800-Count Trading Card Storage Box, 1 Pack | Cardboard Organizer for Baseball, Basketball & Football Cards | Fits Standard Trading Card Games

What's not to love about this box? It's inexpensive, it's made of cardboard, it's sturdy, and it's creased for easy folding into the pre-designed shape. It holds an entire set of Cards Against Humanity cards, plus both expansion packs and the supplemental Holiday pack, with room for future expansions. This box smells nice, like plain old cardboard, and it has never given me a cardboard-cut (which are like paper cuts, but more painful). I especially like that the outside of the box is white, which makes it easy to write and/or draw fabulous crayon masterpieces on. If you're in the market for a cardboard receptacle to keep a lot of card-sized cards in, this is the box for you.

The boxes arrive pre-assembled and are sturdily constructed, I have no worries about one of these 'popping open' if I put it in the backseat on a car trip. Important note: the storage is more than 800 for regular cards; I believe the 800 count is for sleeved cards. I was able to fit all of my Apples to Apples cards (1008) into one box with room to spare. I was able to fit all of my Munchkin cards (With several expansions) with room to spare. Even my entire Magic the Gathering cards (About 1400 cards) fit perfectly. My card games went from occupying an entire drawer in my cabinet to a third of it. I ordered four, because I'll probably get Cards against Humanity and folks have said that this box can hold the game plus all expansions.Because of this, I'm far more likely to take my Apples to Apples game to conventions.

Yes, this is a review of a cardboard box; one of those things most of us never even consider that we might write one day.So, this is a box for cards. As the description states, it can hold 800 cards. Well, give or take a few depending on their thickness, and whether they're in sleeves or not. I ordered two of these, one for 800 and one for 930. This one shipped already folded, and arrived in a huge box, while the other was shipped flat, but was also in a box about 5" thick. Strange, but it did make me look incredibly strong as I carried two large boxes in one hand as I brought them back from the front office where they were delivered. I am mighty!I'm using these for storing some of my collection of playing cards. However, I'm not overly thrilled by the color options that include white, or, if I fold it backwards, cardboard brown. Personally, I'd prefer a nice classic black. To that end, I found some of the contact paper available on Amazon to be ideal for dressing these up: I used some chalkboard paper (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MXDZBB0) to give these a matte black exterior and lined them with some red velvet paper (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IV60ARI). It worked well, though I think I may give it another shot on more boxes to get a better result, now that I know where I screwed up (mainly the notches in the lid)As stated, this is designed to hold 800 cards, give or take, or 20 regular decks of cards, or about a ten Cards Against Humanity expansions. The boxes are quite study, which is handy since a full box does weight a fair bit.The photos show the box as it arrived, with the contact paper coating, next to the larger 930 version, and the third shows the box all 'decked' out.

Ordered these for several different types of cards. So far have used them for Cards Against Humanity (with 2 expansions and the holiday booster) and many Magic: The Gathering cards.Boxes arrived pre-assembled, worked exactly as advertised. Cards fit nicely with a small amount of movement. Would definitely recommend this is you've got a large number of cards and are looking for easier storage.

This is a nice storage box for excess cards. I use it for Magic cards that aren't currently in a deck. It came with two boxes and I shared with a friend. We are both happy with them.The cards do lay long side down, so dividers designed for short side down boxes don't really work very well. Luckily, mine were really cheap plastic dividers and I just trimmed a bit off of the bottom so they would fit.

CAH buyers beware: if you came here to get an actual custom container to hold your original CAH set and expansion packs, move on. Grab that shoe box in the back of your closet, or stop at any retailer in the evening when they stock shelves and ask for one of the empty boxes. You'll probably find a better fit!To be fair, mine (a gift, along with exp packs 1 & 2) came wrapped in cling film with labels stuck to that, so the shipping label concerns mentioned by other reviewers seem to have been addressed - mine was in pristine condition. It should have been since someone paid $4.45 plus shipping for something I have a stack of I need to recycle out in the garage! The description is accurate, but this item should not be recommended for buyers of CAH. Then again, the irony of someone getting $5 for this fits right in with the sense of humor one needs to enjoy CAH!

As many others, I purchased this box to hold my Cards Against Humanity deck along with its three expansions. This box with non-sleeved cards will hold about 1000 cards. I personally placed all the white cards in, then an expansion box, black cards, and another expansion box. Expansion boxes are used to separate the decks along with adding filler for the empty space. So now you have an idea of how much room you have.Durability wise, it is a standard card box. It is no different then any other one I ever purchased when I was collection baseball cards over the years. If you have ever purchased one at your local card or game shop, you will know exactly what you are getting. If you haven't, the box will hold up to storing cards. It is about the thickness of a post office shipping box.