Ultra ProSilver Series 9 Pocket Pages (25 count pack)

I loveeee these specific card holders. I’ve replaced all my cheap ones for these. The plastic is so soft(?) and smooth to the touch it’s satisfying. I collect pokemon cards and photocards and they are great for both. I haven’t had trouble with any cards sliding up and out either, even unsleeved (like I have had with other brands). The edges don’t rip easily and all the sleeves I’ve used fit perfectly fine.

Artists will love these pockets too. If you enjoy making or collecting artist trading cards (ATC), these sleeves provide an excellent storage alternative to a box. Not only do they keep the cards from getting dog-eared, these also keep them dust free. Documentation on the back is readily available. Easy to implement your organization preference (artist, date, subject, etc.) Highly recommend. Will buy these again when my 3-ring binder fills up.

Quality is amazing if you need an ever changing pitcher or QB strategy notebook pages in a very organized solution may it be as a player or coach. Plenty of room to handle double thick sports cards like Topps Chrome or Stadium Club for normal collectors.In the player/coach realm, love using these pages for pitch velo and throwing notes, anyone that has been approached as a training team temp QB some of us tend to have our unique play calling notes that fit binder card sleeves.These are just as durable as the previous premium Ultra Pro pages of the 90s.

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I purchased these binder pages to replace the old ones in a binder of trading cards I have had for over 10 years. When I went to replace the old ones I noticed that they were actually this same Ultra Pro Platinum type and despite being over 10 years old - they are all still in remarkably good shape. I really wouldn't have to replace them at all but for my compulsively anal disposition. These are top loading pages as opposed to the side loading types you will find in the Monster Protector or Ultra Pro Premium binders. Top loading pages allow for WAY quicker loading and retrieval of cards. Also, side-loading pages run the risk of damage to cards via bending if any part of the card (mainly the side border) is not pushed all the way into a slot. Side loading does have the benefit of protecting cards better from falling out of these pages and provides greater theft protection. Personally I mainly use side-loading binders as I don't need to access the cards frequently. Still, if you are looking for a cheaper alternative (monster protectors binders cost $30+), these Ultra Pro Platinum pages are cheap, simple, and durable. One added benefit of these pages to selecting a binder with built in pages is that it allows you to simply change the order or configuration of pages in your binder without having the move each card individually from one page to another. The only potential downside is the price. 25 pages will hold 225 cards (assuming you are loading 1 card per slot) which is unlikely to be adequate for larger collections. Once you include the cost of additional storage pages and the cost of a basic binder to hold these pages - it may be preferable to just go with one of the side loading binders instead.A few extra bits of info that may be helpful:-These pages will hold up to 4 cards per slot (unsleeved) without a problem.-Only 2 sleeved cards will fit comfortably per slot.-Penny sleeves are a hassle to insert into these pages. You are much better off using perfect fit or deck protector sleeves.-Only one side of each page has an entry slot. This means if you are loading 2 cards per slot (front & back) you are going to have to load the reverse side blind (backwards)

Very pleased. These were used for my sons Pokemon cards. You can fit these pages into a normal 3-ring binder and just print an 8.5x11 picture of Pokemon to add into the clew view front of your binder. Beats buying the commercial binders. These sleeves were the ultra-pro Silver model. Which is not the cheap stuff but the mid grade. The best ones are the platinum model, which we did not get because this pone,on collection is getting too expensive. These silver model pages are strong and not flimsy at all. My so is 8 and he can handle these well. So, we bought 25, and the. When we saw the quality for the price they were at, we went and bought 50 more. These same 9-pocket pages can be used to hold any standard sized card games, like Pokemon or Magic the gathering. The games that gave smaller cards can fit as well, but they will be loose. These are top loading pages, so as long as you keep the book flat or upright, nothing would fall out. It can also hold coupons since the page has strong weddings that can hold up from all the putting in and taking out. I would definitely recommend these. I bought the cheaper ones at a big retail store and they were ultra pro brand, but the lowest thinnest model, so the welds on the page were week and we took those right back.

PERFECT for coupon storage! I recently got into couponing and was looking for a way to organize my many coupons as they can quickly stack up and become messy. I used to have a small coupon file folder but after a while that was no longer useful. I had seen people with coupon binders using sleeves that were designed for coupon holding but when I searched for those, the coupon inserts were insanely expensive.Enter this product. The size of the sleeves are perfect for most coupons and I just fold the coupons that are too large for the sleeves to fit (making sure to leave the picture of the product visible). The fact that it has 9 dividers per page is a huge space saver and makes it easier to flip through and scan while at the store. I only use the front side of the sleeve, but if you wanted to you put 2 coupons back to back and each would be visible with the flip of a page to save even more space. I also keep an empty page at the front of my coupon book where I put the coupons I plan on using for the week at the front so I don't have to dig through all of the pages in the store. The sleeves have held up nicely with about 6 months of heavy use. Definitely worth the money!!If you need help organizing your coupons this is a great resource (also includes printable organizers): [...]