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Dragon Shield sleeves: smile.amazon.com/stores/Dragon+Shield/page/B29A2665-A402-4C57-B442-F72CA6444ED0?ref_=ast_bln KMC Perfect fit: smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NU5F7U0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 If you want the utmost protection for your cards, go with the sealable inner sleeves from Dragon Shield: smile.amazon.com/Dragon-Shield-AT-13201-Standard-100pk-Clear/dp/B07RZBBG14/ref=sr_1_5?crid=4ZIVS61DC0UL&keywords=dragon+shield+perfect+fit&qid=1643828947&sprefix=dragon+shield+perfect+fit+%2Caps%2C152&sr=8-5 Some people think double sleeve is overkill but I disagree, they will save your cards further from dust and in the super rare case you get your binder wet, just be careful when double sleeving to use slow and steady pressure to avoid bending the cards
Use an existing card back or make one from scratch
I just found out about this and idk if it's worth the Shek or if you can't just fuse with a LIGHT/DARK in hand for Construct or Winda instead, but it seems legit
Two months after that record was set, a bidder at a PWCC auction dropped $350,000 for the 1999 Base Set collectible, and hours after, another 1st Edition was reportedly sold for $369,000 according to Goldin Auctions making it the most expensive Pokemon Card ever sold then