Display Your Card Collection
Graded Card Displays & Trading Card Frames
Custom card display frames for baseball cards, Pokemon cards, trading cards, and graded slabs from PSA, BGS (Beckett), CGC, and SGC. Pick your card format and the shadow box depth, mat opening, and backing are precision-cut to fit. Raw cards drop into a Top Loader format; graded slabs sit flush in a sized mat opening with archival backing behind and framer's grade acrylic in front. Display a single rookie card or build a 12-card grid for a team set, Pokemon collection, or PSA registry display.
Design Your Card Frame
Single card or a multi-card grid. Pick your grading agency and set your layout in the designer.
Graded Card Displays for PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, and Raw Trading Cards
Every frame is built with real materials. No cheap shortcuts.
Made to order in the USA. Your slab or Top Loader drops into a sized opening with no adhesive on the card.
Layer 1. Solid Wood Moulding
Real solid wood frame. Not pressed board or plastic. Built to protect what matters.
Layer 2. Framer's Grade Acrylic
Real framer's grade acrylic across the front. Shields the card face from dust and handling.
Layer 3. Precision-Cut Beveled Mat
Custom frame shop quality mat board with a clean bevel cut, sized to PSA, BGS, CGC, or SGC slab dimensions, or to a 2.5 by 3.5 inch Top Loader for raw cards.
Layer 4. Slab or Top Loader Holder
The slab or Top Loader seats behind the mat opening so the card is held from the front with no tape, no adhesive, and no pressure on the case.
Layer 5. Foam Core Backing
Archival backing seals the frame so the slab stays flat, sealed, and easy to remove if you ever want to swap or upgrade the card.
Cards NOT INCLUDED. Frames are custom cut to fit PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC slabs and standard Top Loader raw cards.
Graded Card Frames in Real Homes
See how collectors display their PSA, BGS, and CGC graded cards.
Card Frame Size Guide by Grading Agency
Graded card frame size depends on the grading company. Measure your slab or pick the agency in the designer above and the mat opening and shadow box depth are cut to fit. The same frame body handles every slab and Top Loader. Only the opening changes.
- • PSA slab: 2.875" × 4.125"
- • BGS (Beckett) slab: 3.25" × 4.625"
- • CGC slab: 3.25" × 4.625"
- • SGC slab: 3.25" × 4.625"
- • Raw card (Top Loader): 2.5" × 3.5"
Mixed-agency collections look best in separate frames because slab dimensions differ between companies.
Single Card Display or Multi-Card Wall Display
Display a single rookie or chase card on its own, or build a multi-card layout in one frame. The designer supports up to 12 openings in a single shadow box, sized to the agency you pick.
- • Single-card display for rookies and chase cards
- • 3-card horizontal for set rotations
- • 4 and 6-card grids for team sets
- • 8 to 12-card displays for Pokemon collections and PSA registry sets
- • Brass nameplate engraving available
Archival Protection for Graded Slabs and Raw Cards
Every card frame uses shadow box depth so the slab never touches the acrylic. The mat opening holds the slab from the front, archival backing sits behind, and framer's grade acrylic runs across the face. The same build works as a sports card wall display, a PSA display case on a shelf, or a graded slab presentation piece for any collection.
Brass Nameplate
Add a brushed brass plaque below the cards with up to three lines of engraved text. Player name, card year, set name, or any custom message. The standard finish for awards, gifts, and Hall of Fame style displays.
Card Frame FAQ
What size frame do I need for a graded card?
Graded card frame size depends on the grading company. PSA slabs are 2.875 by 4.125 inches, SGC, CGC, and BGS (Beckett) slabs are 3.25 by 4.625 inches, and pack-fresh PSA slabs run slightly thicker. Pick the agency in the designer and the mat opening and shadow box depth are cut to fit. Raw trading cards, baseball cards, and Pokemon cards use a Top Loader format with a 2.5 by 3.5 inch opening.
Do you make frames for Pokemon cards and baseball cards?
Yes. The same designer builds Pokemon card frames, baseball card frames, basketball card frames, and any other trading or sports card display. Pick the Top Loader format for a raw card, or PSA, SGC, CGC, or BGS if your card is graded. Single-card displays are popular for rookies and chase cards, multi-card layouts (up to 12 in one frame) for team sets and Pokemon binders.
What's the difference between a card frame and a card display case?
Same construction, different language. Every graded card frame we build is a true display case: shadow box depth so the slab never touches the acrylic, a precision-cut mat opening that holds the slab from the front, archival backing behind, and framer's grade acrylic across the front. The result works as a sports card wall display, a PSA display case on a shelf, or a graded slab presentation piece for any collection.
Will the frame hold PSA, BGS, CGC, or SGC graded slabs?
Yes. Pick your grading agency in the designer and the mat opening is cut to that slab size, with shadow box depth that accommodates the full thickness of the case without pressure on it. PSA, SGC, CGC, and BGS (Beckett) are all supported. Mixed-agency collections look best in separate frames because slab dimensions differ between companies.
How many cards can I display in one frame?
From a single graded card up to a 12-card grid in one shadow box. Popular layouts are single-card (rookie or chase cards), 3-card horizontal (set rotations), 4 and 6-card grids (team sets), and 8 to 12-card displays for Pokemon collections or PSA registry sets. The designer shows you the finished outside dimensions before you order.
Can I add a brass nameplate?
Yes. The brass nameplate option mounts a brushed brass plaque below the cards with up to three lines of engraved text. You can add the player name, card year, set name, or any custom message. It's the standard finish for awards, gifts, and Hall of Fame style displays.
What size is a trading card display case for a standard card?
A trading card display case for a single raw card uses a 2.5 by 3.5 inch mat opening (Top Loader format). The shadow box is at least 1/2 inch deep. A 3-card horizontal trading card display case is about 12 by 8 inches. A 9-card grid sports card display case is about 16 by 16 inches with 2-inch outer borders.
What is the difference between a baseball card frame and a graded card display?
A baseball card frame fits the raw 2.5 by 3.5 inch card in a Top Loader. A graded card display has a deeper mat opening for the slab dimensions of PSA, BGS, CGC, or SGC. Both use the same shadow box, archival backing, and thick clear acrylic. Pick your card format in the designer and the opening is cut to fit.
Ready to Frame Your Cards?
Open the card frame designer, pick your grading agency and layout, and see your exact display before you order.
Design Your Card Frame