Graded Card Display Cases
Built to the exact slab dimensions — PSA, BGS, SGC, CGC. Not off-the-shelf.
A graded card display case is a clear acrylic holder built to the exact dimensions of a professionally graded trading card slab — PSA, BGS, SGC, or CGC — so the encapsulated card sits snug, fully visible, and protected from dust, handling, and UV light. Wetop Acrylic manufactures these custom slab cases — also called a graded card case, PSA slab case, PSA display case, or PSA slab display case — in single-slab desktop stands, 2- to 9-slot multi-slab displays, wall-mount slab racks, and lockable counter cases. UV-filtering acrylic, felt-lined bases, magnetic, lift-off, or sliding covers, and laser-engraved or UV-printed branding. MOQ 50 pieces.
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Find Your Graded Card Case Format
A graded card display case comes in six core formats: a single-slab desktop stand for one slab, 2- to 4-slot holders for a small set, 6- and 9-slot multi-slab blocks at a uniform angle, wall-mount slab racks for a gallery wall, lockable counter cases for high-value singles on an open counter, and mixed-profile blocks that hold more than one slab profile side by side. Every format is cut to your slab profile — PSA, BGS, SGC, or CGC — with UV-filtering acrylic available on all of them.
Single-Slab Desktop Stand
Angled base that grips one PSA, BGS, SGC, or CGC slab upright — for shop counters, desks, and listing photos
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2-Slot & 4-Slot Holders
Compact multi-slot blocks for small graded card sets — registry runs, player lots, parallel sets
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6-Slot & 9-Slot Multi-Slab Display
Grid blocks that line up several slabs at a uniform viewing angle — popular for retail counters and show booths
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Wall-Mount Slab Rack / Gallery Wall
Vertical-slot panels holding a row of graded slabs on the wall — concealed standoffs, individual slots for easy swapping
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Lockable Graded-Card Case
Enclosed slab case with a flush cam or barrel lock — for high-value graded singles on an open counter
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Mixed-Profile Multi-Slot Block
One block, slots sized to more than one slab profile side by side — a thin PSA slot next to a wider Beckett slot
See details ›Sealed product — booster boxes, ETBs, or UPC boxes? See our trading card display cases. Funko Pops, figurines, or TCG accessories next to your graded cards? See our collectible display cases.
What Is a Graded Card Display Case?
A graded card display case is a clear acrylic enclosure cut to the exact dimensions of a professionally graded trading card slab — the rigid plastic holder PSA, BGS, SGC, or CGC seal a card inside. The case holds the slab snug enough that it can't rattle or fall, keeps the graded card and its registration label fully visible, and shields the card from dust, fingerprints, and ultraviolet light. Unlike a generic "fits most" holder, a custom case is sized to one slab profile, because slab thicknesses differ by 2mm or more between grading services.
Graded cards are the highest-value items most card businesses handle — a PSA 10 vintage Charizard or a BGS 9.5 rookie auto can carry four or five figures of value. That value rides on the grade, and the grade rides on condition. Pigment fade, foil dulling, and a yellowed registration label all start at the surface, and they're driven by light exposure that a standard clear case does nothing to stop. A purpose-built case earns its place by pairing a precision-cut slab slot with UV-filtering acrylic — so it protects the grade, not just the slab.
We build to whatever holder you display. Send us the slab profile — PSA, BGS, SGC, CGC — or mail us one slab and we measure it directly. The slot is cut so the slab inserts easily but doesn't shift, verified against a sample before any bulk production runs. The same precision applies whether you order 50 cases or 5,000.
Popular with: graded-card retailers · card shops · TCG distributors · breaking & ripping channels · auction houses · accessory brands
MOQ: 50 pieces per design · Sample: 3–5 days
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PSA vs BGS vs SGC vs CGC — Slab Dimensions Reference
A graded card display case has to be cut for a specific slab profile, because the four major grading services seal cards in holders of different thickness and footprint. PSA, SGC, and CGC slabs are roughly 3.0–3.2mm thick; BGS (Beckett) slabs are about 5.3mm — a ~2mm gap that's the difference between a slab sliding in cleanly and not fitting at all. The table below is our working reference; we confirm exact slot sizing against your actual slab during sample production.
Dimensions are approximate, widely-published industry figures for current slab generations as of 2026. Slab sizes shift with redesigns and oversized-card variants — send us one slab and we measure it directly before cutting.
| Grading Service | Slab Thickness | Approx. Outer Size | Case Slot (with ~1mm clearance) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PSA | ~3.0mm | ~84 × 137mm (3.3 × 5.4 in) | ~4mm wide × +1mm L/W | Most common graded slab |
| BGS / Beckett | ~5.3mm | ~91 × 151mm (3.6 × 5.9 in) | ~6.3mm wide × +1mm L/W | Thickest and largest major slab |
| SGC | ~3.2mm | ~84 × 137mm (3.3 × 5.4 in) | ~4.2mm wide × +1mm L/W | Tuxedo-black label; close to PSA |
| CGC | ~3.0mm | ~84 × 137mm (3.3 × 5.4 in) | ~4mm wide × +1mm L/W | Similar footprint to PSA |
Approximate values for standard-size slabs. Half-slab, oversized, and tall-card holders vary. Confirmed during sample production before bulk.
Why One Case Can't Universally Fit All Slabs
A slot cut to grip a 3.0mm PSA slab is roughly 4mm wide. Push a 5.3mm BGS slab into it and it won't seat — the holder is too thick for the channel. Cut the slot wide enough for BGS, and a PSA slab inside it has 2mm of play: it tips, rattles in transit, and photographs crooked. That's why we don't ship a "fits everything" case. If you display more than one slab profile, we cut profile-specific slots side by side in the same multi-slot block, run separate single-profile designs on one purchase order, or — when the spread is small — use a stepped or adjustable-width channel. The diagram below shows the fit difference at the slot.
Material, UV Protection & Finishing
A graded card display case is built from cast acrylic — UV-filtering or standard clear — in 3mm for single and small multi-slot holders and 5–8mm for larger multi-slab displays, angled stands under load, and wall-mount racks. Edges are diamond- or flame-polished to a glass-clear finish, bases can be felt- or velvet-lined, and the cover can be magnetic, lift-off, or sliding. The right combination depends on the slab value, the display environment, and how often the slab is handled.
UV-Filtering vs Standard Clear
Standard clear acrylic transmits roughly 55% of UV through it; our UV-filtering acrylic blocks 92%+ while staying optically clear. UV is what fades card pigment, dulls foil, and yellows the registration label — the damage is gradual and irreversible. For graded cards near windows or under bright store lighting, UV-filtering acrylic is the upgrade that protects resale value. It adds about 15–25% to material cost — a fraction of what a downgraded card costs you.
Thickness Guidance
3mm acrylic is fine for single-slab stands and 2- to 4-slot holders — stable, clear, cost-efficient at volume. Step up to 5–8mm for 6- and 9-slot multi-slab blocks, angled desktop stands carrying several slabs, lockable enclosures, and wall-mount racks, where panel rigidity and slot stiffness matter. We confirm the right gauge during sample approval against your slot count and slab profile.
Edge Finishing
Cut edges are diamond-polished (machined optically flat — the premium standard for display) or flame-polished (heat-glossed — a clean, cost-effective finish). Either way the edge reads as glass, not as a frosted saw cut, with a crisp chamfer that catches the light. For enclosed and lockable cases we offer 45° mitered corners that hide the joint line entirely.
Felt-Lined Bases & Covers
The recess a slab sits in can be lined with dark navy or charcoal felt or velvet — it cushions the holder, kills any micro-rattle, and frames the card against a matte backdrop that makes it pop. Covers come three ways: magnetic (flush N52 magnets, no visible hardware), lift-off (simplest, sits in a shallow alignment groove), or sliding (a panel running in a milled side track, dust-tight when closed).
Branding
Laser engraving cuts a permanent frosted-white mark into the acrylic — clean for a shop name, registry set title, or sponsor logo. UV printing puts full-color logos on a panel or the base for retail-branded runs. Both are done in the same order and shipment as the cases. Custom printed retail boxes and branded inserts are available for buyers reselling graded cards inside the case.
MOQ: 50 pieces per design · Sample: 3–5 days
For full material options and finishing details across all our cases, see the Acrylic Display Cases hub page.
Slab Case Formats — In Detail
The six graded card display case formats map to how the slabs get displayed: one slab on a desk or counter (single stand), a small set lined up (2- and 4-slot), a card slab display wall (6- and 9-slot multi-slab blocks and wall-mount racks), high-value singles that need to lock (lockable case), and a mixed graded collection that needs more than one slot width in one piece (mixed-profile block). All are cut to your slab profile; all can be UV-filtering; all can be branded.
Single-Slab Desktop Stand
An angled channel base that grips one slab upright with a slight backward lean — the classic PSA graded card display for a shop counter, a desk, or shooting clean listing photos. 3mm acrylic is standard. Magnetic lid optional.
2-Slot & 4-Slot Holders
Compact blocks for small graded card sets — a registry run, a player lot, a parallel set. Each slot precision-cut so the slabs sit level and don't shift. Felt-lined recess optional.
6-Slot & 9-Slot Multi-Slab Display
Grid blocks that line up six or nine slabs at a uniform viewing angle — a retail-counter or show-booth workhorse. 5–8mm acrylic so the slots stay stiff under the weight of several slabs.
Wall-Mount Slab Rack / Gallery Wall
Vertical-slot panels that turn wall space into a graded card gallery — concealed standoff or keyhole mounting, individual slots so a slab can be swapped without unmounting the panel. UV-filtering recommended.
Lockable Graded-Card Case
An enclosed acrylic case with an internal angled tier for several slabs and a flush cam or barrel lock — for high-value graded singles on an open counter where the case has to deter a grab.
Mixed-Profile Multi-Slot Block
One block, slots sized to more than one slab profile side by side — a thin PSA slot next to a wider Beckett slot, say — so a mixed graded collection displays in a single piece without forcing every holder into the wrong channel.
Need cases for sealed booster boxes, ETBs, or UPC boxes too? See our trading card display cases — we quote graded-slab and sealed-product formats together on one order.
Who Buys These Cases From Us
Wetop manufactures graded card display cases for B2B buyers — graded-card retailers and card shops selling cases alongside slabs, TCG distributors, breaking and ripping channels, auction houses presenting consignment lots, and accessory brands putting their own logo on the case. MOQ is 50 pieces per design. Branded engraving, UV-printed logos, and custom retail packaging are available on any format.
Graded-Card Retailers & Card Shops
Sell display stands and multi-slab cases alongside the slabs they stock, and use them to merchandise the case at the counter. Volume runs 200–5,000 units. UV-filtering, felt base, and laser-engraved shop branding are standard requests.
TCG Distributors
Stock these cases as a line item next to sealed product. Multi-profile and mixed-format runs (PSA, BGS, CGC) on a single purchase order, often paired with booster box and ETB cases in the same shipment.
Breaking & Ripping Channels
Ship pulled graded cards to buyers inside a branded acrylic case — the case becomes part of the unboxing. Lockable counter cases for the studio display wall; custom retail boxes for the shipped product.
Auction Houses & Show Exhibitors
Present consignment lots and feature cards in a clean, swappable display — wall-mount slab galleries and 6- to 9-slot blocks that set up fast at a card show booth and read well in catalog photography.
Accessory & Protection Brands
Order them under their own brand — their logo, their packaging, their slot spec — to round out a card-protection product line. We build to the brand's drawings; the brand owns the design.
Not the Right Fit If…
You want one case for one personal slab — our MOQ is 50 pieces, a B2B minimum. A community organizing a 50+ group buy of identical cases, though, is something we can quote.
MOQ: 50 pieces per design · Sample: 3–5 days
Send Us Your IdeaGraded Card Slab Cases We've Built
Representative slab case projects — formats, specs, and lead times from our Shenzhen factory.
PSA Slab Display Stands (6-slot)
500 units · 5mm clear acrylic · Angled individual slots · Felt-lined base · Diamond polished
BGS Slab Single Stands — Branded
1,000 units · 3mm acrylic · Wide-slot channel for thick Beckett slabs · Laser-engraved shop logo
Wall-Mount Slab Gallery (9-slot)
300 units · 5mm UV-filtering acrylic · Vertical slots · Concealed standoff mounts · Mixed PSA/CGC profiles
Lockable Graded-Card Counter Case
200 units · 5mm acrylic · Cam lock · Internal angled tier for 4 slabs · Custom retail boxes
We sent Wetop one PSA slab and one Beckett slab and asked for a stand that fits both side by side. The sample fit cleanly the first time, and three reorders later the slot tolerance hasn't drifted a hair.
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Send Us Your IdeaWhat Affects the Price?
Graded card display case pricing depends on five factors: slot count and case format, acrylic thickness, UV-filtering acrylic, finishing and branding, and order quantity. A 3mm clear single-slab stand costs a fraction of a 5mm UV-filtering 9-slot wall-mount rack with felt-lined slots, mitered corners, and a laser-engraved logo. We quote the variables, never a flat price — and we present the cost breakdown so you can choose what to spec up.
Slot Count & Format
A single-slab stand is the entry point. Multi-slot blocks, wall-mount racks, and lockable enclosures use more material and more machining — the more slots and the more complex the case, the higher the unit cost.
Acrylic Thickness
3mm is the budget gauge for single and small multi-slot holders. 5–8mm is standard for large multi-slab displays, angled stands, and wall racks that carry load — heavier material, higher cost.
UV-Filtering Acrylic
Adds about 15–25% over standard clear, and blocks 92%+ of UV. For graded singles worth four figures, the UV premium is a rounding error against the value at risk. Available on any format.
Finishing & Branding
Felt-lined slots, 45° mitered corners, magnetic lids, locks, laser engraving, UV-printed logos, and custom retail boxes each add per-unit cost — and each adds resale or merchandising value.
Order Quantity
Unit cost drops significantly above 200 pieces. Most slab case buyers order 200–5,000 units per design — the band where per-unit setup and tooling cost spreads thin.
For general display case pricing factors, see the Acrylic Cases hub page. For a decision framework on graded-card display options, see our trading card display case buying guide.
How to Order
From your first message to delivered slab cases — 3 steps.
Send Your Slab Spec
Tell us the slab profile (PSA, BGS, SGC, CGC), slot count and format, quantity, and preferences — UV-filtering acrylic, felt base, lid type, branding. Or mail us one slab and we measure it directly. A photo of the slab is the fastest way to start.
We respond within 24 hoursApprove a Sample
We cut a production sample and test the fit against the actual slab. What you approve is what we produce — same acrylic, same slot tolerance, same finish. Sample cost is credited to your first order.
Sample ready in 3–5 daysReceive Your Order
Every case passes 100% inspection against your approved sample. Retail packaging (if ordered) ships with the cases. FOB Shenzhen; CIF and DDP available.
Production in 15–20 daysFrequently Asked Questions
Can one graded card display case fit both PSA and BGS slabs?
Not the same case. PSA slabs are roughly 3.0mm thick; BGS (Beckett) slabs run about 5.3mm — that ~2mm gap means a slot cut for PSA grips a BGS slab too tightly to insert, and a slot cut for BGS leaves a PSA slab rattling. We build each case for one slab profile (PSA, BGS, SGC, or CGC), confirmed against a sample before bulk. If you need a mixed display, we cut adjustable-width slots or a multi-profile run on one purchase order.
Do these cases protect slabs from sunlight and store lighting?
Only if you order UV-filtering acrylic — standard clear acrylic transmits roughly 55% of UV through. Our UV-filtering acrylic blocks 92%+ of ultraviolet light while staying optically clear, which protects card pigment, foil, and registration-label color from fading. For graded cards displayed near windows or under bright retail lighting, UV-filtering acrylic is the upgrade that protects the grade, not just the slab. It adds about 15–25% to material cost.
What's the minimum order for custom slab display cases?
Our MOQ is 50 pieces per design. That's a B2B minimum — we work with graded-card retailers, card shops, TCG distributors, breaking and ripping channels, auction houses, and brands putting their logo on the case. Orders typically run 50–5,000 units per design. Mixed designs across one purchase order are fine, but each unique slot configuration or slab profile must hit 50 pieces.
What acrylic thickness do you recommend for a PSA slab case?
For single-slab and small multi-slot holders, 3mm acrylic is plenty — it's stable, clear, and keeps the cost down on high-volume runs. For 6-slot and 9-slot multi-slab displays, angled desktop stands carrying several slabs, and wall-mount racks under load, we recommend 5–8mm so the panels stay rigid and the slots don't flex. We confirm the right thickness during sample approval against your slab profile and slot count.
Can you match my slab if I send one in, and can you brand the case?
Yes to both. Send us one slab — PSA, BGS, SGC, CGC, or any other holder — and we measure it directly, cut a sample slot, and test the fit before production. For branding, we laser-engrave logos and shop names into the acrylic for a clean frosted-white mark, or UV-print full-color logos on a panel or base. Custom printed retail packaging is also available, produced alongside the cases in the same order and shipment.
Can you do a mixed run with my booster box and ETB cases?
Yes. Many buyers order graded slab cases alongside sealed-product cases — booster box cases, ETB cases, UPC cases — on one purchase order, one production run, one shipment. The slab cases are built here; the booster box, ETB, and UPC formats are on our trading card display cases page. Tell us the slab profiles and the sealed formats you need, and we quote the whole set together. MOQ is 50 pieces per format.
Have a Graded Card Case Design? Let's Quote It.
Send us the slab profile (PSA, BGS, SGC, CGC), slot count, quantity, and preferences — UV-filtering acrylic, felt base, lid type, branding. Or mail us one slab and we measure it directly. We respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote. No commitment required. Sample before you commit to production.