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Magnetic holder

A magnetic holder is a hard, two-piece clear case for one card that closes with a magnet, used to store and display a card.

Also called One-touch holder.

Buying and sellingCondition
The magnetic holder among card holders Six ways to hold a card, each drawn around a card. Penny sleeve: Thin and soft, the first layer: 2 5/8 by 3 5/8 inches; Inner sleeve: A snug 64 by 89 mm sleeve, inside a standard sleeve; Toploader: Rigid, over a soft sleeve: 3 by 4 inch for a standard card; Semi-rigid holder: Stiffer than a sleeve; CGC and TAG ask for one; Magnetic holder: A hard two-piece case that closes with a magnet; Team bag: Resealable: up to 35 cards or 5 toploaders. The tile for Magnetic holder is outlined. Penny sleeve Thin and soft, the first layer: 2 5/8 by 3 5/8 inches Inner sleeve A snug 64 by 89 mm sleeve, inside a standard sleeve Toploader Rigid, over a soft sleeve: 3 by 4 inch for a standard card Semi-rigid holder Stiffer than a sleeve; CGC and TAG ask for one Magnetic holder A hard two-piece case that closes with a magnet Team bag Resealable: up to 35 cards or 5 toploaders

In more detail

BCW's 35 pt magnetic holder is a two-piece design held shut by a gold magnet, with no screws or tools. Its recessed corners keep the card's edges and corners from touching the case, and tabs on the top side let you open it with a coin or a fingernail.

Holders come in thicknesses to match the card. BCW rates its standard model for cards up to 35 pt and sells a 360 pt model for thick cards such as jumbo patch and memorabilia cards, so check a card's thickness before you buy a holder for it.

BCW sells magnetic holders for display and storage. TAG, whose packing guidelines call them one-touch magnetic cases, asks customers not to send cards to it in them, and BCW's team set bag fits magnetic holders up to 180 pt.

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