| Lid | magnetic lid |
|---|---|
| Sheet | UV-protective sheet |
| Box format | ETB format |
| Intended contents | TCG cards contents |
Definition
A card display case is a small exhibit unit that turns owned cards into a shop window: a sealed box stands inside as one framed piece, and a magnetic lid survives the opening cycles that would wreck a cardboard sleeve.
Trading-card collecting trades showing against wearing. The AC-MC1 keeps a sealed box on the desk with its looks intact, in a sheet specified against UV for window-side shelving.
Why a magnetic lid survives high traffic
A friction lid lifts the whole case on every visit and loosens at the rim after dozens. A magnetic lid floats off quietly by itself, so the fit lasts through high-traffic display, and with no hinges or screws there is nothing cluttering the viewing face.
What the UV sheet actually buys
Card fading accumulates from window light and shop lighting together. A UV-blocking sheet widens where a case may stand — including under showcase lighting — while it stays honest that no sheet stops fading, only slows it.
Which of the two internal sizes (5 + 8 mm) do I need?
Sleeves and top-loaders change the real thickness; tell us the card and sleeve combination you use and we will say which of the two fits.