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18-POCKET PAGES SIDE-LOADING (10 pages bag)

Secure protection for standard- and Japanese-sized cards. These collector pages in vibrant colors provide 18 side-loading pockets that will protect even double-sleeved cards perfectly. Due to the versatile 11-hole spine these pages fit in almost all standard-sized ring-binders. Available in bags of 10 pages and cardboard displays with 50 pages .

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$5.17 $6.99 In stock

Category: 18 POCKET

FEATURES

  • 18 side-loading pockets
    per page with strong weldings
  • 11-hole spine fits
    in almost any ring-binder
  • Strong, durable material
    with extra-high clarity
  • Side-loading pockets
    keep cards shake-safe
  • Holds standard-
    and Japanese-sized cards
  • Optimized for
    double-sleeved cards
  • Acid-free, no PVC

SPECIFICATIONS

Product size 237 x 296 mm
QTY per pack 10 pages per bag
Material Polypropylene
Packaging type OPP bag

MSRP

Where to buy?

Secure protection for standard- and Japanese-sized cards. These collector pages in vibrant colors provide 18 side-loading pockets that will protect even double-sleeved cards perfectly. Due to the versatile 11-hole spine these pages fit in almost all standard-sized ring-binders. Available in bags of 10 pages and cardboard displays with 50 pages.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire J. ★★★★★

Took a chance on these for my growing card collection and the side-loading design is a lifesaver—cards slide in flat without catching on the edges. The weldings along each pocket feel sturdy so far, and I’ve already filled two binders without a single page warping.

Mia ★★★★★

The pockets are crystal clear and I can actually see both sides of each card without pulling it out. The weldings feel solid enough that I'm not worried about cards slipping through, and they fit perfectly in my standard binder.

Riley ★★★★★

The side-loading design is a lifesaver—I can slide cards in and out without worrying about snagging the corners. The weldings feel rock-solid so far, and the clarity is good enough that I don’t even notice the page is there.