Palms Off Gaming Stealth 12-Pocket Zip Binder

Palms Off Gaming Stealth 12-Pocket Zip Binder in Black — retail packaging

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Twelve pockets in the Stealth finish is the highest-capacity, lowest-profile binder Palms Off Gaming makes. It holds a third more per page than a nine-pocket binder and looks like nothing in particular from the outside — a useful combination for bulk storage, trade stock, or any collection that is better off not advertising itself.

Why collectors pick this binder

About the Stealth 12-Pocket Zip Binder

The Stealth 12-pocket holds 20 side-loading pages with 480 card slots, matching the capacity of the Collector's Series 12-pocket. The pockets are acid free and PVC free, the inside covers are felt lined, and a steel zip closes it. The outside is smooth, water-resistant PU leather with no logos, built to be a blank canvas for decals or laser engraving.

Twelve pockets to a page suits large sets, bulk and trade stock better than any other layout in the range, and the blank cover makes this a natural choice for a shop or a seller who wants their own branding on their stock binder. Players who label binders by format or deck archetype can do the same with a simple decal.

Pick this over the Stealth 9-pocket when you need capacity, and over the Collector's Series 12-pocket when you want a plain or customised exterior. Bare and single-sleeved cards are the best fit at twelve to a page; double-sleeved cards make for a thick, heavy binder. Fingerprints show more readily on a smooth finish, so wipe it with a dry cloth now and then, and store it upright, out of direct sun.

Specifications

Brand
Palms Off Gaming
Range
Stealth
Pockets per page
12
Holds
raw cards
Pages
20 double-sided pages, 3 × 4 layout
Capacity
480 cards
Cover
Smooth water-resistant PU leather, no exterior logos
Closure
Steel zip
Inner cover
Polyester felt lining
Pocket material
Acid-free and PVC-free, archival safe
Colours available
Black, Blue, Pink, Purple, Red, Turquoise, Yellow
SKU
STL-12

Common questions

Is a 12-pocket page harder to load than a 9-pocket one?

Slightly — there is less margin around each card, so cards need to be lined up more deliberately. In exchange each page holds a third more.

How does Stealth differ from the Collector's Series?

The pocket layout and side-loading construction are shared. Stealth is the understated finish, with less external branding.

What is this binder best used for?

Volume. Bulk rares, trade stock and sets being consolidated before storage all benefit from the extra pockets per page.

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