OUR STORY
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.
That discovery turned out to be the product.
Every frame we make is cut for one grading case and nothing else. A Beckett case is 2.9 mm wider than a PSA case and 4.9 mm shorter — they differ in opposite directions, so there is no single opening that is close for both. A frame sold to fit every slab has to cut its opening for the largest case and pack out everything else, and packing out is the part we were not willing to do. Ours are separate frames because the cases are separate sizes.
They're printed to order in Old Town Spring, Texas, a few at a time, by us. Not a factory, not a drop-shipper, not a warehouse. If something isn't right with yours, you'll be talking to the people who made it.
We're a family-owned card shop, which means we handle slabs every day and we own plenty of our own. That's not marketing — it's the reason the measurements are right. Every case in the range was measured with calipers off real slabs from our own inventory, not taken from a published spec sheet.
Two of those published specs turned out to be wrong, one of them by enough to matter. We found that out the slow way, and you get the benefit.
TRUEFIT™