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Me too curious about the slider boxes

Possibly these?

https://www.pro-mold.com/sb25.html

I just organize my Yankees alphabetically by player. 

Most of my cards aquired during my childhood are in binders:  Organized by team, then year, then company, then number.  Not fancy at all.

My new personal collection is divided a bit differently.  I have a 5000 ct box with five rows, one for "Rookies" which are dedicated to rookie cards with HOF/potential HOF, one with interesting inserts (serial numbers, refractors, etc.), one with autographs, one with any type of card from favorite players, and one currently holding the rest of my unorganized mess.  I'll get there some day...just like everyone else says... :-D

My entire Tiger collection is in binders by year and set. The set is put in by card number and if a card is missing that spot remains vacant awaiting aquiring the card. The base set goes first and then parallels that are not stupid crazy to complete or acquire most of (Like Topps Gold or Rainbow foil as recent examples). Inserts are just put at the end randomly. Probably easier to show, and like many nowadays pretty bored, so I took a quick phone video and uploaded it to youtube here

https://youtu.be/oZAv5TLn8mQ

Thanks! Cool to see. That's a lot like how I do my Expo collection. You are a little farther ahead of me in keeping it spaced out ready for missing cards. I only do that if one of the cards is a team checklist and can do it easily.

I collect SF Giants cards.  I have about a dozen binders, divided by year, then set, then numerical order within the set.  

I used to collect individual players, but I've broken those collections up to fill my Giants team sets.  

Thanks for sharing the video, Ryan, very interesting

Mark

I have 2 separate collecitons different ways..

in football I have my team collection (inserts, oddball, etc) in binder by player for all years, vintage, or modern.

in baseball, I I have completed team sets in team bags in boxes...and 20-30 team sets in progress in pending box...

and of course a few boxes of misc cards that I pull from to work on team sets from

I like them both ways.

mark

I am actually really tired of explaining my simple way of storing PC cards for a team. Especially when the sport in question isn't even mentioned in the OP!