Are these plastic sleeves top loadin?
1880258
You can make it whatever you want top or bottom because all you have to do is turn it around and then you can do either way. Hope this helps! Blessings...
1880259
Yes, they load from the top and are extremely useful for keeping sheets of related material together.
2207400
They are not very stiff, they will not give a lot of protection from bending. I'm not familiar with the penny sleeves so I can't compare to them.
1419758
I would say yes, they are thinner than the plastic ones I previously used, therefore saving me some space.
1996373
No, these are plastic and the main feature is the cover where you could place them.
2207396
If by penny sleeves you mean those soft plastic sleeves then yes. They are just like those except are designed to fit your card very tightly. They offer no protection from bending (and in fact will bend your card a tiny bit at first until your card stretches the plastic out), only protection from handling and light scratches and are actually meant to be fit into another, thicker, sleeve for playing with. If you want to prevent bending, the hard plastic versions are more what you'd be looking for. They're usually called toploaders. Keep in mind that people don't usually play with toploaders on their cards. To play, people usually use deck protectors, which are a little thicker than these soft sleeves, but are not especially good at preventing bending. Toploaders are good for long term storage of premium cards or to ship them through the mail when you sell them.
1072888
No they aren't. Unless they correct shipping packaging. .a lot of damage occurs. Had three sets shipped to Florida and each time were damaged. .Seller finally refunded my money because they wouldn't ship anymore. ..might of been distance from California were they came from. They really look nice and feel heavy but not solid tops.
1099068
Yes. Though they are just very thin plastic sleeves. They are not likely to hold up for long, but so far, the one I put in my wallet is holding together just fine.
739896
Unfortunately, they do not. I looked and looked for ones that do have plastic, but couldn't find any. These are large and cover well. They are rather thin though. They do work for my handicapped sister.
49057
No, the sleeves are blank, you add whatever it is you want on them much like regular hanging files
2145295
Yes. They will be snug because these sleeves are designed to have normal sleeves placed over them for extra protection. eg card > perfect-fit sleeve > normal sleeve
1361774
Yes they are. I keep paper forms in mine but haven't really loaded them down. They work well for me.
1331879
I think they are. They are made from heavy plastic and work quite well. No problems.
1117052
You get 4 packs of hard top load sleeves = 100 plus you get 100 of the soft plastic sleeves This was a great value for us and we are very happy with our purchase.
302096
No they come with plastic sleeves that fit in a rack in side so they slide back and forth
156092
Yes the sleeves are dual sided. And they have little openings so you don't have to touch your discs once they are inserted.
93194
Yes they are. I got mine from a local card shop, and they are completely clear. But they have a regular sleeve feel to them, so they are not like baseball clear sleeves.
1667803
If I recall ( I installes them almost a year ago) that all I did was stuck them in the holes of chair. I don't think they came with any sleeves to use if you were to buikd your own.