Can this be used for vintage (1952 baseball cards) ? If not which 9 pocket would be appropriate. Thanks
1273943
No these are for smaller cards. Not sure if there is a page that holds 1952 cards.
1656806
According to the Rolodex website, the pockets are 2 1/4 by 4, the exact size of a credit card. I am going to buy it and will update when it arrives. I made this purchase and credit cards do fit. they are tight and you will not be able to get 96 but you will be able to get 48 in there. This is very nice.
1827489
I've been able to fit two into the pocket; I wouldn't try more because it's pretty tight with two. On another note; be careful of the seller and how many holders you receive. Sam's club filled my order and didn't even come close to filling the order as advertised. They also wouldn't make good on it; I was not happy.
663879
Yes, I believe so. The sleeves are very big to allow the cards to move around. I personally don't collect sports cards anymore, but I do remember their size. Yes, they should fit very nicely.
1855675
No, cardsaver IIIs will not fit. They are a little too long and bend slightly.
547662
Yes, they will work, and these are good, or the coin flips that are clear plastic, and they hold other coins just as well, too. I prefer the flips for that reason, and stapling these types here is sometimes tricky in not damaging the coin...as no matter what anyone says...staples and rare pristine coins are not a good match...kind of like cats and dogs together...might work well, or might not...take care, from Randy~
285730
There is a small pocket/opening that you could put a couple of folded bills in. Not a lot of space, but it is possible.
1610805
Yes, Jacob Boxer, they will fit but will be extemely tight. I use them for baseball cards & fit 2 per pouch.
1646653
without question. i have one from 2004 the card diameter will be no problem. the height just makes it.
1063544
I'm not sure, I've only ever put one in there and my cards are usually dimensional. It doesn't look like it would fit 10-12 cards though. Hopefully that helps you.
953416
You would have to buy sleeves separately. The pockets will fit standard size sleeves easily, but they do a good job protecting the cards without them.
1932178
The thickness of baseball cards are likely going to make these not work as intended. While technically the length x width dimensions are similar, because these sleeves are intended for Magic: The Gathering cards and similar CCG cards which are printed on thinner stock, you might run into issues getting the cards in. I don't have any baseball cards to test this theory, however, so I could be wrong.
1059465
I was about the same way. The problem is when you USE the $20, and have 9 bills in change. No way it will fit! I decided to use the case for business cards, and carry a small wallet for the cards, ID, and bills.
552841
Nope... I have both and the new ones are too big with the old one. You'd have to cut the sides of the cards in order to it them in.
1746505
There is some leeway in the sleeves. I have my cards sleeved and they fit fine. I use all different types of sleeves, and even in the sleeves I use there is plenty of room. In sleeves I put 2 cards in a pocket sometime, and can clearly see 2 cards if I don't stack them well.I'd guess there is close to .25 inches at least extra to move with.I also could get off my butt, get the binder and a ruler, and tell you that from the bottom seam of the pocket to the top is a little more than 3.75 inches. Probably more useful than previous description.
1267042
I am sorry but I just looked up 1956 cards and found out they were horizontal cards. I believe you can fit six horizontally and maybe seven if you put the one in the middle as vertical on a shelf (3-1-3) but nine per shelf vertically (for PSA cards)
1932176
Standard baseball cards *do* fit, however they are INCREDIBLY snug and may damage the card getting into the sleeve. Also, the sharper corners on baseball cards (the ones I've tried), made it nearly impossible to sleeve them in any sort of timely fashion. I love these sleeves, but I don't think they're the best for baseball cards.