Normal d ring binders with 9 pocket pages and ringless binders for normal sets 4in d ring binders with 4 pocket sleeves for graded cards Large USPS priority boxes for old style decks, they fit surprisingly well Document/file boxes for new style decks and larger box collections Loose cards and bulk in 5 row BCW boxes (bad idea, to bulky, would have been better off with 2 row or single row boxes) Its a lot of boxes
Then when they went to officially name it, they got a lawyer involved who informed them that Magic was too broad of a word to ever be able to copyright
For vintage cards, a PSA 2 or 3 can sell for a hefty sum when rarity factors in (e.g., the famed T206 Honus Wagner)
For long-term preservation, keep valuable cards in protective sleeves, binders, or hard card holders and avoid stacking heavy objects on top of card packs or loose cards
Although, considering that these Cores allow for the much easier summoning of the Meklords, protection isn't too much of a worry, as the next one can be on the field as quick as the old one went
1 Phantom General