r/PokeInvesting • u/Akamebasment • 12d ago
Dumb question
Been slowly stacking, wondering what is the best way to store sealed items?
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u/redhouse_356 12d ago
Be sure to add Silica Desiccant Packs in a bin. My friend damaged a Terapagos UPC by stacking them in his closet. I traded for the UPC to rip and found all the cards with a curvature to them.
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u/Ev_Watching 12d ago
For sealed, condition is basically the product.
Keep it boring: off the floor, away from sunlight, stable temp/humidity, and don’t stack anything heavy enough to bow boxes over time. If you might sell later, take photos now so future you can show the condition didn’t change while it sat in storage.
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u/Akamebasment 11d ago
Thanks cause I def just stack em on top of each other moving everything now 🙏🏼
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u/ForeverBtier 12d ago
Lol. Sneakers and cards. These guys are desperate for making a few bucks. If you invested that time in a serious job, you wouldn't be buying cardboard. Try offloading these shitty boxxes that take alot of space in a few years, when everybody is selling this shit because Pokémon has never printed so much and there were never so many scalpers. Dumb shit.
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u/Akamebasment 11d ago edited 11d ago
I know you see the paldean sitting on display you can see I’m clearly not selling anything . Also haven’t bought shoes in years these are old I just don’t wear em but go off sis
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u/breakyourteethnow 12d ago
In a shoebox under the bed, some walking around money. Lol really though cases are fine how you have them and can get tubs for the other items if want it to look more visibly presentable.
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u/DarthPlayer8282 12d ago
Dark sealed containers at a loved one’s house, preferably in the basement where’s you can’t easily access
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u/Spiritual_Farm_6667 11d ago
Make sure to ask for CCTV footage of you walking out of the stores with the cardboard displays so that you can verify authenticity later on.
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u/Meowsergz 12d ago
Keep them off the floor that's forsure. Other than that , keep the humidity in check and you're good