You’re not meant to have an entire deck of player slabs. They are meant for the game permanents that don’t change out like a Commander (MTG), Sorcerer (Sorcery), or Hero/Equipment (Flesh & Blood).
Thoughts?
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I don’t get how this is any better than a one touch, toploader or frankly any other grading company slabs.
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Do they grade VSTAR card markers?
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Looks like they have a QR code.
Already leaps and bounds ahead of the BGS tech team
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can i just get a bulk order of the cases without the grading service. thanks.
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I see no point. As someone who plays MTG - if someone brought their commander in one of these, it would just feel like a weird and unnecessary flex. They’d likely become the immediate target too. I like the cases - they remind me of some of the Japanese clear cases I’ve gotten in orders before (not sure where they come from). But the label and grade just feels unnecessary.
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Lame as hell, trying to fill a niche that doesn’t exist, ‘it’ll succeed because of who I am’ energy.
I can kind of see the use for these. In FaB a lot of players have some cards on their decks in plastic cases because they are $200+. So I could see someone in the market for one, but wanting to make sure it’s authenticated. Though I guess that depends on how common fakes are for those cards.
But outside of authentication, the grade combined with it being used in a deck seems a bit odd.
There are plenty of people who play with slabs already oddly enough. So it caters to those people.
Edit: So apparently there are prize/trophy cards people like to play with, but would also are the kinds of cards people want to grade. So that would also serve that purpose.
It’s a vast improvement to be able to display the face of the card without seeing a tacky grading label.
Remind me of an invention: A pair of chopstick equipped with a fan that blows the noodles as you eat them.
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I don’t know how to respond to this other than…this sounds like something that I would’ve appreciated in college
I actually like the idea, and I think it’s nice to have the option available to have a card graded with the information placed on the backside instead. The problem for me is that while I like the idea, I still don’t have a desire to grade with anyone other than PSA now that things have returned to normal. I just wonder if PSA down the line decides to copy the idea, how much more would this presentation catch on?