Ever since I started to play trading card games, I've built up an ungodly amount of them. Boosters, prerelease packs, decks, and more now fill every surface threatening to bury me in their TCG goodness – at least, that's how it feels. Surely there has to be a better way of storing these than hurling them into a cardboard shoebox and hoping I forget they're there?
With a hope of being more organized, I've gone on a mission to track down the best and most user-approved trading card game storage solutions around. I thought you might also find this helpful, so here we go. As it turns out, there are a lot of ideas about how to keep the best card games nice and tidy… but a few rose to the top of the pile. Here are the options I'm gonna give a whirl myself.
While I'm tempted by all of the above, I'm leaning toward the binders most of all. I've recently been getting back into Disney Lorcana and want to divide up my collection by inks/color, because I can then quickly see what I have at a glance when making decks. The likes of the Wot I binder being relatively affordable but also hard-wearing is the perfect combination, in my eyes, because I'm going to need a few of them. If I wanted to get fancy, I could even match the case cover to the color of ink inside...
Seeing as I have a few premade decks as well, the Senvini box is calling my name too. I've got more MTG Commander decks than I'd care to admit, and their original cardboard cases are starting to warp (if they had them in the first place). Being able to store them in one, easy-to-handle place is perfect as a result. The whole thing would slide into a cupboard or onto a shelf without any trouble, which is better than the multi-box nightmare I'm currently wrestling with.
Got any solutions of your own? Shout them out in the comments!
More TCG storage solutions
- Browse all card storage solutions at Amazon
- Uaono deck boxes: From $9.99 at Amazon
- Wot I binders: From $12.99 at Amazon
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