Max Protection 2 Row Card Storage Box - Toploader Storage Boxes - 25 Count

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• 25-Pack Bulk Storage Value: Each box holds 1,600 standard trading cards or 300 3x4 toploaders across 2 organized rows; the full 25-pack delivers storage for 40,000 cards total. Compatible with sports cards, baseball cards, football cards, collectible gaming cards in sleeves, and playing cards - any standard-size trading card fits. Built for collectors managing large collections and dealers processing bulk inventory
• Built to Last Under Load: Constructed from 200 lb test strength white corrugated cardboard, these boxes deliver the structural integrity serious collectors need for long-term storage. The heavy-duty corrugated walls support stacking during storage without compromising the boxes beneath, and the fitted lid stays secure to keep contents protected during handling and shelf storage
• Flat-Ship, Tool-Free Assembly: Boxes ship flat for compact delivery and assemble in seconds using pre-scored fold lines and a self-locking tab-and-slot mechanism - no tape, glue, or tools needed. Exterior dimensions: 15.5 x 7 x 4.5 inches. Interior: 6.5 x 4 x 13.75 inches with a 3.125-inch row width per side; measure your cases against these specs to confirm fit. Center divider creates the 2-row layout
• Organize Your Entire Collection: The white corrugated surface accepts markers, labels, and stickers so you can sort by sport, set, year, or card type at a glance. Ideal for home collections, card shop inventory, and preparing cards for trades or shows - sort your raw, sleeved, and graded cards into clearly marked boxes and find exactly what you need without digging through unsorted stacks
• American-Made Quality, Every Box: Max Protection has supplied collectors and retailers with premium corrugated cardboard storage for 20 years, manufacturing entirely in the USA - Every box in this 25-pack is built to the same standard, giving dealers and serious collectors consistent sizing, clean folds, and reliable corrugated cardboard construction across the full count