Card & Collectibles Cases
Waterproof, crushproof, lockable hard cases for graded card slabs, raw cards, coins, and collectibles — with customizable foam that keeps every slab in its own protected slot.
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A binder protects a card from fingerprints. An Eylar® graded card case protects your collection from everything else: rain on the walk into a show, a trunk full of shifting gear, a dropped bag, a checked-airline conveyor. Every case on this page carries IP67 Waterproof, Dustproof and Shockproof protection, closes on lockable, TSA-approved hasps, and ships with customizable pluck-and-pull foam you can shape around slabs, one-touch holders, deck boxes, or coin capsules. Free US shipping, 30-day returns.
Why Collectors Use a Hard Case
- IP67 waterproof and dustproof — a gasket-sealed shell keeps water, humidity swings, and grime away from raw cards and slab surfaces
- Crushproof protection — a rigid polypropylene body shrugs off drops, stacking, and whatever lands on top of it in transit
- Lockable, TSA-approved hasps — add padlocks for shows, hotel rooms, and checked baggage
- Customizable pluck-and-pull foam — build rows for slabs, cavities for one-touches, or a channel for top-loaders and deck boxes
- Pressure equalization valve — equalizes altitude changes so the case opens easily after a flight
How Many Graded Slabs Fit in Each Case?
The honest answer: it depends on how you cut the foam. The estimates below assume standard PSA-style slabs (about 3.31" x 5.44" x 0.35"), stored in the middle pluck-and-pull layer with foam ribs between rows and roughly half an inch of protective foam wall around the perimeter. Thicker BGS slabs and magnetic one-touch holders take more room, so plan on fewer.
| Case | Internal Dimensions | Approx. Slab Capacity | Layout |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8" Small Case | 7.25" x 4.75" x 3.06" | 6–8 slabs | One flat stack — the grail carrier |
| 11.6" Compact Case | 10.54" x 6.04" x 3.16" | ~12 slabs | Two flat stacks side by side |
| 13.37" Standard Case | 11.81" x 8.87" x 5.18" | ~30 slabs | Two rows of ~15, stored on edge |
| 16" Standard Case | 14.62" x 10.18" x 6" | ~35+ slabs | Rows on edge plus a top-loader channel |
| 20" Large Case | 18.06" x 12.89" x 6.72" | ~70 slabs | Three rows on edge — show inventory |
The Compact Lineup
13.37" Standard Gear Hard Case
The collector favorite: roughly 30 PSA-style slabs on edge in two foam rows, or mix slabs, one-touches, and a deck box. 11.81" x 8.87" x 5.18" inside, IP67, TSA-approved hasps.
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Compact 11.6" Hard Case
Slim enough for a backpack, room for about a dozen slabs in two stacks plus top-loaders. 10.54" x 6.04" x 3.16" inside, three-layer foam, pressure valve.
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8" Small Hard Case
The grail case: 6–8 slabs in a padded stack, sized for a trade night or a submission drop-off. 7.25" x 4.75" x 3.06" inside, IP67, lockable.
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Built for Shows, Trades, and Travel
Card shows are where collections get hurt: crowded aisles, stacked totes, coffee, weather between the parking lot and the table. A hard case rides under a show table without worry, locks shut when you step away, and meets TSA airline-checkable requirements when the show is a flight away. For coins, the same pluck-and-pull foam holds capsules, tubes, and slabbed coins just as securely — cut a snug cavity and nothing rattles.
Card & Collectibles Case FAQs
How many graded cards fit in a case?
As a rule of thumb with PSA-style slabs: 6–8 in the 8" case, about 12 in the 11.6" case, about 30 in the 13.37" case, 35+ in the 16" case, and around 70 in the 20" case. Your foam layout sets the final count — thicker BGS slabs and one-touch holders reduce it.
Are these cases waterproof?
Yes. Every case on this page carries IP67 Waterproof, Dustproof and Shockproof protection with a gasket-sealed lid and an automatic pressure equalization valve.
Can I fly with a case full of slabs?
Yes. The hasps accept padlocks and meet TSA requirements, so the case can be checked or carried on (airline size rules permitting). Store slabs on edge in foam so nothing shifts during handling.
Will one-touch holders and deck boxes fit?
Yes — that is what pluck-and-pull foam is for. Pull foam cubes to create cavities sized to magnetic one-touches, deck boxes, coin capsules, or anything else in your kit.
Want a different size? Browse the full compact hard case collection, or add replacement foam sets to re-cut a fresh layout for a growing collection.