Collection: Dragon Ball Card Binders

FAQ - Dragon Ball Card Binders

Are cards included?

No. The binder comes empty and is designed to store and protect a collection you already own. It doesn’t come with any cards.

How many cards can a binder hold?

Two capacities to choose from on each product page: 400 cards, with four pockets per page, or 900 cards, with nine pockets per page. The nine-pocket format is the trading card standard.

Which capacity should I choose?

The 900-card format stores more in the same footprint and suits collections that are still growing. The 400-card format, with its large pockets, better showcases a small number of cards you’d rather look at than store.

Do the pockets really protect the cards?

They protect against dust, rubbing and direct light, which covers most everyday damage. For valuable cards, the usual practice is to slip them into an individual sleeve first before putting them in the page.

What cover designs are available?

Beerus, Broly, Cell, Frieza and other big names from the saga each have their own binder. The cover is the only thing that changes: the binding and pockets are identical from one model to the next.

What's the price?

€56.90 for every binder in the range, whatever the cover and whatever the capacity you choose.

Dragon Ball Card Binder Album - Beerus

A Dragon Ball card binder isn’t chosen for its cover but for its capacity: that’s what decides whether your collection fits in it today, and whether it’ll still fit a year from now. Our range comes in two formats, with covers featuring characters from the saga.

400 OR 900 CARDS: THE REAL CHOICE 🗂️

Each binder can be ordered in two capacities. The 900-card format, with nine pockets per page, is the trading card standard: it stores the most in the least space, and it’s the one to get for a growing collection. The 400-card format, with four large pockets per page, shows off each card: it’s the right fit if you’d rather look at your collection than store it.

THE BINDER COMES EMPTY, AND THAT’S NORMAL 📦

No cards are included: it’s a binder designed to protect the ones you already own. We mention it because the question comes up often, and because being let down on that point spoils a beautiful item.

WHAT THE POCKETS REALLY PROTECT AGAINST 🛡️

They keep out dust, rubbing and direct light — in other words, most of what damages a card day to day. For valuable cards, the established practice is to slip them into an individual sleeve first, before putting them in the page: two layers are better than one.

ONE COVER PER CHARACTER 🐉

Beerus, Broly, Cell, Frieza and the saga’s other big names each have their own binder. That’s the only thing that changes from one model to the next: the binding, the pockets and the capacities are identical. So is the price — €56.90 across the whole range, whatever the cover and whatever the capacity.

Store, protect, display: pick your Dragon Ball card binder. ✨


Your cards deserve better than the back of a drawer: our Dragon Ball card binders keep them neatly stored behind covers featuring Ultra Instinct Goku, Super Saiyan 4 Gogeta, Goku Black Rosé, Beerus or Omega Shenron.

To round out your collector's corner, set a few Dragon Ball figures next to the binders; and if you read as much as you trade, keep your place with a Dragon Ball bookmark.