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Every PRO-Binder is made with acid-free, non-PVC materials to ensure your cards are protected and preserved. Pages feature a low-friction black backing, creating a separation between the front and back pockets as well as providing cards a classic framed look.

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After unzipping the binder, you’ll find twenty 12-pocket pages sized for standard trading cards in side-loading pockets, allowing you to store up to 480 cards in Ultra PRO Deck Protector® sleeves. Each binder features a padded leatherette cover with foil detailing and a zipper closure. This stops them from sliding around and creates a better, more uniform look.12-Pocket Zippered PRO-Binders for Pokémon feature Pikachu and are designed for collecting and organizing playsets of your favorite trading cards. Sleeve the cards before putting them in the binder.Brands like Top Deck, Vault X, Card Guardian, Wintra, and Ultra Pro offer great products.Side-loading pages to keep dust from getting in the top.Strap portfolios are also great, which I will get to in my upcoming post about Dragon Ball Super Card Game collecting.

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A zip binder to keep the cards safest.

Binder tipsĪs far as buying a binder and then building a set within it, my recommendations are: In those cases, I just put those cards in Hidden Fates, as they fit the aesthetic better. However, certain Pokémon TCG: Hidden Fates products contained Shiny Pokémon cards that were done in the Hidden Fates style, but were considered "Alternate Art" cards from other sets due to the numbered on the card. I have my way, which I'll sometimes break away from in order to make a binder my own. For example, I generally put every card in their numbered set.

When it comes down to it, customize and have fun. This leads to a repetitive look with two cards appearing side-to-side throughout most of the set, but the appeal is that this is not only the most complete a set can be, but it also showcases every single card with none being hidden by doubling up.

Master Set facing out, in order: A popular method is to simply lay out the set in number order, and put the reverse holo right next to the standard card.

Master Set with layered cards: In order to conserve binder space, some collectors who build a Master Set will put the reverse holo card over the standard card in the same slot in the binder.

I don't personally enjoy the aesthetic of this method myself, as the cards end up not looking uniform.

Complete Set with reverse holos: Some will include the reverse holos they have, mixing them up with the standard cards.

What I do is build a Complete Set without reverse holos, as I don't personally enjoy them. With this in mind, there are many ways to lay out a binder. Many Pokémon TCG fans who collect Master Sets also include every promo card from every product branded with the set's name, but on there are other collectors who instead treat an era's Black Star Promos like its own numbered set (which it is, as you can tell from the numbers on the bottom of the card) and thus collect it into its own separate binder. Build & Battle decks feature Evolution Packs that often feature a non-holo version of a normally holo card.

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Theme decks used to offer Cracked Ice Holo versions of cards that normally come holo. This gets complicated, though, because there are also variants of cards that cannot be pulled in packs. The most basic idea of a master set is every card in the numbered set, every Secret Rare, and every reverse holo (which reprint the non-Full Art cards with foil on the card's border and text area rather than on the background of the art). Collectors who complete Master Sets seek to collect every version of every card in the set. Master Set: This is a hardcore version of the above.

This includes every card in the numbered set as well as every Secret Rare card. Let's go on ahead and make this distinction, though.Ĭomplete Set: This is when one collects one of each card in a Pokémon TCG set. There are so many different ways to showcase your cards. This is a very basic distinction, and both forms of collecting - and, really, any kind of collecting that you can dream up, is valid.