Using BCW Sorting Trays to Easily Organize Your Collection

For trading card collectors, gamers, and retailers, keeping cards organized is a crucial part of maintaining a collection. Whether you’re sorting Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, sports cards, or any other collectible cards, having the right tool makes the process much easier and more efficient.

BCW Supplies offers some of the best card sorting trays on the market, each designed to suit different needs. In this article, we’ll compare three excellent options: the BCW Card Sorting Tray, the BCW Modular Sorting Tray, and the BCW SafeSort Tray. Let’s dive in and see which tray is the best fit for your collection!

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Introducing the Spectrum 50 ct Prism Deck Cases

The Spectrum Prism deck cases have become a popular option for gamers looking for a simple and effective box for their decks. As you likely know, they hold 100 double-sleeved gaming cards. While this is great for Commander players, many ccgs simply don’t work with them. With that in mind, we would like to introduce our 50 ct Prism Cases.

Like the 100 ct Prisms, these deck boxes are made of sturdy plastic with a smooth finish. They also have the same snap closure and squeeze to open feature as the original. However, 50 ct Prisms are slightly thinner, letting them fit in a 1600 or 3200 ct Card Bin for storage or transport. Of course, since the design won’t let them open accidentally, putting one in your backpack is a great way to carry them too.

As the name implies, the 50 ct Prisms hold 50 double-sleeved or a little over 60 single-sleeved tcg cards. This makes them perfect for games like:

Pokemon Cards

Pokemon: 60 cards

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Using Bounce for Fun and Profit – Lorcana Deck Tech

Rise of the Floodborn adds welcome variety to the card pool, opening new deck building options and themes. While most attention is (as of this writing) placed on the card drawing engine of Hiram Flaversham and Pawpsicle, all colors have new options. The one that caught my eye is Amethyst’s bounce subtheme, and not just because Sword in the Stone is in my top 5 Disney movies. By using abilities to return characters to your hand, you can use enter play effects over and over. I have a basic frame using Amethyst only, which you can see at Dreamborn.

Merlin, Arthur, and Madam Mim cards for Lorcana
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Tamatoa’s Hoard – A Casual Deck Tech For Lorcana

Disney Lorcana continues to sell well at hobby shops, and is already appearing in mass market retail. With wider availability, building a deck from scratch is more feasible for most players. However, many players are still using a limited card pool. I consider this a casual deck less for its power level and more based on it being very gimmicky. Without further ado, here is the list on Dreamborn.

Lorcana cards used in a game
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