Pokemon Platinum (3 Ring DRing Binder) for 9 Pocket Pages Trading Card Album
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Product Details
- Resists weak cracking, reinforced hinges, heavy-assignment D-ring
- Packs & Tins Sold Alone
- DON'T Draw a blank PAGES!!! - 9 Pocket Pages - Sold One at a time
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Product Description
Customer Reviews
Nice Pokemon Binder
Just bought this binder as my 9 yr old has a lot of Pokemon cards and he needed to store them in such a way that he could find each card easily and then take them out to play a game. We bought inserts and this binder holds a lot of cards and seems durable. My son loves it! Highly recommended.
2010-02-25
(Clarkdale, AZ) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Way cooler than a plain binder!
My son loves this Binder for his cards. He puts only his most important card in it!
2010-02-03
(Rhode Island) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Nice Binder
This is a binder for organizing your Pokemon collection. It is similar to the more expensive baseball card binders. His friends all ask where he got it and really like looking through it. Keep in mind the clear plastic sheets for holding the cards are extra, but Amazon has a link for those.
2010-01-12
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
No plastic inserts
Binder was fine, a little bent on the top. But overall fine. Just was surprised to see no plastic inserts so it was a bit of a bummer. So remember, buy the plastic card inserts with the binder.
2010-01-06
| Aunt Ria (Los Angeles, CA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4
Pokemon card holder
We finally got this for our 8 yr old son after he carried around his cards in various tins. He absolutely LOVES it--in fact-maybe as much as the cards! It teaches him the responsibility of keeping his things together and in good condition. It is a great showcase for his cards, and also allows him to organize them as he pleases--all the while in good condition. Came fast, no problems.
2009-12-26
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
where can i buy pokemon card binders?
Jul 17, 2008 by Kyle L | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts
i am planning to sell my pokemon card collection soon and i want to keep them in very good condition so i want to buy some pokemon card binders. does anybody know where i can buy them besides the internet?
I found both of mine at Target
CuboneKing | Jul 20, 2008
Try going to a game store. Although some may not have them, i got mine when i was little at a game zone. Try straples
Kristen S | Jul 17, 2008
i have a giant binder full of really good pokemon cards from when i was younger. should i sell them on ebay?
Dec 14, 2008 by happy2haveher | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts
they're probably worth at least 300 dollars, if not much more.....i could use the cash, but i dont know if these cards will be worth more in the future or not. I'm definitely not into pokemon anymore, but i have over 600 cards, 100 of which are the shiny kind
any ideas on what i should do?
thanks
I think that would be a good idea to get some money out of them. You may also want to try craigslist.com for your area too. You won't have to pay the fee to list them on the site, and you have a good chance of finding someone locally that may want them. So no shipping will be involved. Just a thought! :) Good luck.
fontainegraphix | Dec 14, 2008
What are the value of pokemon cards?
Jan 24, 2009 by luve2sing94 | Posted in Card Games
I found a binder of pokemon cards I use to collect. I have no idea what series they are or anything. Is there a guide on their price? I have some really old ones and a couple of the new ones from the ruby and sapphire edition or whatever the series its called. I have 16+ pages of these, I use to be a big collector. A bunch are shiny and holographic to.
All pokemon cards have different values, depending on rarity, you can tell the rarity by looking at the bottom right corner of the card. If there is a circle, it is probably worth from .10 to .20 cents. If it has a diamond, between .30 cents and $1.00. If it has a star, it is rare and can be worth up tp $100. If you are really serious about selling them, and want to get the most for them, i would suggest spending $7 on an issue of beckett Pokemon, which has a complete price guide. Good luck!
Unagi777 | Jan 28, 2009
Do you think Pokemon cards will ever make a comeback as collectibles?
Dec 24, 2008 by emc2 | Posted in Comics & Animation
I have this huge binder full of Pokemon cards-- all different kinds, I'm too lazy to list specifics. But do you think they'll ever make a comeback like the old Star Wars collectibles did, or should I just try and sell them now? I'm cleaning out my room and don't know if I should save them in case their value increases one day.
GOD!!! Everyone else who answered this question is thinking in terms of "will Pokemon card ever come back and will PEOPLE WANT TO BATTLE WITH THEM?" The answer to that is NO. But as far as being collectibles, YES they will go up in value. Don't even bother trying to sell them now. You'll be luck if you can even get a dime for each one. Just hold them for a long time, keep them in GOOD condition(that's a key!), and eventually you will be able to sell them for more because not everyone will have them. There is online sites that will explain the current value of these card. If you go into Walmart, in the magazine sections, a Pokemon collectors magazine is there. Inside gives the current value of ALL new and old cards. they are more valuable if they are sold as a set rather than individually. Good Luck :-)
Avatar_Sean | Dec 25, 2008
How much are all 150 original pokemon cards worth?
Aug 19, 2008 by iamamuhfjer | Posted in Other - Games & Recreation
My boyfriend has all 150 original pokemon cards in the binder thing and he wants to know how much they are worth to sell.
Maybe $40-$60 but it matter on there condition try to get more to increase your collection and when you are a old cot go and sell them for thousands
Kirby | Aug 19, 2008
: $0.99 
