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The 'mini' photocard lie you need to know #kpop #kpopphotocard #collecting

27 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this short instructional video, Kasey explains that the term "mini" on K‑pop photocards does not guarantee a smaller size. She contrasts the standard album photocard dimensions (55 × 85 mm) with the larger "mini" photocards often found in concert merchandise, which can be 70 × 100 mm or other sizes. Kasey emphasizes that "mini" is a product label rather than a universal size standard, meaning collectors must verify actual dimensions before purchase. She also advises on appropriate storage solutions—different sleeves, pockets, and binder pages—to protect photocards of varying sizes, and directs viewers to kpopphotocard.com for further collecting tips.

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Mini does not always mean smaller. This product name can fool collectors. I'm Kasey. Let's compare album cards and mini photocards. Mini album photocards use the familiar 55 by 85 millimeter format. Some BTS mini photocards measure 70 by 100 millimeters, larger than album cards. Album photocards are inclusions. Mini photocards are often separate concert merchandise. Mini is a product label, not one universal size standard. Different sizes need different sleeves, pockets, and binder pages to prevent damage. Before buying, check official dimensions and choose storage that actually fits. Check kpopphotocard.com for more smart collecting tips. Subscribe for more!