Trading Card Binder for Pokemon Cards, Card Binder with 55 Removable Sleeves for Gaming Cards, Carrying Case Binder Album, Book Folder Storage Organizer (4-Pocket, 440 Cards)

Les encanto a los niños

My son absolutely loves it & that is all that matters

No compaints with this binder. Keeps cards well protected. Worth the money.

This is a great binder for keeping track of your playing cards or collectible cards or displaying them in a protected case. It fits standard cards up to 2.5"x3.5" so Pokémon, MTG, Baseball Cards or whatever will all fit in this handy card binder. The cover is vinyl-type faux leather with a great graphic of a dragon on it that pops more in person than in the pictures online. The sheets are standard 3-ring binder style sheets which is great in case you need to replace them at some point. The zipper seems sturdy and the rings seem strong. Overall a nice trading card binder.

Quick order, fast delivery, binder as described. Thank you. Happy 7 yr old.

Could use more binder sheets.

Grandson really loved it. Well built with awesome features.Will probably get another one.

I decided it was finally time to organize my collection of magic cards. I have thousands and thousands of MTG cards, all of which were shoved into a few of the old school magic boxes. Which was fine for the time, but I felt like they deserved more, since many of them were not cheap cards.So I got this binder as well as a few others. This one was meant to house all of my commons/uncommons of all 5 mono colors.TLDR: This is a great binder for smaller collections. It can fit about 1000 unsleeved cards before it becomes difficult to close. Be wary of its one downside that I've found with a lot of these card binders though which is no easy open for the rings.Pros: Beautiful dragon artwork cover, soft pool-table cloth inside, plenty of card sheets.Cons: card sheets are thin and somewhat fragile, binder doesn't come with an easy way to open the rings, I wish the rings were a bit bigger.Initially, you open up the binder and you see those stereotypical fully transparent card sheets with the light perforation to separate the card slots. They can hold about 7 cards with no sleeves (front + back) or 4 cards with sleeves (dragon knight sleeves) and are top loading. They're fine, but if you want longer lasting sleeves, I would recommend replacing these with some cloth-backed side loading sleeves instead. Just a personal preference though and none of the sheets have broken on me yet.As I began to load up all my cards, I noticed that the ring was getting rather full. meaning when all my cards are filled up in this binder, the top sheet leans down a bit. This puts a bit of extra pressure on the rings and the sheets, so I expect the ring holes in the sheets to wear down soon because of this.If you need to move sheet order in a full binder, itll be tough. The rings dont have that release on the top and bottom to unlock them, so itll be hard to get to the rings and release them. You can do it, but its unnecessary trouble when you can just add slightly larger rings to the binder. But since this is an issue on every binder I obtained, I wont count it against this one for star ratings. But it is something to keep in mind of.The zipper is high quality, and doesn't really catch or cause issues. Overall im very happy with the construction and would highly recommend this binder for your nicer cards. But be careful of how many you put in, and maybe get a stack of replacement sleeves that are higher quality.