Trading Card Binder, Card Collection Binder Album Folder with 540 Side Loading Pockets, 9 Pocket Trading Card Album Folder for TGC,MTG, Baseball Cards, Yugioh.

I've wanted a zipper binder for the beginning of my collection for a while now and this is great. It feels so nice in my hands and the wood grain look is the best. It has 10 more pages than a standard binder and has some heft when filled. I'll definitely be getting more of these.

I almost feel bad for putting cards in this it’s so nice! Cute inscription on the inside as well. All around sturdy and good material, looks great and feels great! I’ll buy another for sure.

I have a vault x 9 pocket zipper binder and honestly I can't feel the quality difference but the price is definitely noticeableand honestly I would pay more for this binder then the vault x

Good binder for the price. If you penny sleeve cards they will fit too which is nice.

Why did I not find this binder earlier?I have been collecting binders to wrangle and store my large Magic card collection from the 90’s. Quality on the ones I’ve used ranged from ‘pretty darn good’ to ‘Meh, it holds them fine.”This binder is far and away the best of the best. It looks good, it feels good. It feels ‘tough’ and promises to protect your cards. Side loading is the way to go and this one delivers. The black background on the sleeves makes anything you put in it look more professional. The sleeves are integrated, flip easily and the binder sits well and closes easily even if full. You can’t add sleeve pages but this thing is designed so well, you wouldn’t want to.Even when full it fits in a backpack nicely. I grabbed this one to use for D&D spell cards. last session the group said “wow, that’s nice" when I pulled it out.From the way it looks and feels to it’s storage and, well everything, this is absolutely the best card binder I’ve laid my hands on. At this price point I will likely buy another one in the future!

I hold most of my common cards in this and I've had no issues. I've had no issues with cards falling out and I would recommend to others.

I collect a lot of non sports cards from the 90s. I prefer to keep them in binders for ease of access. I have tried many different binders and for $20 I was very skeptical of this one. Generally for a 9 pocket side entry that holds 500+ cards you are looking at $40 or more. I was NOT disappointed. I have this binder about 90% full and it closes nicely. The zipper is surprisingly high quality as are the interior pages.I did have some issues with the consistency of the sizes of the pockets. Some were bigger and cards went in easily, while some required me to be more precise. All of the cards did fit, so no deduction for that.At first I believed that this binder only came in one color, but did some searching and found that there are many colors. Definitely going to be my go to binder for card storage!

If you're a card collector that uses binders like this to store your cards, you know that there are multiple price points and quality levels. There are those flimsy covered binders that flop everywhere and don't seem sturdy at all and use that strap to hold it closed, and then there are these nicer binders with more rigid, textured covers that have zippers to fully enclose the binder and ensure you couldn't lose a card if it slipped out. You don't want the flimsy cheap binders, believe me. You want one like this.This binder does everything right. The cover is nice, the pages turn nicely, the finish is good, and the zipper is super smooth. Overall I'm certain you'll be very pleased with this binder. I personally use it for Magic the Gathering cards, but cards of any similar size will work.This one is a few bucks more expensive than some similar options, but the faux wood grain on the cover and overall look and feel are top notch, so I'd still say it's worth the money. This is one of the better binders of this style I've purchased.