How do you store prints from comic con? Looking for a way to protect mini 6x9 prints 0

[ImissToysRUs]

Hi,

Wanted to find a way to store these 6x9 prints (and postcards) from comic con.  They are mostly the tiny freebie prints that Dark Horse gives away during signings, which is slightly smaller then 6x9.  But I've other prints that are the 6x9 size.  Usually for 11x17 prints (either free or ones bought from artist alley) I'll put them in those iotoya portfolios.  But I'm having problems finding a suitable portfolio for 6x9.  Closest I'[ve found are these:

https://www.storesmart.com/plastic-sheet-protector-7-x-9-38-open-short.html

I'll have to look for a binder but size wise it looks okay.  But what exactly is 6 gauge crystal clear vinyl?  Is that a good item to store these prints inside? 

I've found items such as playbill storage but the sleeves are too small.  I would like to find something similiar to the iotoya portfolios but it looks like these sleeves from storesmart are the only option I can find right now.

[ExNihilo]

1 minute ago, ImissToysRUs said:

Hi,

Wanted to find a way to store these 6x9 prints (and postcards) from comic con.  They are mostly the tiny freebie prints that Dark Horse gives away during signings, which is slightly smaller then 6x9.  But I've other prints that are the 6x9 size.  Usually for 11x17 prints (either free or ones bought from artist alley) I'll put them in those iotoya portfolios.  But I'm having problems finding a suitable portfolio for 6x9.  Closest I'[ve found are these:

https://www.storesmart.com/plastic-sheet-protector-7-x-9-38-open-short.html

I'll have to look for a binder but size wise it looks okay.  But what exactly is 6 gauge crystal clear vinyl?  Is that a good item to store these prints inside? 

I've found items such as playbill storage but the sleeves are too small.  I would like to find something similiar to the iotoya portfolios but it looks like these sleeves from storesmart are the only option I can find right now.

Technically, you could go with modern comic bags or mylar/fullback.  While not the intended use, at least your prints would be stored in a uniformly sized product.

[ImissToysRUs]

True, 

But I'm looking for a way to store them in an album type manner thats closest to their size.  I use mylites 2 and fullbacks silver age for my comics.