Can you slide cards in on both sides (front & back)?
930652
Hello,Yes, you can slide cards in on both sides so it is 8 cards per front and back on each page.Thanks
930653
You can only slide cards in from inside center per page when you open the book. Can slide in 2 cards, viewable from back and front. Hope this helps.
930654
You can slide them in on one side of each page (e.g. "A/B", "C/D") but all you have to do is reverse the card so that you can see it on the other side of the plastic page. (My book has 3 slots for each letter of the alphabet because the top slot indicates the alphabet letter.) It works very well, but I would have liked one page for each letter of the alphabet, although that would make the book thicker (26 pp. instead of 12 pp.--"X/Y/Z" are on one page).
62062
yes you can behind the card slots. However, you can only put folded bills and not many. No coins. I tend to put folded notes or buisness cards there sometimes. Hope this helps
1815648
You can place the card were you want and this card only uses one slot not two.
766766
Easily. They are smaller than normal sleeves. They are meant to be placed on the card and in normal sleeves.
764409
Yes. I have purchased these and they hold both. Just be certain of the card dimentions.
1289914
There is just enough room to pull cards in and out with friction from the sides, but not loose enough where they fall out. Hope this helps :)
1842176
I don't see how you couldn't on either side. Would just have to adjust the setting and have the right plastic binder.
1363358
Yes, it can be printed on both sides. It does not show through. This is a fairly heavy cardstock.
2037194
No. just one side. But you don't want to store on both sides anyway.... they would get too mixed up, and come off of the magnetic sheet.
1052823
Yes you can . It is the back that moves from one side or the other. Very easy to put together.
993351
They can be squeezed in but not made for more expansions, to be honest the box has an issue fitting all randomized cards in spot had to split them up
1036883
If what you mean by "just a front/back" you mean that the card is just folded over once to create a front "cover" opening up to the message inside. It is not one of those cards with several fold overs. If you take a piece of paper and fold it in half, that is what you have in this card.
156859
I don't believe so. I tried it just to see,and found that 1 envelope and1 card fit nicely,but more than that will tear the envelope.There is no room for expansion. Hope this helps.
884721
Yes, I use my laser printer for these cards and I'm able to print on both sides, but it depends on the printer. One of my printers does not have a problem with duplex, my other one does
414481
I keep two 60-card decks in the top compartment and my dice and sideboards in the bottom compartment. Ideally, you could store both decks and the sideboards in the top compartment and dedicate the bottom to dice. The side compartment in the door is made to hold your sideboard, I guess, but its a little too deep and the cards can be difficult to get out. You could actually keep a small notepad and pen in it though, if need be!
509731
No, there is only a slot on the right side top and bottom, no slots that slide in from the inside center... Hope my reply wasn't too late.
1222313
It is a single sheet of stainless steel, so yes, you can put magnets on both sides... but the back side is made for hanging the board, so I don't think you'd like the look of the back side.