Ultra Pro3" Blue Collectors Album

rigid enough to protect cards and keep its shapeRare 🇺🇸 made product from Amazon

Good for holding sets or miscellaneous cards.

I was looking around online for a reliable binder to put my VS System cards in, and I ended up running into this. It was around $9 and I figured "why not? It looks cool." So I received it yesterday, and I'm so happy I purchased it! I also bought a pack of twenty-five (25) brand-new Ultra Pro 9-pocket pages to go in it. I was able to put all 25 pages into the binder and put all my 200-something VS System cards in with no problems!Now, you wont see it in the picture, but when you get the binder, it's going to have a soft, squishy front part (har har). I thought it was neat and consider it a cool feature on this binder. I guess it keeps it safe or padded or something? I don't know, but I'm not complaining about it because I like it.Now with my cards in a good-looking binder that doesn't resemble sports at all, they no longer have to sit in a K-Swiss box and can finally look great in an awesome Ultra Pro binder.5-stars, totally recommend this binder! Very satisfied.

If you have a lot of cards and you prefer to store them in the 9 card sheets instead of a box, this is a handy binder. It's essentially a three-ring binder, the same you could buy anywhere, but I like that it's labeled for cards, and it also has a pocket on the spine where you can put something to identify what's inside, either a slip of paper with a description (or sometimes I use a low-value extra of a card or a pack's wrapper folded to fit).The build seems pretty solid, the ring mechanism works fine. Not much else to say except that it works.

My eight-year-old son has recently started collecting sports cards. Mostly baseball but he occasionally asks for football and basketball cards too. We just organized and put all his baseball cards into the binder last night. He loves it. Plus I like that it keeps all his cards neat, clean and organized. My brother also passed down his collection from the 80/90's. My only minor disappointment is that it is slightly bigger than my brothers binders. I get it it's been 20 years since he collected cards, so stuff has changed. However it would've been nice to know the actual size of the binder before I ordered it. I realize I could've ask a question before but I assumed that everything would be standard. So the new binder does not neatly fit in our bookshelf. Not a big deal I'm still very happy. By my measurements it's 12.25" wide and 11" tall. Also we have 50 pages in the binder right now. Wedecided to put two per page front and back just to look at the pictures. Stats really don't matter at this point for my son. My guesstimate is if we continue to do front and back we could probably fit another 50 pages in the binder for a total of 100. But if you're only going to put one card per slot I'd say you could easily fit 150-200 plastic sheets.

I bought this binder to store Yugioh cards, and it does the job well. It's a big binder, but I've noticed that if you add lots of pages, you'll have to be careful closing it. Sometimes, pages won't completely lay flat, and may get caught on the binder rings, which will cause warping/damage to your cards. However, it's easy to fix if you just pay attention when you close it and make sure no pages wrap around the rings.

This binder is exactly as described. It's sturdy and of good quality. I use it to keep certain collectible cards in and it is perfect. Easy to open and close and very wide so many sheets can fit with ease. Great price for a high quality binder.

Ultra Pro is the best!