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Are Top Loaders Good For Comics. I have the comics currently stored inside standard mylites 2 with standard full backs. Right now i have all my. Can someone tell me the pros and cons of picking up the 4 mil mylar archives or the comic top loaders? I'm starting to put together a group of comics that i would like to have in toploaders. These are basically two stiff sheets of plastic, sealed on three. You shouldn’t need more than a bag/mylar sleeve and a fullback board to. Their thick edges make them very resistant to bumps or small falls. In my experience, top loaders are generally used for display purposes. Toploaders are the gold standard for protection of paper collectibles, so much so that most grading companies (like psa or beckett) require toploaders for any shipments. Frankly, toploaders are better for physical strain. It has been my experience that top loaders are superb in conjunction with bagged books in mylar sleeves and backing boards. Fans of trading cards know all about top loaders.

I have the comics currently stored inside standard mylites 2 with standard full backs. Right now i have all my. Toploaders are the gold standard for protection of paper collectibles, so much so that most grading companies (like psa or beckett) require toploaders for any shipments. These are basically two stiff sheets of plastic, sealed on three. It has been my experience that top loaders are superb in conjunction with bagged books in mylar sleeves and backing boards. Fans of trading cards know all about top loaders. You shouldn’t need more than a bag/mylar sleeve and a fullback board to. Can someone tell me the pros and cons of picking up the 4 mil mylar archives or the comic top loaders? In my experience, top loaders are generally used for display purposes. Their thick edges make them very resistant to bumps or small falls.

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Are Top Loaders Good For Comics Fans of trading cards know all about top loaders. I'm starting to put together a group of comics that i would like to have in toploaders. It has been my experience that top loaders are superb in conjunction with bagged books in mylar sleeves and backing boards. In my experience, top loaders are generally used for display purposes. Right now i have all my. Frankly, toploaders are better for physical strain. These are basically two stiff sheets of plastic, sealed on three. Their thick edges make them very resistant to bumps or small falls. I have the comics currently stored inside standard mylites 2 with standard full backs. Fans of trading cards know all about top loaders. Toploaders are the gold standard for protection of paper collectibles, so much so that most grading companies (like psa or beckett) require toploaders for any shipments. You shouldn’t need more than a bag/mylar sleeve and a fullback board to. Can someone tell me the pros and cons of picking up the 4 mil mylar archives or the comic top loaders?