Your Binders Now Show on Your Portfolio, and Binder Previews Lead With Your Most Valuable Cards
Your binders now show up where you check on your collection: the Portfolio. See how close each binder is to complete without leaving the page. Binder previews have changed too: they now start with the binder’s most valuable cards, your chase cards.
My Binders on your Portfolio
The Portfolio landing page has a new My Binders section under Most Valuable and Top Sets. It lists up to five of your binders with a bar and an owned count, starting with the ones closest to complete. Your Trade binder and empty binders aren’t listed there. Tap a binder to open it. If you don’t have a binder yet, the section says so and links you to Binders.
On your phone
On phones, My Binders is the third option in the Top Cards / Top Sets toggle on Portfolio.
See all your binders in one place
View all opens a list of your binders next to All Cards and All Sets in Your Collection. Each row shows the binder’s cover, name and card count, whether it’s Public, Private or Trade, and how many cards you own. You can also go straight to your binders list.
Binder previews start with your most valuable cards
The preview picture of a binder now leads with its most valuable cards, highest price first, instead of the first cards in the binder. This applies to your existing binders and to new ones. Prices are TCGplayer prices, with eBay asking prices where TCGplayer has none. eBay asks are what sellers are asking right now, not what cards sold for. English and Japanese cards are ranked together, and cards with no price come after the priced ones.
On the Portfolio landing page, in the My Binders section under Most Valuable and Top Sets. On phones, tap My Binders in the Top Cards / Top Sets toggle. Use View all to open the full list of your binders.
The My Binders section shows up to five binders: the ones with the highest percent owned first, then the ones with more cards. The Trade binder and empty binders aren’t in that short list. View all opens the full list.
A binder preview starts with the binder’s most valuable cards, highest price first, up to nine of them. Prices are TCGplayer prices, with eBay asking prices where TCGplayer has none. English and Japanese cards are ranked together, and cards with no price come after the priced ones.