What do you use to protect/store your steelbooks?

[origammirip789]

Originally Posted by Spect3r

And there we go off topic Although i started the off topic so what the hell lol

Sorry It’s just I have never seen this one before and either me or SBCollector need to update our lists.

I personally use this plastic cases and slips that are on the photo.


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[L1Slayer]

Originally Posted by origammirip789

Sorry It’s just I have never seen this one before and either me or SBCollector need to update our lists.

I personally use this plastic cases and slips that are on the photo.


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I wanted to sent you a private message, but your inbox is full!
It's a MetalPak in G2 and it's not a custom.

I'm sorry Spect3r!
Back to topic now. Any more questions, pm me!

[origammirip789]

Originally Posted by L1Slayer

I wanted to sent you a private message, but your inbox is full!

It's a MetalPak in G2 and it's not a custom.



I'm sorry Spect3r!

Back to topic now. Any more questions, pm me!

PM me with details please!


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[defiler]

I just use the generic clear bags that have the adhesive seal. Usually seal them in the basement so there's minimal humidity trapped in there with it.

But to avoid rust, you probably need something air sealed or a tiny bag of moisture absorbing sand.

I'd worry about the silica reacting with the paint. You can't really vacuum seal a bag as it has the possibility of denting in the cover when the air is sucked out.

[L1Slayer]

Originally Posted by defiler

I'd worry about the silica reacting with the paint.

Fair point!

Originally Posted by defiler

You can't really vacuum seal a bag as it has the possibility of denting in the cover when the air is sucked out.

I think it would be enough to wrap it in closed foil or simply wrap it in multiple foil-layers. I mean how hardcore can you go with protecting these?

[Spect3r]

Originally Posted by defiler

I just use the generic clear bags that have the adhesive seal. Usually seal them in the basement so there's minimal humidity trapped in there with it.

Thats a neat trick, sealing them in the basement.

I'd worry about the silica reacting with the paint. You can't really vacuum seal a bag as it has the possibility of denting in the cover when the air is sucked out.

Would it really damage it? A small machine is not a lot of power.
I actually have no idea of the prices but i will check and if they are not expensive i will give it a try with some old G1 steelbook, see what happens.