Monster 9 Pocket Trading Card Album- Matte White Binder, Anti-Theft & Anti-Drop TCG Protection w Side Loading Pockets, Holds 720 Cards -Compatible with Yugioh, Pokemon, MTG Magic the Gathering Cards

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I like this binder because I can keep my Trading Cards organized how I want, and the card sleeves are the perfect size for my cards.😊👍

Terrible binder, There are way too many pages that when you turn a page the inner card get bent because of how thick it is. Buy a vaultx binder instead. Pages also stick to each other way too much.

I only checked the reviews of this product after I purchased this item, and some of the reviews got me worried. The biggest problem I saw was that when the binder is full it does not close well. Although I cant say the my binder is full, I would say it's about 75% capacity. Even being that full, the binder open and closes fine and I don't feel that it will become a problem later as I add more cards. For context they're Magic the Gathering cards, many of which are also in a card sleeve. The pages themselves are exactly what you would expect from a Monster Binder, side loaded pages and good quality. The largest difference between this binder and a "normal" Monster binder is the outside cover. Normal Monster Binders are one long piece of plastic, folded in the middle so the pages can be sealed in that middle line. This large binder though feels more like a trapper keeper. It's 3 pieces of cardboard (front cover, back cover, and long middle part), sealed in plastic. I am afraid that the sealed plastic between the pieces of cardboard will cut and break sooner than later. There was a strange powder like substance on and in some of the pages of the binder. Almost seemed like very fine compacted sawdust that would fall apart and rub away if I picked at it. The powder is so fine, that if you weren't gentle you would rub the powder into the little divots on the pages of the binder and it would be stuck there. Other reviews didn't express that issue, but I did have it on mine. Not a huge issue, but noticeable. I'd give this binder a 4/5 right now. It certainly accommodated my needs since I was upgrading from a normal sized monster binder. With almost no spaces left in my old binder, I was able to move my entire collection to this large binder, in a much more organized fashion with an extra page or two of wiggle room after each section. I am confident this will fit my collection as it grows, but I am worried the outside cover will break at the seals given how it's manufactured (but that is just a concern at this point, not a guarantee).

Bought this for a MTG collection. I was surprised by the quality and craftsmanship for the price. Very good for long term storage! it is also flexible which helps for longevity!

Works great for my son (and husbands) Pokémon card collection! Best option out there… soft and won’t have that “stick” problem with the plastic on cards etc that ruins them….. worth the money!

Pros -Pages look great -720 cards - equal to 2 binders, optimal for people that don't want to carry multiple binders for trades Cons -With 720 cards in the book, binder does not close all the way -Spine of the binder should be bigger, ordered a month ago and already starting to rip (am using the full binder Overall, this product is ok. Don't think I would order again but it looks and feels like a monster binder. I have seen some people saying the book would warp or damage cards, I am not sold on that if cards are sleeved. but the design of the product does warrant some minor concerns (in my mind possibly warping cards. The pages hike up slightly when the binder is fully used and the book does not close all the way due to poor design of the spine. However, I feel comfortable putting thousands of dollars of cards in the book. Great for display, poor design. I am usually a huge fan of monster products but this one was slightly disappointing.

Holds your cards without the worry of binder ring damage.

It’s not flexible but big

On many middle slots both side are open and others they are not. S I’me cards fall right into the middle because of slots not the same. Picture 1. Top middle Cade can come out both sides Middle card can come out almost onnboth sides Bottom card can only come out one side. It happens on a total of 6 pages… disappointing. The plastic is also too sharp and pokes each card …. The three ring binders or upper upen ages seem to be best but insind corner cards get the ring imprint Tried to contact seller after the fact and nothing has been done….

Bought this for my son. After a few months of him carrying it all over the house and bringing it to school the front page has separated at the binding and the cardboard spine has fallen out, leaving the front cover to flap around. It is pretty nice but keep in mind this binder is quite thick. When you turn pages, you could potentially bend the cards closest to the binding if you do not lie the spine flat. Cards are held in nice and securely and the plastic is much thicker than most card pockets. The plastic is also colourless and transparent. My son is constantly taking his cards in and out of the binder and re arranging it too, but the pages have held up great and still look like new. One thing to note, only an inner sleeve will fit so you have to take them out of any sleeves you have before placing them in the binder. Definitely something I will check before buying his next binder as he has some cards I want left in their sleeves (because he takes them out of the binder constantly).

Great binder,just as advertised

Get what you pay for I guess. Hard to put cards in near the binding, bends them instantly. Pages fall out even with gentle handling. Go with Vault X.