DISPLAY YOUR GRADED GALLERY
Grading cases are not one size, so one frame cannot fit them all. We cut a different one for each, and the card fills the opening with no bare window showing. Made to order in Old Town Spring, Texas by the family that runs a card shop.
Shop the frames Our story
Three things, and the first one is the whole product.
The opening is drawn from the outline of your grading case and inset a millimetre on every edge. That matters because the cases are not one size: across the five slab profiles they vary 6.4 mm in width and 8.2 mm in height, and an opening cut for a PSA slab is 6.1 mm too narrow to take an SGC at all. The card fills it. Nothing shows but the card.
No screws, clips, seams or hardware anywhere on the face or the edges. It loads from the back, hangs on one screw, and is a true 5 × 7 so it sits alongside ordinary frames.
Printed to order in Old Town Spring, Texas by the family that runs the card shop this started in. We collect the same cards you do.
Six frames, each cut to one grading case. $49.99 each, pane included.






Not sure which case you have? The grading company's name is printed on the label at the top of the slab. If it isn't one of these, email us at hello@truefitdisplays.com and we'll measure it.

OR STAND IT UP
One base fits every frame in the range, whatever its depth. It rakes the frame back so it reads from across a room, and it's weighted so a knock doesn't put your card on the floor. Which is, after all, how this whole thing started.
$29.99
See the baseHOW IT STARTED
Our family runs a card shop in Old Town Spring, Texas. For years our own slabs lived in a box, or stood on a shelf in little plastic stands where they took up room and got knocked over. That is how one of ours ended up cracked.
So we set out to put them on the wall, and the first thing we learned was that one frame cannot fit every slab. The grading companies do not use a common case, and no amount of foam makes a case fit an opening cut for a different one. Each case needs an opening cut for it exactly — nothing trimmed, nothing shimmed, nothing adapted. Every case its own frame.
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