Guides
Print it, size it, display it
Straight-answer guides to printing, sizing, and showing off trading-card binder art — from home-printer settings to sleeve dimensions.
The basics
What Is Extended Binder Art? A Collector's Guide
Extended binder art turns a standard 9-pocket page into one continuous scene that frames your cards. Here's what it is, how it works, and what you get.
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How to Print Trading Card Binder Art at Home (300 DPI)
A step-by-step guide to printing extended binder art at home: paper, printer settings, 300 DPI, borderless vs crop marks, and trimming for clean pocket fits.
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Standard vs Vault X vs Top Loader: Card Pocket Sizes
The exact mm dimensions for Standard, Vault X, and Top Loader card pockets — and how to pick the right size when printing extended binder art.
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A4 vs US Letter for 9-Pocket Binder Pages: Which to Print?
A4 and US Letter are close but not identical. Here's which to use for extended binder art, why it matters, and how to avoid a scaling mistake.
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How to Display Graded (PSA) Cards on Your Wall
Graded slabs don't fit binder pages. Here are practical ways to display PSA, BGS, and CGC cards — including a print-at-home PSA-style framed display.
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