First off .. I'm not too sure where to post this Roz, so if it's in the wrong place then please feel free to shift it over.

This question applies to
everyone no matter which card sets they're collecting and I think it would be useful for us all to contribute a response.
It really doesn't matter how many or few cards you collect, whether you're primarily a collector or whether you're a dealer ... everyone's reply would be most welcome.
Some of you already know that I mainly collect LOTR cards, with a few other sets which catch my eye as I trawl the eBay listings.

I finally received my first LOTR Trilogy costume card this morning and though it's definitely thicker than normal, it's
not as thick as previous costume cards in previous sets.
Given the nature of the chrome finish on the cards AND the thickness, what kind of storage cases/toploaders will everyone be using to keep them in?
I've used Pro Mold PC18's (when I can get them) for the previous costume cards, but I think they'll be too deep for the Trilogy set.
That leads me to the auto cards for the this set.
What will you be using for short and long-term storage of these auto cards and will it be different to what you normally use?
The ones I've received were sent to me in soft sleeves inside hard toploaders and I want to know the best thing to store them longer-term?
Remember, I've only used the Trilogy set as an example ~ this question applies to any of the sets you collect.
What will you be using for the double costumes and triple auto cards from the PoA sets which you'll all be getting hmmm?

For people in the US ... please be aware we can't get hold of many of the Ultra Pro and Pro Mold products here in the UK and I would imagine it's the same elsewhere in Europe and Australasia .... we really don't have much to choose from I'm afraid!

Anyway, please take the time to post your thoughts, ideas and practical solutions here, because I'm sure some of the newer Forum members would like to read the tips and tricks for storing their cards safely .... posted by the more experienced collectors/dealers on the Forum!

Thanks!
