AES Clear Protective Cases

[city41]

Even if ziplock bags were archival, they'd be more of a pain than these cases are. Overall I like the cases and am glad I got them. You do have to pay attention when putting a game back into them, but it's really not that bad.

 

[stefano]

Best of the best
http://www.saveyourgames.it/index.ph...&product_id=49

 

[NeoGeoNinja]

Best of the best

I think you mean: http://www.saveyourgames.it/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=49

 

[Joneo]

I think you mean: http://www.saveyourgames.it/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=49

Even better than storing things in PVC: Not storing them in PVC.
(cheaper too)

 

[NeoGeoNinja]

These cases are ideal though for the vagrant collector. The one who doesn't have a home to live in. The one who would rather keep his rare titles after redundancy > selling them to make the mortgage payments.

So, they do have a purpose.

For everyone else, the best protective case is their house...

 

[Pope Sazae]

Only way to do it is store your stuff in boxes made from this

 

[Skips]

The added advantage to Ziploc baggies though is that they keep the games fresh longer than your average protective case/bag.

 

[SNKorSWM]

At the very least, it keeps the vinyl cover of the cases from sticking to each other. That's reason enough for me.

 

[Green Beret]

One has to be careful with ziplock bags. A lot of them will yellow and release chloride gas that damages stuff.

Just make sure to get some polypropolene/mylar/archival type stuff if you are that serious.

Simple nylon bugs may release chloride gas as well?

 

[housethemous]

Bumping a dead thread here -

Anyone know where to pick up any more of the AES Clear Box Protectors?
The original seller from eBay appears to be all sold out :\

Does anyone have experience with this SaveYourGames company linked above or know of another company that's manufacturing these?

Cheers.

 

[El Maricon Loco]

Look - I don't know shit about where to buy these AES cases, but I suggest at least 1 more layer on top of these fuckers, as they scuff easily - Gotta protect the investment in your investment.

My suggested storage method for an AES game: Cart in original snap case, snap case inside one of these sleeves, no less than 6 mil plastic bag to stop from scuffing, then a white cardboard/corrugate slip case to stop UV light from fading the art.

Oh you're in Pennsylvania - dry as shit in the winter, humid as fuck in the summer? What kind of room you keep these in - climate controlled? You might want to look into a large safe deposit box at your bank.

 

[Xian Xi]

Look - I don't know shit about where to buy these AES cases, but I suggest at least 1 more layer on top of these fuckers, as they scuff easily - Gotta protect the investment in your investment.

My suggested storage method for an AES game: Cart in original snap case, snap case inside one of these sleeves, no less than 6 mil plastic bag to stop from scuffing, then a white cardboard/corrugate slip case to stop UV light from fading the art.

Oh you're in Pennsylvania - dry as shit in the winter, humid as fuck in the summer? What kind of room you keep these in - climate controlled? You might want to look into a large safe deposit box at your bank.

Take it down a notch bud.

 

[shadowkn55]

Look - I don't know shit about where to buy these AES cases, but I suggest at least 1 more layer on top of these fuckers, as they scuff easily - Gotta protect the investment in your investment.

My suggested storage method for an AES game: Cart in original snap case, snap case inside one of these sleeves, no less than 6 mil plastic bag to stop from scuffing, then a white cardboard/corrugate slip case to stop UV light from fading the art.

Oh you're in Pennsylvania - dry as shit in the winter, humid as fuck in the summer? What kind of room you keep these in - climate controlled? You might want to look into a large safe deposit box at your bank.

Relax and have a Hot n Ready.

 

[Xian Xi]

I'm actually surprised he sold out. He had tens of thousands of these things. Maybe it's time for Windy to step in.

 

[El Maricon Loco]

Relax and have a Hot n Ready.

Forgive me fellas, you know I get carried away when it comes to storage and preservation of these investments.

 

[shadowkn55]

Forgive me fellas, you know I get carried away when it comes to storage and preservation of these investments.

Too much crazy bread I see.

 

[theMot]

Forgive me fellas, you know I get carried away when it comes to storage and preservation of these investments.

You always lie down and take it up the clacka like an old granny. Fight back for once.

 

[Xian Xi]

Forgive me fellas, you know I get carried away when it comes to storage and preservation of these investments.

I know what you mean. It's not like it's an MVS cart in a shockbox and clear plastic though. I have these for my sealed AES games that I had doubles of. I don't use these for the games I actually play though.

 

[NeoGeoNinja]

My suggested storage method for an AES game: Cart in original snap case, snap case inside one of these sleeves, no less than 6 mil plastic bag to stop from scuffing, then a white cardboard/corrugate slip case to stop UV light from fading the art.

You forgot about the VGA grading outer case Mikey.



Fucking amateur...

 

[Nickrb]

I know what you mean. It's not like it's an MVS cart in a shockbox and clear plastic though. I have these for my sealed AES games that I had doubles of. I don't use these for the games I actually play though.

Lamuna.

 

[Xian Xi]

Lamuna.

LOL, missing a few layers though. Game>saran wrap>shockbox>clear plastic case>lock box>safe>bank>snow globe.

 

[BlackFlag]

That protective case from the saveyourgames guy is pretty expensive...why not just put your games in a box or something...better protection than the plastic sleeve...

 

[SNKorSWM]

LOL, missing a few layers though. Game>saran wrap>shockbox>clear plastic case>lock box>safe>bank>snow globe.

Don't forget the gloves.

 

[Nickrb]

Don't forget the gloves.

Time to get cray cray

 

[GinForBreakfast]

In this thread people are _not_ recommending protection cases made of PVC because of it containing acid, a question follows however.

What's the original clear plastic covering the inserts of both old-style and new-style cases made of? PVC?