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Pokémon binder ideas
Twelve binder themes, each with a ready-made 9-pocket page built from real cards, what it costs to build, and tips for laying it out. Collect what you love, one pocket at a time.
How to organize a Pokémon binder
By set
The classic: one set per binder, in card-number order, so you can see exactly what's missing. Best for chasing a full set.
By Pokédex number
Every Pokémon in National Pokédex order, one card each. Bulbasaur first, and a page for every generation.
By type or color
Group Fire with Fire and Water with Water, and the pages turn into blocks of color. The rainbow binder is the prettiest version.
By artist
One illustrator per binder or per page. It shows off a style in a way a set never does.
By favorite Pokémon
One Pokémon through the years. Charizard, Pikachu and the Eeveelutions are the favorites, and they grow with every new set.
From Holobrook collectors
Binders players built and posted to the mural wall.
30th Celebration chase · Holobrook
Charizard through the years · Holobrook
ex army DOUBLE RARE · flareooo
Gold, rainbow and secret · Holobrook
Eeveelutions, best of · Holobrook
Base Set holos, 1999 · HolobrookQuestions
What should I put in my Pokémon binder?
Pick a theme you love: one Pokémon through the years, the Eeveelutions, one card per type in rainbow order, a favorite artist, or full art trainers. A theme makes a binder feel finished as it fills up.
How do you organize a Pokémon card binder?
The most common ways are by set (in card-number order), by Pokédex number, by type or color, by artist, or by a favorite Pokémon. Nine-pocket pages fit three evolution lines or nine themed cards neatly.
What are good Pokémon binder themes?
Popular themes include the Eeveelutions (nine fit one page exactly), Charizard or Pikachu through the years, starters, legendaries, gold cards, full art trainers, illustration rares and spooky ghost Pokémon.