How do the tops stay secure? If I place a Dominion card in the sleeve, won't if fall out if turned upside down?
1240017
Most cards made for these sleeves are close to the 2.5 x 3.5 inches size. At that size, the cards are snug in the sleeve and do not fall out. Usually to get the card out, I have to tap the sleeve so the card moves to the top and then pull the card out. If Dominion cards are smaller than 2.5 x 3.5 inches, then they may fall out. If they are bigger, then they may not fit.
1240018
The cards we put in them don't fall out. We shuffle them and everything. I suppose if you really tried you could make it happen but with normal use no problem there. Doesn't even slip out a little.
1240019
I don't see why you would ever be inverting a card and holding it by the sides of the sleeve. If you are holding the sleeves normally, being as you are grasping them between your thumb and fingers, they will never fall out. For standard USA sized playing cards (just under 2.5" x 3.5") the sleeves fit snugly, but not so snug they bend the cards in terms of width. The height of the sleeves is a little taller than necessary, but that does not bother me, or inhibit game play whatsoever.
1421361
We play Dominion at least once a week, and multiple games at that. We have yet to have any of the sleeves tear or come apart. I think they are ideal for game playing - and much cheaper than buying replacement sets of game cards! I am very pleased that we purchased these sleeves, and I think you will be too.
778230
Not that I have experienced. Money is tricky because it wants to stick so I put it between my license and credit card so it's 2 cards and cash. Otherwise it's hard to get out because it sticks with the case.I've had the case a while now and so far it's still holding up well and the cards are still staying safe. And I've only ever used 3 cards max to avoid overloading it to where it would cause them to fall out easier.
1086058
Not on the side where you put the cards in. Every now and then you have to adjust the cards. The magnet does a decent job, but you still need to make sure they stay in.
1220447
I have two credit cards and my ID in my case. My most used card is closest to the back as it is easiest to pull out and once its out the others fall out. When open there is about an inch of card that is exposed to pull on and they come out with very little effort.
2175891
What do you mean by double sleveing? Like puting a card in the sleeve then put a sleve over that?. It will probably break the sleves since they are all the same size.
1618874
I have this problem often and it's the gears directly in there. Both sides need the gears adjusted by finger to ensure that they are both closest to the top. This is in the instructions so it may be something you've tried, but that's what always works for me. The gears have to be up to grab the cards. If that doesn't work it might be an issue beyond the gears you can access and something else could've shifted in shipping.
1454600
The sleeve is made of rubber, of something similar, and should not slide at all. Also, there is an indentation in the cup for the sleeve and that will keep it snug. We run ours through the dishwasher after every use and we have never seen the sleeve slip.
1481602
I haven't had any problems at all with mine. I only wish I could store a couple more cards in it. Otherwise I'm very pleased!
451113
I keep three cards in the slots and one card behind. If I put more the cover does not close well. Four cards and it closes well.
1256286
The material used for the sleeves is thick. So, it will not roll down if you roll them up.
1478293
it is a tight fit for sleeved cards. will hold multiple cards with no sleeve, though.
1808643
I have used a rubber band and wrapped with aluminum foil. The tops definitely arent secure enough!
569108
Ha, good question. When the book was closed they mostly stayed in just fine. However, some of the coins in the top row did drop out. The larger coins stayed in best, but those smaller ones just weren't as tight. But like I said, it was only the top row. I told my son to make sure he kept the book upright, and he did :) We were using the cardboard folders.
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I'm not sure, but each row holds enough sleeved cards for one core set. I have 3 core sets and there expansions, so I got 3 cases to keep them separate and organized ( this helps my OCD). One case will hold two sleeved core sets, while using the dividers, comfortably.
1852449
It is held in place by magnetic attraction. With a sleeve on I doubt the magnet would be strong enough to keep it in place.
76404
I know that there are card sleeves that fit fairly well. I opted not to use card sleeves as using them makes it a bit more difficult to shuffle and adds substantial bulk. I know this sounds silly but if you have the money I would purchase one set for play and one to keep in mint condition. Also, you can get the base Dominion game cards without buying the entire game (also on Amazon). Happy playing!