Samsill 9 Pocket Trading Card Pages Booklet, 288 Clear Pockets with a Customizable Cover and Spine, Black

Definitely not as good as Ultra Pro, but work just fine and you get 100 more pages for $8 less. On a budget, these are great! Ultra Pro are definitely thicker. They still do a fine job holding my cards in binders.**UPDATE** 7/14/24OK....So I ordered some more of these 9 pocket sheets and these are totally different now. These are thicker and more like the Ultra Pro, with solid weld lines and not the perforated lines. They were also a little hazy and not crystal clear like the Ultra Pros. They work great still and are definitely sturdier than the perforated version. Anyone else get some of these?? Please post any findings. Thanks!***UPDATE: 9/3/24OK....So after purchasing these multiple times, I will not be buying anymore. I have gotten 2 different styles of them. One is more like the Ultra Pro, but very cloudy. The other is like all the others, with the perforations. The perforated ones are often badly miscut, leaving your cards almost sticking out on the top row. The 2nd and 3rd rows are still miscut, but cover your cards a little better. There is just too much inconsistency with these pages. 2 times I received the other cloudy style and they are not much better. I will be buying Ultra Pros from now on, even if they do cost more.

Good fit, quality

It is not easy to describe variances in things like trading card pages without getting overly detailed and nuanced so I'm going to sae that for another type of forum and simply say if these are being sold at the price point that fits your needs / wants- then they're going to meet or exceed expectations. I took some super quick pictures of cards placed in a sleeve from this stack of pages then stacked them on top of other major brands to show there is virtually no difference in length, width nor thickness. There is not an easily discernable tint to the pages (at least for now) and they are all top loading, none were stuck together and I placed cards from the Topps Archives set which includes some taller and thicker point inserts and these fit fine without stretch nor harm to the card. I also have the Piazza card in a penny sleeve and put that in the page to see if it fit; it does, and when removed it wasn't stretched out so another card can fit without risk of slipping out.

Not as good a quality, but the order was quick, the price was good for the quality received and the shipping was free.

Best trading card binder. The cover & spine have clear top loading pockets to display cards. It's like looking directly at the cards themselves! It's durable and stands upright. It comes with archival safe 9 pocket top loading sleeves with the cut out corners so the sleeves don't get caught when flipping through the album. The D-ring will hold a lot and is strong in holding shut - nothing falls out. It has two inside pockets that I sure will be useful for next year's fantasy football. I highly recommend this product. It makes a great gift.

I'm really happy with these sleeves. I use them for a collectable card game.Cards do fall out when they get turned over and the sleeves are NOT the top of the line. BUT they are better than the other cheap sleeves. For quality, price, and quantity is best of the mid level.Again you can purchase better sleeves but you'll pay more. I also believe if you are on a budget or don't need the highest quality this brand is better than the others. I'll buy again, but I'm not looking for the top in quality. Was looking for a quantity of sleeves that were not horrible. I believe this brand fits what I was looking for.

Several years ago, I started collecting football and Ice hockey card collecting with my disabled Son. We both have enjoyed it and we expanded to racing and Richard and Kyle Petty card collecting. I looked up this album and bought it. I have to highly recommend it. Durable and nice.

Ku son collects foot all cards and he is going to love this binder for them