Binder

A binder is a three-ring notebook full of plastic card-display sheets.
==Description==
The first major question facing the avid Magic hobbyist is, of course, where to keep a collection of several hundred or several thousand cards, at least some of which may be worth a significant amount of money. One does not simply stuff a <c>Black Lotus</c> or a <c>Mox Sapphire</c> into the bottom of a sock drawer. The two popular solutions borrowed from sports-card collectors were card boxes and binders.John C. Bunnel, 1995. Magic: The Accesories, The Duelist #5
A binder with display sheets is particularly useful to the active card trader, as it's easy to see individual cards without having to riffle through large stacks looking for them. Wizards of the Coast released the first official Magic: The Gathering binder with 500-sheet capacity in 1995, featuring art by Deckmaster artist Pete Venters. In 1996, Ultra•PRO took over the manufacturing of binders.
==References==
==Gallery==
File:3ED Binder.jpg|Revised Edition
File:MIR Binder.jpg|Mirage
File:4ED Binder.jpg|Fourth Edition
File:MBS Binder.jpg|Mirrodin Besieged 
File:ORI Binder.jpg|Magic Origins 
File:Ultra Pro Loot Binder.jpg|Outlaws of Thunder Junction
Category:Binders