The (nearly) perfect Power Disc storage system!

First post updated with links to the Toy Box Game Disc inserts.

If anyone is looking for these in a store in their area, they are most likely going to be found in the scrapbooking section and not the coin collecting section. Just giving a heads up as I think I found some at a local hobby store. I'll update later if they work.

Fixed a typo on the Jack-O-Lantern's Glider disc. It previously read "Jack-O-Lanter's Glider". Thanks @GotWii!

UPDATE: So I found the 12 pocket pages at michaels...BUT they were only 6x8 pages xD

Hey Achilles, I just downloaded your awesome files! Any suggestions for setting these up to print multiple per page? I have 8.5x11 cardstock pages I was going to print on. Do you have separate files set up with multiple on page already?

I used a function in Photoshop to make contact sheets with no spacing between the cards as a grid of 3x4. I can grab my laptop and make them again and upload them if it would be helpful.

EDIT: Contact sheet links added to first post.

You rock Achilles! Did you scale to fit it just print as is?

Also for anyone else that wants some of these pages, this is the very cheapest I could find: 25 sheets for less than $10 + free shipping!
http://m.bonanza.com/listings/25-BCW-Vi ... /180848051

Did you try those cheaper ones out? Do the disks stay in there good?

@candyle73: You're most welcome, but do not scale these or they won't fit in the pockets. They should print at 7.5"x10" at 300dpi, which makes each insert 2.5"x2.5".

Also, the pages that candyle73 is linking to appear to be identical to the ones I found on eBay. They're made of vinyl, so they're technically not archival-quality, but the discs stay snug precisely because they're vinyl and not polyethylene like the Ultra-Pro sleeves used for baseball cards.