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I keep all my cards for my games (Ticket to Ride, Elder Sign, Munchkin, etc) in card sleeves. When I store the games while not playing, I'm keeping all the cards in ziplock bags. While this works, my OCD hates it and I'd like something a bit more structured.

How do you store your cards so they aren't just sliding around in the box and becoming disorganized? I don't want to use rubber bands because I think that would damage the sides of the cards a bit. I've thought about velcro straps but that can get a bit costly. I've also thought about looking into plastic containers. For lack of a better explanation, something like those hard plastic travel soap containers.

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Excuse my poor English, what's OCD? – Flamma Mar 2 at 22:06
@Flamma: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, which basically are idiosyncracies taken to the extreme. The character Adrian Monk from the TV show Monk would be an extreme case, for example (along with other issues). – KRyan Mar 2 at 22:12
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This appears to be a better question for Board & Card Games – wax eagle Mar 2 at 22:18
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Make custom tuckboxes from thin card. – SevenSidedDie Mar 3 at 4:07
Custom tuck-boxes or buy deck boxes. But really, yeah, this belongs on the Board and Card Games side. The plastic clamshell deck storage boxes are available at most better sportscard and gaming card vendors, as well as Target and Wal*Mart in the US. – aramis Mar 3 at 11:31

closed as off topic by wax eagle, BESW, mxyzplk♦ Mar 2 at 22:29

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