I still collect Pokemon cards too! So do the amiibo cards really fit in the same kind of page as Pokemon? They seem so much bigger! I might buy a plain binder so I can organize them in there, if they'll fit in the same pages.
I did look at the one [HORI Amiibo Card Folio] in the U.S. with reviews at Amazon.
Some feel, even though it is cheaper, that it doesn't hold up as well.
I totally understand why you feel the Albums are expensive.
One way I look at it is this: For those who are really collecting (and I'm one) as many or even all these Amiibo Cards ? they average, here in the United States, $1.00 per card.
There are 400 Amiibo Cards between Series #01 to #04. (There are 333 villagers in "Animal Crossing: New Leaf." My town ACNLpics, listed in my signature, has picture displays of all characters in the humans' houses.) If one never had a single duplicate of a given Amiibo Card, the minimum in spending to get all Amiibo Cards is $400.00.
The point is this: Once a person chooses to get involved with any of this?it can become expensive. Quickly.
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i already had a binder full of pokemon cards and some extra pocket pages so i just organized them in there
I went with the Deck Boxes from the Comic Store. They come in different colors and you can divide a Series in two of the smaller boxes. The deck boxes are in a small clear office container. I bought the pro protector sleeves in different colors. Used green for Series 1/2 for the NPC and Pink for Series 3 cards.
Find it easy to look for the card. I haven't used the cards a lot.
I have an old Pokemon card holder and I put all my Amiibo cards in it instead. LOL. Well, since I have too many Pokemon cards and can't fit any more in there, it works perfectly for all my amiibo cards!
I just have all of them stacked up. I could accidentally knock it over and cause another great extinction event TBH
I just have all of them stacked up. I could accidentally knock it over and cause another great extinction event TBH