The system
Case One
Display case + faceplate
A sealed enclosure for one slab with a swappable faceplate. Sits in a base on the shelf, closes up and travels when you need it to.
$26
A modular system for graded cards
One case.
One case.
Every job you
need it to do.
Display it on a shelf. Swap the faceplate when the mood changes. Seal it shut and put it in a bag. Same case, three jobs — and every part of it is warrantied for life.
Fits standard slabs from
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SGCTAGHGA
The system
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Three parts. Everything else is a swap.
A body, a faceplate and a base. Change one and you've changed what the product is — without buying another one.
01The body holds the slab
A 12.6 mm shell with a 6 mm border. The slab slides in from the top and sits on solid material, edge-only contact, nothing across the card window.
02The faceplate seals and colours it
Snaps down behind the slab, closes the loading slot, and carries nine compliant pads that hold the slab under light spring load so it can't rattle. It's also the part you swap for colour.
03The base decides where it lives
Drop the case into the base and it's a display frame at a 12° lean. Take it out, fit the sealed lid, and it's a travel case. Same case, both times.
The lineup
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Start with the case
Or start with a $7 stand. Everything shares the same slab spec, so a shelf you build today still matches whatever you add next year.
Case One Travel
Sealed for transport
The same case with a solid sealed lid instead of a window — closed on all six sides for shows, mail days and anything that goes in a bag.
$32
Colour
Faceplates
Three-pack, mix or match
The cheap part that changes everything. Swap the faceplate to match a shelf, a team, or the card itself — ten seconds, no tools.
$14
The lifetime warranty
Break it and we replace it.
Read the full terms
Break it and we replace it.
Any part. For life.
If any part of a Slab Stands product cracks, snaps, warps or wears out, we send you a new one free — for as long as you own it. No proportional credit, no one-time-only, no receipt archaeology. A faceplate is a few grams of plastic; your card isn't.
Any partBody, faceplate, lid, base — individually replaceable, individually covered.
No return neededSend a photo. We ship the replacement. Keep the broken one or bin it.
For lifeYours for as long as you own it. Excludes loss and deliberate damage.
Why they hold
Built around the case, not the card
Three decisions that separate a case you trust from a piece of bent acrylic.
Edge-only contact
The pocket grips the outer border of the slab and nothing else. No pressure on the card window, no clips crossing the front, no film between you and the card.
Sprung, not squeezed
Nine pads inside the faceplate deflect 0.15 mm and hold the slab under light load. That kills the rattle and absorbs slab-to-slab thickness variance instead of demanding one exact number.
Every part replaceable
Nothing is glued and nothing is a single moulding. Break a faceplate and you replace a faceplate — which, for life, we do for free.
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Questions
Before you order
What does the lifetime warranty actually cover?
Any part of any Slab Stands product that breaks, cracks, warps or wears out — we replace it free, for as long as you own it. Not a proportion, not a discount, not a one-time replacement. If a faceplate snaps or a base cracks, email us and the replacement ships. Full terms are on the warranty page.
Which slabs do these fit?
Every product is built around the standard graded case from PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC and TAG. Oversized and thick-card holders — BGS thick, PSA oversize, most memorabilia cases — need the wide version; email us and we'll point you to it.
How do the faceplates swap?
Pinch the top cap, pull the faceplate straight up out of the case, drop a different one in until it clicks. About ten seconds and no tools. The slab stays where it is.
Is the travel case actually sealed?
It's closed on all six faces and the lid snaps shut at about 7 N, so it won't come open in a bag. It's dust and knock resistant — we don't claim waterproof, and we'd rather tell you that up front than have you find out.
What's the difference between standard and snug fit?
0.35 mm of clearance versus 0.20 mm across the width. Standard drops in freely and suits most slabs. Snug is for collectors who want zero movement and don't mind a firmer push. Both hold the slab under light spring load front-to-back either way.
What are they made of?
PETG with a matte finish. It's tougher and far less brittle than the PLA most printed stands use, and it doesn't yellow under display lighting the way cheap acrylic can.
How fast do orders ship?
Orders placed before 2pm CT ship the same business day. US delivery is typically 2–5 days. Free over $50, otherwise a flat $5.95.
Do you do bulk or shop orders?
Yes. Card shops, breakers and show vendors get tiered pricing starting at 25 units. Email wholesale@slabstands.com with what you need.
New drops, first
New faceplate colours, wide-channel cases and shop pricing — we email when something actually ships, which is rarely.