- UV Inhibitor Helps Prevent Fading.
- Prevents Fingerprints & Scratches.
- Single Card Sleeves. Size: 67 x 92mm
- Two Bags of 100 sleeves per bag.
- These are not pages for A4 folders.
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Featuring a re-sealable bag to keep the
sleeves safe and stop them sliding around.
Size: 67 x 92mm.
Ideal for Pokemon, MTG and Many Other Trading Cards.
Two Bags of 100 sleeves per bag.
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I started collecting playable trading cards when I was about 12 years old, and I began playing Middle Earth about a year later. I have always used these thin covers to protect the cards that I play with. After all these years (and I'm not admitting to how many) the cards I started with are still in excellent condition.
The plastic is thin enough to allow basic shuffling prior to and during the game.
The benefit of the plastic cover is that it keeps the grease and acid which naturally occur on the hands from getting onto the cards, and when you have finally gathered together your perfect playing deck the last thing you need is one or more of the vital cards starting to fall to pieces.
Plastic covers also mean that, should you want to sell or swap one of your playable deck cards, you should be able to use the condition of the card as a bonus for extra points against the card(s) of your choice.
If you are planning to collect the cards, rather than play them, then I would recommend that you invest in some good quality card display pages, such as 20 x A4 MAX 9 POCKET PAGES FOR POKEMON YUGIOH AND MTG CARDS, and a good binder (3 or 4 ring to hold the card display pages straight).
These are superb for anyone who plays collectable card games and doesn't want their cards to get mucky.
The plastic is thin enough to allow basic shuffling prior to and during the game.
The benefit of the plastic cover is that it keeps the grease and acid which naturally occur on the hands from getting onto the cards, and when you have finally gathered together your perfect playing deck the last thing you need is one or more of the vital cards starting to fall to pieces.
Plastic covers also mean that, should you want to sell or swap one of your playable deck cards, you should be able to use the condition of the card as a bonus for extra points against the card(s) of your choice.
If you are planning to collect the cards, rather than play them, then I would recommend that you invest in some good quality card display pages, such as 20 x A4 MAX 9 POCKET PAGES FOR POKEMON YUGIOH AND MTG CARDS, and a good binder (3 or 4 ring to hold the card display pages straight).
These are superb for anyone who plays collectable card games and doesn't want their cards to get mucky.
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I bought these sleeves for unit cards for the strategy game AT-43, which are slightly larger than most collectibles. I wasn't disappointed, they fit in nicely and have a good look to them.
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Using these along with Magic Set Editor to make Power Cards for Dungeons and Dragons 4E, which they are perfect for.
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