Carrying Case Binder Fit for Pokemon Cards, Trading Card Binder Holds Up to 400 Standard Size Cards, Famard Card Sleeves with 50 Premium 4-Pocket Pages.
Do cards get damaged in a binder?
As a general rule, binders do not damage cards. Certain binders styles such as O-ring binders or binders with loose sleeves and open ends have been known to cause card damage. When using a binder to store your card collection, a D-ring fixed-page binder is the best solution to avoid card damage.
Do binders Keep cards safe?
Not really. Binders aren’t great options for high-grade cards if they’re not very protected. … For example, 4-pocket pages are great for storing cards in toploaders as well as graded cards. And if you’re using semi-rigid cases that are thinner, you can fit even more pages into a binder.
Can a binder Bend cards?
If used properly, they do NOT bend the cards. The binder in the pictures is full except for one card on the front side of the first page, at the bottom right position. All other slots are each filled with 1 Pokémon card inside both a perfect fit inner sleeve and a clear matte outer sleeve.
What binder should I get for my Pokemon cards?
For standard competitive Pokémon card players, I would also recommend getting a small 4×4 binder for your Pokemon trades.
How many cards can a 2 inch binder hold?
Your Binder’s Capacity is Determined by the Ring Type & Size
| Ring Size (Diameter for O-Rings) | Page Capacity |
|---|---|
| 1-inch | 175 |
| 1.5-inches | 250 |
| 2-inches | 350 |
| 3-inches | 570 |
What Pokémon card is the rarest?
Pikachu Trainer
The rarest Pokémon card to date is the Japanese No. 1 Trainer Pikachu trophy card given to the winners of the first official Pokémon TCG tournament. With only four copies in circulation, netting one of these can cost you millions of dollars, as the only listing online is asking for two million USD.