Would this work for storing trading cards like Magic the Gathering?
1044878
Should be no problem. The cards you are speaking of are 2.5 by 3.5 inches and the interior dimension of the drawers is 4.25 wide by 5.25 long...
1044879
How big are the cards? Drawers are4 1/2x5 1/4x 2 1/4 . if the cards are that size or smaller they'll fit.
1163963
Unfortunately, the cases leave just enough room for cards only. I've tried using them with my LOTR LCG sleeved in Ultra Pro sleeves and they don't fit. But not all my games are sleeved. For sleeved cards I use Ultra Pro's Deck Boxes in various colors. I still like the plastic boxes for unsleeeved cards and other odds and ends. Hope this helps.
944144
I'm sure it can...as long as the cards are not on cardboard or anything. It holds my business cards, ID and credit cards.
448919
probably yes. if it is just for transporting then i would say yes. if you used them to store heavy stuff and the box got damp, it might not hold up. i have them full of files, just like the picture, and they are absolutely strong enough for that use. i wouldn't hesitate putting books in these strong boxes. good luck! -s
1540089
It might. There is plenty of room for the standard deck. I am not familiar with card sleeves.
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.
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!
745326
Personally, I don't use the binder for baseball cards, but the MTG cards that I keep in them are the same dimensions as baseball cards, so yes, this binder will be a good fit for holding baseball cards.
1588699
This would work fine with yugioh cards. The slots will be a little bigger since yugioh cards are smaller than normal cards, but I love this book. Totally worth it.
1370892
No. At least, not properly. The sleeves would make for a tight fit. Pocket pages are not designed for cards AND sleeves.
985628
I guess it would, but I think of a deck of cards being thicker than this. I use these for greeting cards, but they are thinner greeting cards and I layer at least 2 more layers of card stock on top to get me the thickness. I guess it would depend on what kind of playing cards. If its just for a party favor or maybe just for a few times use, these should be okay.
1868160
I would think it would hold normal greeting cards fairly well. The spacing between wires is 2" so it should work.
1934936
It could be, however, the slots are deep (paper length) and small items may get lost. Also, it is cardboard and could not take a lot of abuse. Daily putting in and taking out of mail may wear it out.
2152070
They may work, but I was thinking more along the lines of maybe "Magic: The Gathering" card sleeves. You can get them at any gaming stores in your area that sell M:TG cards or perhaps from "Wizards Of The Coast". I have never put them in any sleeves or anything, so I don't know about the penny sleeves. But the Magic sleeves or some equivalent would work. Sleeves for all cards would be kind of pricey though.
2192410
It would be extremely tight - would probably cause the cards to bow. You definitely could not put two cards back-to-back in the same pocket.
1674199
I figured it could hold that many cards, I'm asking if the dual deck box itself will be able to fit in a card box for magic the gathering. In case you still don't understand a card box is essentially the box that the contents of a fat pack come in.
235852
Yes, it's pretty good for cards. I've used it a few times for that. This 60lb weight is also sturdier than some "delicate" cards found in a stationery or grocery store.