- Accepts Etsy gift cards
Introducing a new trading card frame designed to show and display any standard sized trading and entertainment cards while still keeping the card in its protective holder. Use this frame to display your collectible cards from your favorite show or movie. Display your trading cards like Magic the Gathering, Pokémon, Star Wars and others.
Have a trading card that would be a great gift for someone who may not collect cards? Toploader Frame provides a way to give a perfect gift that matches the interests and passions of friends and family.
Here are just a few of the frames features:
Easy to Switch: Want to display a different trading card for the start of a new season? Just remove the backside cover and switch out the card without ever having to take them out of their protective holders.
Ease of Display: Cards can be displayed both vertically and horizontally. The hinge stand allows for desktop display similar to any picture frame. Slots on the back allow for the frame to easily be hung on the wall
Card Security: Cards remain in their protective topload holder without having to remove or handle the card in order to place it in the frame.
Card Thickness: Backside springs on the frame allow for cards in a standard thickness toploader to be secure as well as thicker cards up to 138pt thickness.
Visibility: With many cards, the backside can be just as interesting and worth displaying as the front of the card. Toploader Frame is designed to fully display both sides of the card.
Frames will include 1 standard thickness toploader. Cards are not included
Dec 11, 2024
Bought several already. Can't go wrong!
Bret Keating
Nov 15, 2024
Not really what I was expecting, but that’s more my fault for not understanding what kind of frame it was. But managed to make it work.
Zachary McCants
Nov 9, 2024
Great like always. Highly suggest!
Bret Keating
Nov 7, 2024
Great little frames for my cards. Easy open back if I want to play with them.
Gary McKnight
Oct 26, 2024
Thanks so much! Great way to display a meaningful card.
Jay Jacobson