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Toploaders, magnetic cases and the semi-rigids graders ask for.
Holders
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35pt toploaders
Ultra PRO or BCW
Rigid 3×4 holders. The everyday case for a penny-sleeved card.
Always penny-sleeve first so the card does not scrape the rigid plastic. 35pt fits a normal sleeved card. If you have to push, stop and go up a size — forcing chips corners.
A thicker rigid holder for double-sleeved cards and chunky holos.
A double-sleeved card, or a stack of a penny plus a thick textured card, often bows a 35pt. 75pt, 100pt and up exist for relics and patches — match the stack, do not compress it.
A clear hinged case. The nicest way to show one card on a shelf.
Penny-sleeve the card first. A 35pt one-touch is for a normal card plus that sleeve. UV versions exist if the shelf gets daylight. Not for grading submissions.
Flexible holders made so a grader can slide the card out. Not a storage case.
PSA’s published guide asks for a clear penny sleeve inside a semi-rigid holder, and says not to use toploaders, tape, pull tabs or sticky notes. Card Saver I is the size people mean. Card Saver II is a different, smaller format — do not mix them up. Check the current guide before you post.
Fits
Any of these games
Use
Sending cards to PSA, CGC, BGS, ACE or TAG.
Price
A small pack is a few pounds; bulk drops the price per card
Cloudy on purpose. Poor for display, and a weak shield against a real impact.