Ultra Pro Semi Rigid Card Holder 1/2" Lip – Clear PVC Sleeves for Trading Cards – Fits 2.5" x 3.5" up to 35pt – Card Grading Sleeves for Storage, Shipping, TCG & Collector Protection – 200 Pack

Pokémon cards do not fit in these.

Good stuff!

Great for protection, and especially great for mailing cards!

Honestly ultra pro is the hobby standard. This particular item is great and not to be confused with "graded submission semi rigid" these are essentially CS2, so if you understand that fact and know how to be delicate with your cards you shouldn't have a problem. The negative comments about cards getting ruined or the semi rigid being slightly curved are user error and most definitely NOT product failures. These a perfect for standard 20pt-35pt trading cards. They hold your card in a way that's almost form fitting in a way and that your "floats" inside the holder. Not touching the bottom or corners of the holder like a toploader would be more prone to do. Overall these holders are probably more for the avid everyday collectors, there's a bit of a learning curve when inserting your cards. It takes patience and finess so if those attributes are too tedious or if your purchasing for a child's collection maybe consider toploaders instead. I prefer these sometimes more so than SemiRigid 1's because they are a bit more streamline and not as bulky. And toploaders have a tendency to allow the cards to slip around and out .

I initially got these because I thought they were the thick plastic sleeves that people put their most valuable cards in. That was my mistake and not the seller/amazon. These things are like very thin plastic sleeves with a strange design. I couldn't find a way to put my cards in these things without damaging the card. Strange right, you buy sleeves to protect cards and instead risk damaging them with this product. I like ultra pro, but they messed up by releasing this product line. ****Update: November 24, 2013 I ended up throwing these things away because of how useless I thought they were. *They weren't sturdy enough for me to keep my valuable cards in. *They weren't rigid enough for me to store hundreds of extra cards (would bend if stacked). *Their size and shape made storage more difficult for me (wouldn't fit in the boxes I had). *Inserting and removing cards was a pain. All in all, they were not what I was looking for and my review was meant to inform the next person that these were not suitable replacements for rigid top loaders. Also, my original comment of, "ultra pro, they messed up by releasing this product line", wasn't a good one because clearly other people buy these and have been buying them for like...... I don't know... and I don't care. But it wasn't a good comment, they have their use, but not one that I thought was appropriate for me. I'm sorry if my comment made someone sad, mad, or confused.

Great sleeves! But be cautious if you are using penny sleeves with this product, they need to be perfect fit sleeves otherwise you have to force the cards in, which is not good. If it wasn't for that and the fact that they scratch so easily i would've rated 5 because they are protecting the cards very well even when flexed!

Buy these bad boys…like yesterday! Protect thy cardboard my fellow collectors!

Sold a bunch of Pokemon cards in lots of 20-40 cards and needed top loaders to ship them out in. Was surprised to see prices on them went up quite a bit since last time I bought them which was 6-7 months ago. Bought 200 of them for $17, but now they're $24+ for 200 and at least $13 for 100.. Luckily I searched long enough where these semi-rigids popped up in my search (thanks Amazon algorithm!) and saw after some awesome discounts were only $11 and change. Thought it was a price mistake, bought some similar ones (BCW I think) in the past for around $10 but that was for 50 of them. You really do get 200 semi-rigid holders for $11! They're the same exact ones that PSA require for grading, no degrade on quality. I do suggest before you put your cards in, to stick a couple fingers in them to stretch them out a bit (kind of like when, youre.. ah, nevermind), otherwise it'll be a tight fit, you'll probably have a hard time getting your cards in. Then you slide them in, but work it slow, don't just jam in there, it'll hurt your cards. Obviously these aren't as thick as top loaders so if you're shipping just one or a couple cards, I'd use those rigid cardboard like, photo mailers for extra protection. This combo works fine for the $1.20 USPS shipping option for trading cards. I've stuck 3 top loaded cards in there many times, so these thinner semi-rigids obviously wouldn't be a problem.

Son un poco pequeñas y no son las que se envía a psa, este modelo no le veo gran utilidad, o se compran las que son un poquito mas grandes que son las que aceptan psa o directamente para colección personal funda magnética o toploader son mejores opciones

There is a top rated review saying these are definitely the ones you’re looking for. Be cautious. They were not the ones I was looking for. The company makes a slightly larger version that come in a red box. Those are the ones you need if you’re looking to have a penny sleeve on your card. Or just not to crush your corners on pokemon, dbz, one piece cards. That being said, they are still fantastic quality just for smaller cards.

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