Front and back of the Beckett Shield semi-rigids. I used a Brother P-Touch label maker/printer to label each card. Year/Manufacturer info on the front and the specifics on the back. More info after the pics.
I store them in these boxes, I also store my magnetics in these same boxes.
MAKE SURE you get the #2 box as shown on the label on the underside of the box. They also have a #1 box which is not for the same size as these semi-rigids and magnetics, the #1 box is for the larger BCW semi-rigids. These are made for the BCW #2 semi-rigids, but will fit the Beckett Shield ones just fine, because they have the same dimensions/measurements. (That's what you see there in my scan, with a small handful of the BCW ones.) The Beckett ones are a lot easier to get cards into and you can label them, either by printing the label or hand writing on the white space available. Obviously, these boxes will store way more semi-rigids than mags. Depending on the thickness of the mags, it will hold less, I.E. 130PT mags versus 35PT mags.
If there is any empty space and you're worried about the semi-rigids / mags moving around, you can just use some paper towel crumpled up, or you can get the foam spacers that I have from BCW.
https://www.bcwsupplies.com/card-box-monster-pads
(these are also on eBay, just get them there instead of BCW.)
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=bc ... m570.l1313
FINALLY - when using these semi-rigids as storage, you have to be careful about any moisture, I've been using silica gel packs inside my storage cases, which are stored in A/C climate controlled conditions, I open up the cases from time to time just to get some air in there for 5-30 min, or more and close them back up. It sounds like a pain in the rear, but it's a few times every couple months, or when I feel like looking at the cards. If you have any concerns about moisture in your area / the cards bowing, do not use these. I have not had any issues. I also do not recommend storing any frail, super thin, die cut cards in these, I.E. that Prime Twine card I posted earlier in the thread. SPx, die cut with a thicker stock, no problem.
On a side note, I recommend getting the Cardboard Gold notched sleeves for your standard 20-35pt cards and for anything thicker up to 75/100PT, get the Shellz Easy Glide sleeves. More details below.
Cardboard Gold notched sleeves.
Don't use these for anything over 35PT, otherwise the one top corner of your card that lines up with the notch will not be fully covered.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/196672183667
Shellz Easy Glide Sleeves. You can use these for ANY thickness up to 75PT...they will probably fit 100PT as well, but I have not tested 100PT. If you like these, skip the Cardboard Gold altogether.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/296492965197?_ ... R-jp6t2QZQ
More info on the BCW box. Again, get these off eBay.
https://www.bcwsupplies.com/magnetic-se ... rage-box-5
https://www.ebay.com/itm/375427992996?_ ... QVFE2FVQ6E
Beckett Shield semi-rigids:
These are not the most pristine, they may be scratched looking, or scuffed looking, but I like the ease of getting cards in there and the ability to label them up top and for storing cards that I'm not going to be looking at 24/7, they do the job and save a ton of space and weight.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/203887597058?_ ... 101224.m-1