It also has a World Championship Deck version to make it 5.
But I agree those two holos are enough. Even if it is one of the best trainer artworks in the TCG (but I might be a little bit biased with Seviper as my favorite Pokémon).
You just kinda fold the binder page along the natural folds that separate each column and then slightly fold the printed artwork (without creasing) and slide each half into adjacent slots
I just printed these on regular printer paper! I was going to print on photo paper but ended up just using my workplace’s printer so regular paper it was LOL
Size guide:
Single Pocket (1 slot):7 cm x 9.5 cm
Two Pockets (Horizontal / 2 slots side-by-side):14 cm x 9.5 cm
This page alone has 4 of my favorite vending series cards: bulbasaur, poliwhirl, mewtwo, and snorlax. I have the first two from my childhood, the mew two from a card show, and hope to one day own that snorlax. The Poliwhirl is probably my favorite because it was drawn by a little kid. Must have been wild to have your drawing turned into a pokemon card.
Yes in that case I was talking about 1-190 set, reverse holos had their own section when the photo was taken.
Only recently I rearranged all SV sets I’ve collected with regular/reverse/ex pattern until illustration rares appear, kinda necessary with bigger sets if you want to include enough promos in same 480 slot binder.
Thanks for the clarification. I always get confused when people ask if I’m “master setting” when all I’m doing is just trying to collect one of every card regardless of reverse holo or not. Then there are those doing grand master sets…
This community has inspired me to share for the sake of sharing. No judgement, no yearning for validations (likes or views), just pure celebration of the collecting journey.
These cards were released from my top loading binder after I read posts of people doing just that. I found that I kept taking these cards out of the toploaders, out of the first sleeve, and out of their perfect sleeve, and finally gave in to just sleeping once and putting directly into the binder pages. Although I feel scared the cards will lose this or that extra protection, I find that I can finally enjoy them as a whole. This set up also brings me more joy because they used to be grouped by Pokemon in a 2x2 top loading binder which didn’t allow me to enjoy the different sets all at once.
This page has also inspired me to consider putting in the Japanese alt art tag teams because I have a BGS 9 Blastoise Piplup from Remix Bout I’m tempted to free from the slab, and the other two cards (Venusaur-Snivy and Charizard-Braixen) are relatively affordable in Japanese at the moment.