r/tcgcollecting

Hey guys I recently decided to. make my own cataloging app (https://fetchlandtcg.com/); What features do you love most in current apps and what are the things that are missing in them?

Hello, I’ve just recently come across my old collection of yugioh cards, mainly lob code era but a few others. Have a binder with a few rares, ultra rares etc. most actually in surprisingly good condition.

Essentially was a question of how do people generally rarer cards like that to keep them safe, and what would you do with that many commons??

Also wanted to query grading my red eyes black dragon lol. Badly centred on the back, but very well kept otherwise. Would just be for fun as I’d hold onto it. Dumb idea financially or?

Cheers in advance, let me know if anything cools in there because i genuinely have no point of comparison haha

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We are starting a project to make a card Pokedex. We got two 640 slot, 4x4, top loader binders. We are testing filling them and it's making us nervous on how much strain/pressure the cards might be under. Has anyone used binders like these and can share their experience? Is this something we should be concerned about?

In particular, we are concerned about the cards near the spine which get pulled to the left , and then when it is all closed, how much pressure it is putting on the cards to keep the binder closed. I will say, we don't have to force it to zip, but there is a compression effect on the cards.

I've included pictures on what it looks like when closed, open, and close ups of the spine and the edge.

Any feedback is appreciated! Thank you!