Poll: Preferences to displaying your cards

[WhenItWasAHobby]

Poll: When cards are encapsulated in third party grading company slabs, does the labeled holder enhance the aesthetics of the card when it's displayed or detract from the appearance of the card?

[Robextend]

Enhances

[Bosox Blair]

I like slabbed cards, but not for any ornamental or aesthetic reason. I like the TPG opinon on the card to take into the mix with my own view.

I also like the protection. But if my card is not slabbed, I'll put it in some other holder. And in my view, a card looks nicer in one of those real thick screw-downs.

So I can't say I want slabs for the look of them. I'm indifferent.

Cheers,
Blair

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Bosox Blair

And in my view, a card looks nicer in one of those real thick screw-downs.



Cheers,
Blair

Back in the day I used to really like the Lin Terry beveled screwdowns, very high quality. I agree that a card displays better on its own, although of course that is just one consideration.

[David W]

How to display low end items. The picture frames are garage sale specials, the bases for the 64 Giants are small blocks of finished oak from my dad's woodshop, with a small cut in the top.

[Section103]

Does "strewn across my desk" count as a display?

[emmygirl]

I like the slabbed look on most of those I put out for display but I also like the look of cards in the acrylic screwdowns. Just started grading some of my favorite cards and will keep them as the main cards in my display/collection. Raw cards I really like go into holders.

[bbcard1]

I make my own decorative frames. They look 1000 x better than those of the grading companies.

[timzcardz]

As a director of of the Free The Cards Foundation, I have committed myself to freeing as many encapsulated cards as possible so tha they may live free!

Enough said.

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by bbcard1

I make my own decorative frames. They look 1000 x better than those of the grading companies.

let's see.