Ways to display graded cards

[Tanman7baseball]

Does anybody care about the UV rays hitting the cards? My autographed photos that are worth more than $300 I put in museum quality glass that reflects the uv rays. I'm too scard to display my cards in the light/sun....

All in all, absolutely amazing displays with some sweet cards

[Bestdj777]

Originally Posted by Tanman7baseball

Does anybody care about the UV rays hitting the cards? My autographed photos that are worth more than $300 I put in museum quality glass that reflects the uv rays. I'm too scard to display my cards in the light/sun....

All in all, absolutely amazing displays with some sweet cards

That is my major concern. I used to have several of my better cards displayed on my bookshelf. I noticed way too much light coming in, so now all I keep is one or two out of the sunlight.

[Cardboard Junkie]

I don't display my collection.....all locked away in vaults. I take them out to study and admire, then right back in. Dave.

[oldcardboard]

I get my supplies from mattsbaseball.com

I have tens of thousands in autographs, and have had them in my sports room for 17+ years. NO fading at all on anything. Windows are blacked out, no sunlight. The custom cases I use are non UV as they would have been twice the cost, Ive had no problems.

Edit= I use both the tripod and 2 piece acrylic card displays. The 2 piece stands work much better than the tripod IMO. The tripods tend to tip over when a bigger slab is used. The 2 piece wont, and you can use 2-2 piece for exhibits and bigger items.