Hope someone can help me out. I am looking for cheap plastic cases to put my bridge size and poker size manipulation card in. I have done a Goggle search on poker size and found the trading size cases will do but have not had any luck with the bridge size. Any suggestions? Or any other method for storing your bridge size manipulation decks?

Gift shops and souvenier shops often sell bridge-size decks in plastic cases. (Also, check out cards sold at stores such as "Hallmark," etc.) Most likely, the backs of decks that actually come in such cases will sport hummingbirds, flowers, horses, etc, and can be discarded.

I have found bridge cards in plastic cases at local dollar stores.

Personally, I keep my manipulation decks in their original cardboard cases between uses.

I've had luck buying card cases from my local sports/comic book collector store. They had a bunch in various sizes, and very reasonable. There are many types available for the various card games (magic the gathering, Yugioh, Baseball trading cards, Hockey cards- etc.) I'm not sure which would be bridge size- but if you take your deck to your local collectors shop- you might be able to find one that fits. Best of luck!

Same here, but if you buy the Norm Nielson or Julianna Chen cards, they do not have a case, just a wrapper.

David W.

Best way to store manipulation decks for me is to make two pieces of 1/4 inch plywood, 4 1/2 by 2 1/2 inches, drill a hole 1/4 inch from each end in the center of the panels, insert two small bolts with wing nuts. Place deck between the panels, tighten the wing nuts. Keeps your cards flat and in good order.

Frank

David, this is the best I can find for you: http://www.amazon.com/COPAG-Plastic-Play......00EJRWDK
http://thehouseofcards.com/copag_cards.html

You might want to contact them and see if they sell the particular ones you are interested in.

Another idea is to call U.S. Playing Cards.

Dynamike

Dynamike,

Thank you for your response. I appreciate your work on finding plastic playing cards, but what I was looking for was the plastic cases for the cards. I have since found what I am looking for at a sports card place.

I am sorry for my miscommunication.

Thank You,
David Williams

No need to be sorry, David. I clearly understood you were looking for the cases. Those links read plastics cases too. The only problem they are doubled.

Dynmike,

Thank You.

BTW, love you Avatar.

David W.