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Binders, sleeves, deck boxes and playmats for Magic, Pokémon and Lorcana — and the gear that keeps a console shelf running. Photographed as they ship.

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Why it matters

The card is only as good as what you keep it in

Every card on this site was graded by its corners and edges, and corners and edges are what sleeves and binders are for. A nine-pocket binder with side-loading pockets keeps a set in order and out of the light; a deck box keeps a sleeved deck square; a playmat keeps the table from doing to a foil what a table does. None of it is glamorous, and all of it is the difference between a near-mint card and a played one five years from now.

One shelf for all three games: Legion Dragon Hide binders — the textured cover and the zip — alongside Ravensburger's own Lorcana playmats and sleeves, and whatever sleeves and boxes come through the booth. Used binders are photographed as they ship, zips and spines included, and priced accordingly. Console cables, controllers and the rest of the hardware gear live under Consoles & Hardware.

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Fast facts

BindersLegion Dragon Hide 3×4 — nine pockets a page, side-loading, zip closure; used ones photographed zip and spine
SleevesStandard size fits Magic, Pokémon and Lorcana; Ravensburger's 65-packs are cut for Lorcana
Deck boxes100-card boxes for sleeved Commander decks; 75-card for 60-card decks
PlaymatsRubber-backed, 24×14 — Ravensburger's carry the Lorcana chapter art at full size
One shelfMagic, Pokémon and Lorcana supplies together; console gear is under Consoles & Hardware
Did you know?Side-loading binder pockets are the collector's choice because a top-loading pocket lets a card slide out when the binder is upright — the way binders are actually stored.
Did you know?A "3×4" binder is nine pockets a page in three rows of three; the name comes from the pocket size in inches, not the layout.
Did you know?Standard sleeves fit Magic, Pokémon and Lorcana; Japanese-size sleeves are for Yu-Gi-Oh! and smaller cards — the single most common mistake at the counter.
Did you know?Double-sleeving — a snug inner sleeve inside a standard one — is what graders expect on anything valuable; it keeps dust and moisture off the card face.
Did you know?A Commander deck sleeved in standard sleeves needs a 100+ box; the "100-card" boxes are measured for unsleeved cards and run tight.
Did you know?Ravensburger makes Lorcana's accessories in-house — the only major card game whose publisher also makes its sleeves and mats; most games leave that to Ultra Pro and Dragon Shield.
Did you know?Ultraviolet light fades foils; a binder kept on a shelf facing a window will show it within a year, which is why the photos of used binders here include the spine.
Did you know?A playmat's rubber back matters more than its art: a mat that slides takes the cards with it when a sleeve catches.