Premium display slab — Made in Québec
A two-piece magnetic acrylic display slab with a laser-engraved metal placard — at the bottom, where museums put them.
Ships from Canada · Label included · Magnetic closure
The inversion
Grading companies put their label on top — because the grade is the product. We're not grading anything. Museums place the placard beneath the piece, so the piece speaks first. Your card on top. The black museum label below — included with every slab. A frame, not a verdict.
Why The Grand Slab
The label
Every slab ships with the black museum label — The Masterpiece — already in place. No sticker, no grade, no extra cost. Just the frame your card deserves.
The closure
Four hidden magnets. Opens in one second, holds like a vault. No screws, no sonic weld, no prying your card hostage.
The glass
Impact-resistant, anti-yellowing optical shell. Your card in full light, edge to edge, from every angle.
The origin
Injection-molded, assembled and shipped from Canada. Built by collectors, for the cards you actually keep.
| The Grand Slab | Graded slab | Standard case | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Display your card | Certify a grade | Store a card |
| Label | Black museum label — included | Paper grade label — top | None |
| Label placement | Bottom, like a museum | Top | — |
| Opens without damage | Magnetic — yes | No (sealed) | Varies |
| You send your card away | Never | Weeks or months | No |
| Cost | $14.99 | $20–$150+ per card | $2–$5 |
| Made in | Québec, Canada | USA (service) | Overseas |
Every dimension chosen for one job: presenting a standard trading card like it belongs in a collection that matters.
The collection
Museum label included with every slab. Free Canadian shipping over $75.
The first 49. Numbered, signed, and never reprinted. The complete collector box with slab, museum label and numbered certificate — for the ones who were here before everyone else.
Ships from Canada · Label included
The first 49. Numbered, signed, and never reprinted. The complete collector box: The Grand Slab, the museum label, and a numbered certificate — for the ones who were here before everyone else.