like a library card cataog, then they would need to be at a large angle since the height of a drawer is about 1/4 of an inch to short. (Plus you can't go all the way to the top becuase there is a tab that hangs down 1/4 inch. I would get some foam from a craft store and make some triangles. That would make it easy to flip through the cards. But there is probably a better solutionIf you are storing decks, the dividers would work. But you would need to dump the cards out... » Read More You could lay them face down, and get 2 "decks" in a drawer. If you want them on edge like a library card cataog, then they would need to be at a large angle since the height of a drawer is about 1/4 of an inch to short. (Plus you can't go all the way to the top becuase there is a tab that hangs down 1/4 inch. I would get some foam from a craft store and make some triangles. That would make it easy to flip through the cards. But there is probably a better solutionIf you are storing decks, the dividers would work. But you would need to dump the cards out because there is no room for fingersI checked this with sleeved Pokemon cards, not MtG, but I think they are the same size. Good luck « Show Less
1021107
Yep, they fit with the yugioh sized sleeves. It was a little tight the first time, but sleeved cards fit.
1493186
sorry, I can't help I don't know what skip-bo cards are. If they are standard thickness and standard size I don't think it would be a problem but if they are thick cardboard type kid cards the answer would be no.
1316474
My six year old built it, but he has built many, many sets. His fingers were better able to grasp the smaller pieces than my fingers.
802183
Definitely. It's one of my six year old's favorites and I'm sure a five year old could play. Sometimes (when her sister's been winning a lot) we make the game easier by not making her memorize all the cards but allowing her multiple peaks either on some or all of the cards. As with most games it's helpful to talk little ones through decisions they make the first few times they play it.
296451
No, DS games will not fit in this case. DS game cards are slightly too wide to fit in the SD sized pockets.
1494378
Standar Size (like Pokemon's or Magic TCG) So, there's no problem to hold up mini cards
2015208
They might. My kids can put about 24-30 in one bag easily. The ones that come with them are a good size, larger than a quarter and about the same width.
196638
I think it really depends my son is 6 and even though a little big he still plays it. My nephew is 14 and definitely able to fit his hands. Good luck Austin! Wish I could be more help!
979369
Yes. He might need help loading the four batteries. Otherwise, all he has to do is press the button to begin the shuffle and hold it down until all cards have been shuffled. Be aware that you should not use the smaller cads because they tend to jam. The standard cards that people might use for poker are fine. They measure 2-1/2 by 3-1/2 inches.
850017
Dear Scott,I have asked my son your question, and he says that it will hold the cards in their protective sleeves.This deck box is well worth the money. It is a very sharp looking box. Nothing cheap about it.Sincerely.