Anyone store multiple comics per bag using no board? 2 per bag only?

[Matches]

Recently got a HUGE full Superman, Action, MOS run from 1987-2011. Looking for best way to store them since only a couple have any value

I have seen people use the "brick" method in which you use like silver age bags, put 5-6 comics per bag no board to store them


Also this method but use one board, also just putting 2 comics per silver bag with 1 board



What do you think, what do you do with big runs?

[CaptCleghorn]

Recently got a HUGE full Superman, Action, MOS run from 1987-2011. Looking for best way to store them since only a couple have any value

I have seen people use the "brick" method in which you use like silver age bags, put 5-6 comics per bag no board to store them


Also this method but use one board, also just putting 2 comics per silver bag with 1 board

What do you think, what do you do with big runs?

I do a lot of the bricks with five or six issues per silver age bag. Books I have more love for (my FFs and Dr Stranges) I do individually regardless of value.

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I do a lot of the bricks with five or six issues per silver age bag. Books I have more love for (my FFs and Dr Stranges) I do individually regardless of value.

Do you find the bricks over time upright in long boxes creates damage or that "sag"?

[CaptCleghorn]

Do you find the bricks over time upright in long boxes creates damage or that "sag"?

I don't but I take care to make sure the boxes are reasonably full.

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I don't but I take care to make sure the boxes are reasonably full.

TY. Yeah no problem there, I can pack so you can barely get a finger in there LOL

[captchuck]

I buy Golden Age bags and store about 10 books to the bag.

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I buy Golden Age bags and store about 10 books to the bag.

store them upright in boxes?