Top products from r/PostCardExchange
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1. BCW Protective Pages Crystal Clear for Photographs or Postcards | 2-Pocket Page | Pocket Size 5 ½" x 7 ⅛" | (50 Page Total)
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Number of reviews: 1
50 Pages Total. 2-Pocket per page. Pocket Size 5 ½" x 7 ⅛"Archival Safe. Acid-Free. Crystal Clear Polypropylene. Improved Weld Strength.Perfect for storing 5-Inches x 7-Inches photographs or postcards.BCW Pro 2-Pocket protective pages fit all standard 3-ring binders and albumsUse the 2 pocket pag...
Show Reddit reviews2. PHOTO STORAGE BOXES, HOLDS OVER 1,100 PHOTOS UP TO 4"X6"
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Bright blue colorHeavy duty storage boxMetal identification plateIndex cards includedPhoto safe: acid free
Show Reddit reviews3. 1InTheOffice Index Card Case, Index Card Holder 4x6, Assorted Colors (4 Pack)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Fits 4 x 5 index cardsFits up to 100 cards per caseFeatures snap closure and includes 5 dividers and adhesive label tabsIncludes poly dividers for easy organization4 Pack, Assorted colors
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They're probably too wide, but I think your best bet is index card holders (4x6, same as a standard postcard).
Something like these 4x6 index card holders.
I don't know if they'd fit all or even some of your cards but maybe one of those big sturdy photo albums would work? Might be easier to find in stores too.
Otherwise they sell these on amazon and you could find a 3 ring binder that you like to go with them.
I actually need to find a way to keep mine stored too, mine are all on my desk or in a shoebox with my mailing supplies.
If you have a bigger collection I suggest http://amzn.com/B003WSV1RI (because they are acid free)
Trying to fit them all into binders will create a lot of binders.
Plus a box is a little more forgiving for postcards that are different thickness or shape. Not to mention you can bend them trying to get them into sleeves.