I'm curious too! My Pro-Fit sleeves were too tight and were bowing the cards slightly. (Plus, they're also shiny.) I put them in penny sleeves for now.
I asked at my local comic/game store, and they suggested that the regular penny sleeves would probably be all right since character cards aren't shuffled. We got a pack since we only need 110; if we don't like them we can look for something different.
Ultra Pro penny sleeves do work. What I did was I got the KMC oerfect size sleeves and their hyper mat sleeves and I double sleeved them. I'm keeping them all in a small card binder, because I want them to stay pristine for as long as I possibly can
"A delayed game is eventually good. A rushed game is bad forever"
I'm curious too! My Pro-Fit sleeves were too tight and were bowing the cards slightly. (Plus, they're also shiny.) I put them in penny sleeves for now.
Me three. The foil sets are the only things I plan to sleeve.
Numbers would be nice, too, since I don't generally sleeve things anyway.
I asked at my local comic/game store, and they suggested that the regular penny sleeves would probably be all right since character cards aren't shuffled. We got a pack since we only need 110; if we don't like them we can look for something different.
Ultra Pro penny sleeves do work. What I did was I got the KMC oerfect size sleeves and their hyper mat sleeves and I double sleeved them. I'm keeping them all in a small card binder, because I want them to stay pristine for as long as I possibly can
"A delayed game is eventually good. A rushed game is bad forever"
-Shigeru Miyamoto