100 Pieces Game Card Stands Paper Miniature Bases Translucent Props Paper Board Card Stands Business Card Holder Plastic Clip for Business Cards Price Tags Labels Menus(2.5CM)

Item was as described by the seller. The item was shipped promptly. I would highly recommend this seller.

Exactly as described perfect for what I was needing.

I bought this for my D&D game to use with paper miniatures. I wanted something that would hold the miniature, be easy to use and not detract from the encounter map. These are great stands but there is one key problem:The part that holds the item is too far apart to hold a normal sheet of paper.As one user has stated, it will take multiple layers of paper to snugly fit into stand. I've layered a normal sheet of paper five times before I had a good grip on the miniature. While this may work for some people, this is not what I was wanting and I'm past the return period.

I was pleased to find that these are a good replacement for the medium size pawn stands for Pathfinder/DnD.

These won't hold any kind of card stock you would put in your printer. They only hold card that is 4mm thick. I threw them in the trash.

These were nice little piece for game board idea i had but sadly my card stock character pieces were too thin to fit

They are exactly as pictured, very reasonable price, quick and easy ordering and shipping.

This review is only written from the point-of-view of someone searching for replacement bases for Pathfinder Pawns, now that Paizo's pawn bases are out of production. I tested these items for no other purpose. Please see photos attached to this review (the official Paizo pawn base will always be on the right, with this product on the left).They are very slightly physically smaller than Paizo bases, both in diameter and in thickness of plastic. They have the same tabs inside the slot as Paizo's original bases do, but the physical slot is narrower. In combination, this means the pawn is much more difficult to insert into the base and cannot be slotted all the way down into the base. Even so, the grip is tight and the pawn stays secure. However, the tightness of the slot along with the tabs inside result in heavy marking/scoring of the pawn, even worse than a Paizo base (which is really saying something)!At $9.99 for a pack of 100 bases, or .10 per base, these bases are far less expensive than Paizo's bases, which were $4.99 for 20 (or .25 each) through their website plus shipping. Of the five different brands of replacement bases I tried, there were the least expensive by a wide margin.Overall 2.5/5