Trading Card Binder, Card Collection Binder Album Folder with 720 Side Loading Pockets, 12 Pocket Trading Card Album Folder for TGC,MTG, Baseball Cards, Yugioh

This Foalgo trading card binder is exactly what I needed to store my collection safely and securely. The 540 side-loading pockets keep my cards well-organized and protected from dust and damage. I love the zippered closure, which ensures none of my cards accidentally fall out.The quality feels premium, with a durable cover and sturdy pages that hold up well even with frequent use. The blue color looks sleek and professional, making it a great choice for any collector. Whether you’re into Pokémon, MTG, Yu-Gi-Oh, or baseball cards, this binder is a fantastic investment. Highly recommended!

This trading card binder is exactly what I needed to organize and protect my growing card collection. The 540 side-loading pockets are fantastic because they keep the cards secure and prevent them from falling out. The 9-pocket layout on each page makes it easy to view my cards at a glance, and the side-loading design adds an extra layer of protection.The binder itself feels sturdy and well-made, with durable materials that hold up well to frequent use. It fits various card types perfectly, including TCG, MTG, Yugioh, and even baseball cards. I also appreciate how sleek and professional the binder looks, making it great for both storage and display.If you’re looking for a reliable way to keep your collection organized and safe, this binder is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend it for any card collector!

A fairly standard, but still well made card portfolio. It has a rather soft and smooth texture on the outer covers. There are no problems with the zipper getting in the way, page quality, or the portfolio being a thorn to keep open, it's just a portfolio that does what it needs to do. Cards stay secure and do not easily slip out from rough handling or jostling. At $20 (as of the time of this review), it's certainly a great value for what is a genuinely sturdy binder.ADDENDUM: As of the time of this revision (Jan. 28, 2024), I now have 4 of the 540 card binders and 1 of the 720 card binders. The 720 card binder has just as much quality design behind it as the others do, keeps your cards secure, and has no problems holding multiple cards, be they sleeved or unsleeved in the same pocket without wearing out the plastic so easily. As a YGO player, it's great being able to store an entire collection of rare and valuable cards as well as multiple deck cores all in the same binder with the 12 page layout.There are other companies that charge nearly double for this same page-count binder for similar quality, especially at card shops. But to have the 720-card model for just $26 (as of the time of this writing) made it an easy buy for me.tl;dr: They're really good, high-quality binders for a great price.

The front has an amazing feel, the zipper is buttery, and all the sleeve slots are uniformly made.You can't beat this binder for the price.Pros:Sturdy w/hard coverGreat zipperFits sleeves and pennysleeveslarge number of cards can fit but not too manyCons:The inner side of the hard cover had a physical defect, large imprint error, not a game changer just annoyingthe plastic sleeves do scratch slightly rather quickly with flipping the pages, again not a game changer just annoying.Overall an amazing product and will buy again.

Great Binders that are my personal go to for collecting. Looks Nice on the shelf and have plenty of colors. Quality of materials is good and has a decently high capacity. The one flaw is that if you fill literally every slot on every page cards on the first 3 or so pages closest to the spine will be curved the slightest bit.It sounds bad but this is an issue with almost all non-ring binders I've tried, its just a reality of the binding style. I personally just don't use the first couple pages, or place less valuable cards in them.

After reading other reviews and watching videos, I assumed this binder would be a safe bet. And for the most part it is. I like the quality of the outside and the pages themselves were perfect for my sleeved cards. The issue I have is that the capacity is a bit inflated. As you can see from the picture, the binder is pretty much at max capacity and that is only 396 cards with the remaining 8 pages empty. I would say that 360 is a more appropriate number and even that may be pushing it. With the inability to remove pages to create a little more space, there really isn't anything you can do. If your number is under 360, I would say the binder is a great choice. Anything over that number, I would recommend a different binder.

Amazing quality. Fits a lot

Very good quality binder