If you’re ever in a pinch for penny sleeves, 9-pocket pages or other trading card supplies, you can always pick some up at Daiso. Never heard of Daiso before? They’re an international retailer of Japanese-inspired products with over 6,000 stores worldwide and 100 in the US.
I happened to visit the local Daiso in San Diego and was surprised to see trading card supplies. Penny sleeves, 9-pocket binder pages, 4-pocket booklets, card boxes, and more. While I’ll stick to BCW and UltraPro for most of my card supplies, I ended up buying some mini card penny sleeves.
(Slideshow) Check out what I found there.
Standard sized penny sleeves
Side loading standard sized penny sleeves. The package describes them as “perfect fit”, soft type and clear.
Side loading mini sized penny sleeves. “Perfect fit”, soft type, and clear.
Mini sized penny sleeves. “Perfect fit”, soft type and clear.
Mini sized penny sleeves. “Loose type”, hard type.
9-pocket trading card pages. Each package comes with 10 pages.
Trading card booklet with 4-pocket pages. Holds a total of 120 cards.
This is what the pages look like when you open up the booklet.
Rory Hansen is a San Diego-based sports card collector and social media influencer. Considered an expert in the process of grading sports cards, he regularly advises other collectors on how to assess, prepare and submit cards for grading. Originally from Canada and now living in the US, Rory collects both hockey cards and baseball cards. His personal collection focuses on Shohei Ohtani, Ichiro Suzuki, Yu Darvish, Pavel Bure, Daniel and Henrik Sedin and Roberto Luongo.