Toploader sizes and point thickness explained
Separate a holder's face size from its thickness capacity, with sourced Vault X size steps.
Two checks, not one
A holder needs a suitable face size and enough depth for the card. A thickness rating cannot make an oversized card fit a standard-face holder. The same principle applies to unusually narrow or small cards, which may move inside a wider holder.
| Vault X rigid holder rating | Maker's stated maximum card thickness |
|---|---|
| 35pt | 35pt |
| 55pt | 55pt |
| 75pt | 75pt |
| 100pt | 100pt |
| 130pt | 130pt |
The linked manufacturer pages below were checked on 25 October 2026. These are the verified steps used by our tool, not an exhaustive list of all holders sold.
Choose from a known thickness
For a card known to be 60pt, the next listed capacity is 75pt. A 55pt holder is below the stated card thickness. This is a selection rule, not a guarantee: check the actual card, sleeve and holder together without force.
If the card's thickness is unknown, use a maker's thickness gauge or ask the manufacturer. Do not estimate from whether a card is shiny, rare or labelled a relic. A point rating is a capacity label; it is not a grade.
Our protection finder stops at its verified range. Above that, obtain a specifically rated product rather than treating the largest result as suitable.
Sources & checks
- Vault X 35pt toploaders · Checked 2026-10-25
- Vault X 55pt toploaders · Checked 2026-10-25
- Vault X 75pt toploaders · Checked 2026-10-25
- Vault X 100pt toploaders · Checked 2026-10-25
- Vault X 130pt toploaders · Checked 2026-10-25