Hey, so yesterday night I got a bit bored and had some spare 4 pocket pages so decided to put some o my empty booster packs in them (in sets where possible). Ive thrown out a ton and am now kicking myself as it was kind of fun not worrying too much about condition or price and just sorting things.
I don’t have a lot but am now thinking I mite actually collect empty packs on the side (although I don’t buy much sealed product anymore). I know a lot of people collect sealed packs but thought this could be a pretty cheap collection to get going if they’re empty (most people including myself just treat them as rubbish), how many of you out there collect empty packs?
They’re pretty cool, i wish i kept all the packs from my opened boosters, i did save the 36 packs from my fossil booster box i opened 6 years ago though! happy that i even thought to do that back then lol
I use one of those pages to start off each set in my binder. I am trying to collect a full set of sealed to have in their own binder, packs only, and then a whole set of opened packs to just serve as the dividers and front page of the individual sets.
I want to start getting into collecting sealed packs but I have so many other things I need to finish off first, one day I will have at least all wotc pack arts both in unlimited ans 1st ed
That looks great, I especially like the way you have the base set packs all laid out flat, I can’t quite see is everything in toploaders or card savers?
I’ve got a huge tupperware container full of empty booster packs. I also use them to sort commons/uncommons nowadays. Probably 80-90& are from newer sets (BW6) and up. But, I still have some old gems like some WOTC and some Old School Ex Series packs and stuff.
I also have around 20 or 30 booster boxes (empty). A bunch of older ones. I keep Sealed packs stored in them.
I collect empty packs! Not for the value of course, but just for the nostalgia, collecting them empty is a great and cheap way to be able to marvel at the design and travel back in time.
They are small printed pieces of art just like the cards afterall