MY VINTAGE MTG COLLECTION - BLACK CARDS

Let's take a look at how I organize my vintage Magic the Gathering Collection. Today we'll look at the Black Cards.
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[@atunga5]

I like your collection and that you do you .. the dark first! that is a statement

[@highlandccg]

LOL yes, I am not entirely sure why I did it that way, but it makes sense to me.
Thanks for checking out the video! I hope you have a great day!

[@lechasseurdemothman]

Beautiful binder....!

[@highlandccg]

Thank you very much! I appreciate you checking out the video.
I hope you have a great rest of your day!

[@jcbeck84]

I always start these videos completely baffled by the organization method. By the end of the video it makes more sense, but how did you arrive at that set order? The only part that makes sense to me is if there's room then fallen empires goes at the back. ha...

[@highlandccg]

Yeah...lol I'm not entirely sure myself. I did think about it a little bit from your comment, and technically, it's reverse chronological order if you just lump all the core sets together as 'core set'. Flipping through, I think there is a build up, as it gets more exciting as I move from The Dark to Arabian Nights, and from Revised to Beta. So maybe I did that unconsciously.

[@squashmeee]

Why 3 of each?

[@highlandccg]

Thanks for checking out the video!
I have separate binders of complete sets, so one of each card is in those, and the remaining three go in the color-coded binders.