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prop up cards in display case Phantom Display x Slabmags Acrylic Display Cases

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prop up cards in display case Phantom Display x Slabmags Acrylic Display CasesDisplay Your Slab and Slabmag Together The Phantom x Slabmags case houses your graded slab and Slabmag protective case together in a single crystal acrylic enclosure. Engineered for collectors who want both layers of protection without sacrificing display quality, this case delivers museum grade presentation for your most prized cards. Key Features 10mm Crystal Acrylic Per Side: Museum level transparency and clarity with industry leading resistance

Display Your Slab and Slabmag Together

The Phantom x Slabmags case houses your graded slab and Slabmag protective case together in a single crystal acrylic enclosure. Engineered for collectors who want both layers of protection without sacrificing display quality, this case delivers museum-grade presentation for your most prized cards.

Key Features

  • 10mm Crystal Acrylic Per Side: Museum-level transparency and clarity with industry-leading resistance against yellowing. Each panel is precision-cut from 100% pure crystal acrylic, providing a sturdy, premium feel that sets your collection apart.
  • Superior UV Resistance: Protects holos, chrome finishes, and vintage ink from long-term sun exposure and color fading. Your cards stay vibrant for years, shielded from the UV damage that degrades unprotected slabs over time.
  • Neodymium Magnetic Closure: Industrial-grade magnets create a clean, seamless enclosure that opens and closes in seconds. No tools, no hassle. Just precision-engineered convenience every time you swap a card.
  • Precision Fit for Slabmag Holders: Specifically engineered to house your graded slab with a Slabmag attached. The interior dimensions accommodate both layers without rattling or excess space, keeping your card locked in place.
  • Free-Standing Display: Stands upright on its own to showcase your graded cards like the art they are. Place it on a shelf, desk, or inside a display cabinet.
  • Handcrafted Quality: Each case is handmade with attention to detail, delivering the best fit and finish in the industry. No two cases are mass-produced on an assembly line.

Compatibility

  • Grading Companies: PSA, CGC, BGS
  • Edge Styles: Rounded (classic smooth edges), Prism (faceted diamond-cut edges)
  • Configurations: Single, Triple

Complete Your Setup

Looking for magnetic wall or desk mounting? The Magneto (Slabmags) adds a patent-pending embedded iron core for tool-free mounting to walls, stands, and MagSafe-compatible accessories. For impact protection on the go, pair your slab with a GradedGuard protective case before placing it in a display case.

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