TOPIC: Plastic Token Sheets

Anyone find a Plastic sheet that holds the new Chippies really well?<br /><br />I think I have one that Jeff is selling laying around here someplace, but I was curious if there were any recomendations...<br /><br />Thanks?

<br />Anyone find a Plastic sheet that holds the new Chippies really well?<br /><br />I think I have one that Jeff is selling laying around here someplace, but I was curious if there were any recomendations...<br /><br />Thanks?<br />

<br /><br />I bought a number of the sheets that TD is selling and I think they work quite well, they seem more flexible then the old sheets.  No complaints.

yeah, the sheets from TD work great for new and old tokens.  for most of the page, the tokens stay fairly secure, but the top row has a chance of sliding out, so i do suggest using a zipper binder, just in case.

yep - the top row issue...well aware of that...hmmm<br /><br />Thanks for the input!

The new pages are 20-per page, right? There are a lot of sites that offer pages in that size. Since the sizes are standardized for a binder page, a 20-chip page should be the smae no matter where it comes from, right?

Henwy, <br /><br />I don't think so. I have some 20/page for clout fantasy and they suxors.<br /><br />Later, David

I'd like to think not...look at last years pages for example.<br /><br />The wood token pages by "Lead Dog" have a "snap in" feature/feel to them.<br /><br />The 20 page holders I have seen from Ultra Pro, and Lead Dog as well as Cowers do not have the same "snap in" feature...maybe they are all the same, but I am thinking there is still hope for a tighter "snug snap in" sheet.<br /><br />The Clout ones are the worst - they are the Ultra Pro if I am not mistaken...

<br />Henwy, <br /><br />I don't think so. I have some 20/page for clout fantasy and they suxors.<br /><br />Later, David<br />

<br /><br />What exactly sucks about them? Too tight? Too loose?

If David was talking about the Ultra Pro ones - I got mine at the Clout booth...<br /><br />They are strange sheets to be sure...they have square pockets but with a rounded U shaped seam in them - they do not have thumb cut-outs but that would be OK if they were snug at all.  The big problem putting TD Chippies into them - they are very supple plastic - so the page bows something crazy - the tokens are too big for the pockets so they do tend to slide right out.  About the only thing that works in the UP sheets is TD Silver pieces, and maybe too a Silver dollar coin..  but the Chippies are too thick to work well.<br /><br />Of the three sheets I have in front of me - the one Jeff sells is doing the best job of holding the tokens (I think this is the Cowers brand)...but still the top row is IFFY at best!  Fling a binder closed - or tilt it on its side quickly and look out below!

Hmmm. The new chips seem to fit in the old woodie sheets. It's a tight fit but it goes in. Maybe I should just buy the 30-slot pages. I'm just worried the damn things won't fit.