What does your card binder look like?

[calripkenjr32]

Mine is a white, 1 1/2" 3 ring binder. The front of it looks like this: My Cal Ripken Jr. commemorative mini-banner that I got at Ripken's final game at Edison Field. My Roy Campanella autographed (real) picture. And then, a wrapper from a pack of Cracker Jack cards.

The back of it is a picture of Roy Campanella's Hall of Fame plaque.

What about yours?

[tutall]

i have about 45 binders so i keep it simple and leave it plain white... my player collection binders have a pic of the player on the front though so i know which binder it which


also i keep my commons in a binder by alphabetical team name and i got binders that match the team colors... now just if i could actually use the binders and not have 50 boxes sitting around

[meuandthelot]

now just if i could actually use the binders and not have 50 boxes sitting around

Ain't that the truth..lol

Mine all say "Baseball cards album" on them Black,Blue,Grey

[WilyWestbrook0]

I only have three binders, and each are used for my three basketball sets: 1993-94 Hoops Fifth Anniversary Gold parallel series one set, 1994 Classic set, and 1999-00 Hoops Decade set. I got the standard white binders and put the names of the sets on the front with a sharpie. Nothing fancy, lol.

[SnakeEyez]

I just use plain white binders, nothing special

[BamaFan]

I Buy the Ultra Pro 3 or 4" D Ring Binders that either say Baseball, Basketball or Football on them, Im like Tutall I got 32 Binders but I need about 20 more, I keep my entire personal Collection in pages and Binders cause I look at them conctantly, right now I have 5 5,000 count boxes of Personal Collection stuff that needs to be cataloged. For those of you who dont know I collect mostly garbage but my collection is up to 120,000 personal collection Cards all Alumni of the University of Alabama.
-Ryan

[bl bassist]

I have the about a bizzilion binders. They are all pretty much white and I seperate by diffrent sets and players.

-Mark

[roaddogg02316]

Just a regular binder. I have the thing plastic ones that seem to do well and some harder ones. Doesnt really matter to me as long as the cards are protected. The one I had when I was younger for my hockey cards was great. I had like all my fav. teams and player names written on it in sharpie. And some pics I cut out of local players taped on it. I kept all my cards by position back then.

While on the subject of binders. Does anyone know if they make ones that are wider. Because when I put pages in w/ 8x10s they seem to stick out a little when its closed. Not much but I would hate for anything to happen to the stuff inside.

[khaotic]

I'm in the process of cataloging my entire collection, thus far I'm up to like 8 binders and they ain't special, just whatever I can find that's cheap and/or free lol. I organize them by name of manufacturer alphabetically (Bowman, Donruss, Leaf, etc) and then I organize the subsets by year (1989 Bowman, 1990 Bowman, 1991 Bowman, etc) and THEN arrange THOSE sets by the player's last name in alphabetical order. And with new modern cards, I use 1 plastic page per set of cards, so for instance there's 1 plastic page (or however many it takes) for my 2003 Topps Heritage Chrome, and 1 separate page for my 2003 UD Vintage Dropping the Hammer, etc etc if all that makes any sense lol. It's VERY tedious work but it gives me something to do at work every day.. and with people bringing me cards in every day that I buy.. it just makes it longer but hey that's all the fun! When I'm all done, my cards will be organized like a mofo lol.. running into $$$ buying plastic sleeve pages though

[BamaFan]

I buy pages 500 at a time from Ohio Coin and Investments, Im not sure where to find them on the web but Im sure you can google search it. I found them in tuff stuff 3 or 4 years ago, they sell 100 pages for like $9 they also have great deals on binders, top loads, or any other supplies you might need.
Check them out I highly recommend them.
-Ryan