Gengar 2002

Tissues & Napkins for collectors storing or displaying a Gengar 2002 card.

Introduction

Archival tissue and acid-free napkins help protect valuable trading cards from dust, moisture and fingerprints during storage or display.

  • Select lignin-free tissue to prevent chemical transfer to card surfaces.
  • Use soft, lint-free napkins when handling cards to reduce abrasion.
  • Layer tissue between cards in binders or boxes to maintain flatness.

Keep your collection safe with the right paper materials.

FAQs

Acid-free tissue prevents yellowing and chemical degradation, preserving card color and value over time.

Inspect yearly; replace if it becomes discolored or brittle to maintain continuous protection.

Regular tissue may contain acids or lotions that can damage cards, so archival tissue is recommended.

Yes. Sleeves guard against scratches, but tissue adds an extra moisture and dust barrier inside storage boxes.

Interleave larger items with folded tissue sheets and place in rigid, archival boxes away from light.