Best binders?

[mthursty]

Check these out, I’m currently filling two one with expedition and one with shining legends.
It has a limited amount of pages but it should hold a set.
I’ve got mine from my lgs but this one comes with a free fidget spinner so you know it’s good.
rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F252792550354

(Also not sure if anyone posted this binder yet)

Since it only holds 90 cards, 180 back to back, you may run into trouble. But they are clear pages you will be able to see the backs.

[pierce]

@smpratte

as there is a cheaper non-leather/non premium version

I use the elcheapo version of the pro binder, they do the job

I’m not much of a binder person though, I just use these cause I got five brand new as a throw in when buying a collection.

[smpratte]

@pierce

@smpratte

as there is a cheaper non-leather/non premium version

I use the elcheapo version of the pro binder, they do the job

I’m not much of a binder person though, I just use these cause I got five brand new as a throw in when buying a collection.

How can you put such valuable cards in a such a cheap binder?! Treat yo self!

[chrispy]

@KingPokemon

@mrbug

I like the 12 page BCW binders - imgur.com/a/PIA5t myself, but I don’t care about seeing the backs… I’m working on making a 20 card per page binder, should be sweet

Great page of cards. That binder scares the hell out of me though lol.

Damnnnn Gumber. Look at you done with the base zards already!

[ptccards]

I picked up one of the Pikachu Ultra Pro Premium Binder up last week, and moved few of my complete set into it and it protects the card well! But yeah you wont be able to see the back of your cards!

Sexy Binder + protection = happy collector!

[KingPokemon]

@saber

I use the leatherette Ultra Pro Binders with clear sleeves.

Gary, what kind of box is that?

A BCW Graded Shoe Storage Box

[KingPokemon]

@hairmetalhaven

I use the D-ring binders and have never had a problem. Obviously, most forums where people discuss binders have those that tell you the horror stories of O-ring dents and damage. That being said, many swear against using the D-ring binders too. D-rings are just what has worked for me and I have never had a problem with any dents or damage personally.

Has anybody here ever seen the Double D Ring Binder? No, that’s not a joke. Please excuse the implication.

This is one of mine:

[omahanime]

Here is a binder without rings

www.amazon.com/Itoya-of-America-Ltd-P-30-BK/dp/B00135DJI6/ref=lp_1069580_1_4?s=office-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1522823127&sr=1-4

[benmangelsdorf]

Great replies, thanks for the resources. Glad to see I’m not the only one still putting cards in binders…

[sizzlinshibe]

I second the Dex Protection 9-pocket binder. It has a much sturdier cover and a tighter strap than the Ultra Pro. Legion Dragonhides are also amazing. I personally find the 12-pockets a bit too unwieldy. I use two 9-pocket Dexes for large collections of various high-end cards and several 4-pocket Dragonhides for specific collections like gold stars, shinings, secret rares, obscure promos, etc. In the end it all comes down to personal preference.

[jakew1992]

@KingPokemon

You’re on the right track by dismissing any binder that has a ring…especially one made out of metal. I call them the trading card cemetery. I personally don’t like binders these days so hopefully someone else here can help you there.
What I do is pictured. Those are from my possible PSA 10 shelves, “to be graded eventually” lol. About 800 fit in that box with each card in a sleeve and card saver 1’s.
The cards are safe and can be taken out and viewed safely. Yes one at a time but when you look at a binder page you only look one at a time too.

So I need some jungles for my holo set : should grade some
And I’ll buy them haha

[jjnoriega]

@smpratte

Ultra Pro Premium Binder. There is a nice yellow pikachu leather binder that I use for all of my sets.

I agree with Scott, its truly the best and it is now also available in another design with a Red/White poké ball pattern. Check Amazon, they are usually cheapest!

EDIT: Just saw Scott added those images in the following comment lol.

[scratchdesk]

www.unikeep.com/binders-and-accessories/3-ring-binders/

love these.

[geg89]

@pierce

@smpratte

as there is a cheaper non-leather/non premium version

I use the elcheapo version of the pro binder, they do the job

I’m not much of a binder person though, I just use these cause I got five brand new as a throw in when buying a collection.

I use these aswell, I have 11 of them ha…but I need to sort through my cards as they are in folders, finders,boxes etc! I lay the above binders flat on my shelf. Highest value cards in the are only £49 ish down to £1 i think hh! it adds u when you have over 3.6k cards in them but reallly needs a sort and sell ha. Good ideas for binders though…i am re arranging my collection so thats gonna be fun D

[mdp007]

@scratchdesk

www.unikeep.com/binders-and-accessories/3-ring-binders/

love these.

Second these. You have the freedom to move pages around, can be stored laying on their side safely and they are enclosed. Only down side is you have to watch what pages you buy as not all will fit inside.

[qwachansey]

@smpratte

@pierce

I use the elcheapo version of the pro binder, they do the job

I’m not much of a binder person though, I just use these cause I got five brand new as a throw in when buying a collection.

How can you put such valuable cards in a such a cheap binder?! Treat yo self!

I use these as well instead of the premium ones because IIRC I have 10 or 11 and they’re all different solid colors which helps me identify by sets, while there are fewer color options for premium

[shyguy]

I like to use these binders: www.amazon.com/Leitz-2-Ring-Marbled-European-Binders/dp/B000KJNYB8

I prefer these binders because they have enough room for a decent number of pages, the rings are straight on both sides, and there is a mechanism to prevent the pages from moving when closed. Also, if by some chance the rings did damage the cards, it would only affect the cards in the inside middle slots.

I have had some trouble finding binder pages with the correct hole positioning though. I had to order mine from the UK, if I remember correctly.

[keau]

Has anyone used both 9-pocket DEX and Legion Supplies Dragon Hide binders? Do you feel one is better than the other (aside from aesthetics)?

I exclusively use Legion Supplies but these are getting hard / pricey to get where I am. And though I’m mostly satisfied with it, I think they could be more consistent with the quality (some manufacturing damage here and there).

[cincinnatus]

@daruma

I use the Dex Protection 9-pocket binder. A little pricey for some, but I haven’t looked back since using them. I don’t think you’re going to find many binders outside of the cheaper loose-page ones what have clear backs. Someone correct me if I’m wrong though.

Just picked one of these up! (Surprisingly the cheapest option seemed to be not on eBay but at “The Dragon’s Lair”) I’ll be putting my newer collection in it in the near future to film a video!

[saber]

@cincinnatus

@daruma

I use the Dex Protection 9-pocket binder. A little pricey for some, but I haven’t looked back since using them. I don’t think you’re going to find many binders outside of the cheaper loose-page ones what have clear backs. Someone correct me if I’m wrong though.

Just picked one of these up! (Surprisingly the cheapest option seemed to be not on eBay but at “The Dragon’s Lair”) I’ll be putting my newer collection in it in the near future to film a video!

I’m curious about this “The Dragon’s Lair”?