How many binder pages do you need?
A page is one side of a binder sheet. Each sheet holds two pages, front and back.
| Collection | 4-pocket | 9-pocket | 12-pocket |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main set (1–128)128 cards | 32 pages16 sheets | 15 pages8 sheets | 11 pages6 sheets |
| Full set with secret rares158 cards | 40 pages20 sheets | 18 pages9 sheets | 14 pages7 sheets |
The full 158-card set fits in one standard 20-sheet (360-card) 9-pocket binder. Want to plan for a different layout or leave room for art? Use the binder calculator.
Cards to look for
A few of the standout secret rares in 30th Celebration. Card images and rarities from TCGdex.
Secret rares by rarity
Cards numbered above 128:
- 18 Illustration rare
- 10 Special illustration rare
- 2 Futuristic Rare
30th Celebration printable checklistEvery card with its number and rarity. Tick what you own and print it for card shows.
Open checklistStart from a template
Open 30th Celebration as a new binder with every card in number order, secret rares included. Then tick ✓ the cards you own. The faded ones are your want list, and you can print or export it before a card show.
Adds a new binder to your workspace. Nothing you already have is changed.
Planning tips for 30th Celebration
- Give secret rares their own pages. Cards 129–158 fill 4 9-pocket pages, which makes a great spread to end the binder on.
- Start numbering on a right-hand page. Turn on "Start with page 1 by itself" in binder.studio so card 1 lands where you open the binder.
- Leave a pocket for the set logo. An art insert or a code card as page one makes the binder easy to find on a shelf. See binder art inserts.
