If you’re super confused at this point because you have no idea what proxies are, let me explain: proxy cards are essentially printed, homemade copies of MTG cards with different art or abilities (sometimes), or a completely custom card that doesn’t exist in Magic like this or this. This has been our disclaimer, thank you for your time. Even printing MTG look-a-like cards just for personal use is skirting the line most printing services will refuse to print these since it’s copyrighted material and illegal to print without permission, so be cautious. For what should be obvious legal reasons, you can’t create MTG cards to sell or distribute since WotC own all rights to the card’s artwork, either though first printing rights or full purchased rights (I think the former is the case). Proxy cards should not be made to be indistinguishable from their MTG card counterparts, and if they are, you’re getting into counterfeit territory and that is a slippery slope. Quick disclaimer: there is a huge difference between proxy cards and counterfeit cards. What about if you just want to print out what’s known as “proxy” cards? Well, we’ve got you covered for that, too! Before we get to that, though, there’s a few things to mention. Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, on the other hand, are smaller than MTG cards at around 60x85mm and use sleeves labelled as “mini” or “small”, so make sure not to pick those up.Īgain, if you’re trying to find out which sleeves you need for your cards, our guide/review is the place to go next. Pokémon cards are the same size as MTG cards, so sleeves for Pokémon cards will work as well and if you already have some you can use them for Magic cards too. If you’re looking at other brands, just follow the sizes mentioned above (standard: 66x91mm or perfect fit: 64x89mm) and you should be good. The last brand to mention is Dragon Shield, which are a tiny bit thinner than other sleeves so they may save you some space and their perfect fit sleeves are sealable which is pretty cool. You can get 10 packs of KMC’s perfect fit sleeves for a very reasonable price off Amazon-plus you get a slight discount if you order more-so these are a good choice if you want the most bang for your buck. If you need a perfect fit sleeve, however, you may want to steer clear of their “Pro-Fit” sleeves as some players have had these bend their cards because they were so tight.
Arguably the most popular deck sleeve that you’ll see are the Ultra Pro brand.
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