Bulk cards in. Complete binders out.
I'm Magnus Schmidt. I live in Odense, Denmark, and I like the checklist, probably more than is healthy. LinksForCards is my personal project: I collect Pokémon cards, mostly bulk, organize them into complete binders, and give the binders to children. A hospital ward, a shelter, an after-school club. Places where a kid can sit down and flip through every page.
There are three kinds of binder. Set binders follow one expansion from first card to last; Paldean Fates is the idea in miniature. Generation binders follow the Pokédex, starting with the original 151 of Generation 1 and going all the way to Generation 9, which is 1,025 species in total. Theme binders are my favorite to sort: all Pikachu cards (213 of them), all Charizard, Eevee and the Eeveelutions, Gengar and the Gastly line, Snorlax and Munchlax, Mitsuhiro Arita's art, Yuka Morii's clay cards, Team Rocket, Baby Pokémon.
A finished binder means every slot the checklist asked for has a card. I turn the pages before it leaves, the cards are sleeved, and if a pocket is tired I replace the page. Extras don't go along as a loose handful, because a loose handful looks generous and arrives as homework.
Bulk is the whole point. The commons and uncommons nobody wants are exactly what fills a binder, so a Magikarp from a bulk box is as welcome as a holo. A printing in any language counts. I'm not building a collection to sell, and the site never says what a card would sell for.
I'm also strict about honesty. The counters on linksforcards.com started at zero when the site went live on 25 October 2026, and they only move when a shipment is real. Right now I have several hundred cards and no binders given away yet. A plan is not a handoff, so a binder is logged when it has actually left my hands, not before. Shops that send cards get a thank-you by name on the site.
The site is in eleven languages, has ten guides (how to organize a binder, how to read a card, how to protect cards, how to collect with a child), and a page for every set, generation and theme binder.
If you have a shoebox of old cards, a binder you've outgrown or packs you'll never open, I'd love them. Pokémon cards, binders and packs only. No money, please.
Unofficial fan project, not affiliated with Nintendo, Creatures, Game Freak or The Pokémon Company.