Question on storing your CGC books

[BradleyX2]

I assume that when you are storing a bunch of CGC books together, there are 4 main ways to do so.

 

1. End-Up so that the top of the book is facing the ceiling. (This is basically the way you store books in a "made-for-slabbed-comics" box.

 

2. Stacked like (forgive the analogy) pancakes. One on top of the other.

 

3. Comic-spine-side down, facing the floor.

 

4. Comic-spine-side up facing the ceiling.

 

Which way do *you* store your slabbed comics? And would any of these be detremental to the condition?

 

[deathlok]

Vertically with the spine down is how I store mine, with the top label facing outward.

[OldGuy]

I store mine in a zero gravity super fluxuated transduced titanium locker. In my bomb shelter, of course.

[nik]

1. End-Up so that the top of the book is facing the ceiling. (This is basically the way you store books in a "made-for-slabbed-comics" box.

 

 

 

[blowout]

I store mine in a zero gravity super fluxuated transduced titanium locker. In my bomb shelter, of course.

 

Thats the only way isn't it?

[divad]

2. Stacked like (forgive the analogy) pancakes. One on top of the other.

 

Wrapped in the polystyrene packing sleeve with thick cardboard between issues - 6 to a box / 15 boxes / 90 books.

[blowout]

2. Stacked like (forgive the analogy) pancakes. One on top of the other.

 

Wrapped in the polystyrene packing sleeve with thick cardboard between issues - 6 to a box / 15 boxes / 90 books.

 

What happens when you want to look at a book on the bottom of the stack?

[LastStarfighter]

Upright, with the label facing towards the ceiling. Like "In a box made for slabbed comics".

[deathlok]

1. End-Up so that the top of the book is facing the ceiling. (This is basically the way you store books in a "made-for-slabbed-comics" box.

 

 

 

 

 

You mean:

 

1. End-Up so that the top of the book facing the ceiling. (This is basically the way you store books in a "made-for-slab-damage-comics" box.

[greggy]

1. End-Up so that the top of the book is facing the ceiling. (This is basically the way you store books in a "made-for-slabbed-comics" box.

 

 

 

 

 

You mean:

 

1. End-Up so that the top of the book facing the ceiling. (This is basically the way you store books in a "made-for-slab-damage-comics" box.

[divad]

2. Stacked like (forgive the analogy) pancakes. One on top of the other.

 

Wrapped in the polystyrene packing sleeve with thick cardboard between issues - 6 to a box / 15 boxes / 90 books.

 

What happens when you want to look at a book on the bottom of the stack?

 

I have a religious experience and look at all 6 books

[ArAich]

1. End-Up so that the top of the book is facing the ceiling. (This is basically the way you store books in a "made-for-slabbed-comics" box. Yes

 

2. Stacked like (forgive the analogy) pancakes. One on top of the other. Yes

 

 

3. Comic-spine-side down, facing the floor. Yes

 

 

4. Comic-spine-side up facing the ceiling. Yes

 

 

...any other questions???...

[Peter_Parker59]

I store them Upright, with the label facing towards the ceiling. They stand in a closet (I've got approximately 150 CGC books).

The main problem storing that way is that you can't see the CGC stickers (on top of the case).

And the closet I use is not deep enough to store the CGC books with the spine down, facing the floor.