Pokemon 100+ Rainbow Rare Cards Binder Collection Includes 5 foils in Any Combination and at Least 1 of The Following Cards, EX and GX, FA, Secret Rare, Tag Team, Unified Minds

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If you’re an extended Pokemon card player, then there is a good chance that you have your fair share of cards that are either considered bulk or cards you’re uncertain about getting rid of.

Often, we’ll find ourselves to be some kind of hybrid between all 3 of these types and overtime change from one to another. Whether you’ve been on a mission to “catch ‘em all” since Pokémon’s inception, or are just getting into collecting trading cards, one thing’s certain: you need to protect your cards. Besides the common-sense fact that keeping your things in mint condition is a good thing, there’s a lot of money in some of those cards. Proper storage is key to preserving your Pokémon cards for play, display, and collector’s value. CCG Castle has a buylist of cards they’re looking for. If you have any of the in-demand cards, you’re able to sell them for store credit. [8] X Research sourceFor standard competitive Pokémon card players, I would also recommend getting a small 4×4 binder for your Pokemon trades. The Pokémon Trading Card Game has sold over 43.2 billion cards worldwide as of March 2022 (via Nintendo Soup). There are even official Pokémon T CG tournaments that are hosted all across the globe, with the most recent tournament in London, England — now that’s legit! Q: How Do You Play Pokémon TCG?

Fun Fact: Pikachu was initially supposed to have another evolution after Raichu called “Gorochu” but got cut from the final list of Gen 1 Pokémon. With the later addition of Pichu, Pikachu would have been the only Pokémon to have a 4 stage evolution. Regardless of whether you are a beginner, player or collector, however you choose to organize your Pokemon cards in binders can be a great form of self expression that is often over looked. One of the best things about collectible trading card games is that how we choose to interact with them isn’t dictated to us, instead, we decide what’s best for us and our collection. Unlike standard players, I wouldn’t recommend extended players to organize their color-separated binders by rarity, but instead, organize them by set and evolution chains.TCGplayer lets you individually list your cards for sale, or lets you set up a bulk lot if you want to make money off of your entire collection. [6] X Research source If you are less than 6 months – 1 year into this cardboard hobby then more than likely you will fit into this category. Your collection of Pokémon cards will be relatively small and all of the cards that you care about will likely fit into a single binder.