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yugioh card wall display 8 Graded Card Display Case – Heroes on Display

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yugioh card wall display 8 Graded Card Display Case – Heroes on DisplayRegular Retail: $330. 00ON SALE for: $264. 00 (a savings of $66. 00)PLUSFREE SHIPPING (a savings of $30. 00)That is an incredible savings of $96. 00! Holds 8 Graded Cards Custom made with quality wood Lock with keys to keep collection safe Individual wood shelves that match the door The Display Case has an easy opening front door Suede matting throughout the display case, including the top and bottom of the shelves the Graded Cards sit on. Graded

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        • Holds 8 Graded Cards
        • Custom made with quality wood
        • Lock with keys to keep collection safe
        • Individual wood shelves that match the door
        • The Display Case has an easy opening front door
        • Suede matting throughout the display case, including the top and bottom of the shelves the Graded Cards sit on. Graded Cards lean up against the suede background for easy removal
        • The useable space between shelves is 5 1/2"
        • Will fit 3 1/8" x 5 3/8" Graded Player Cards
        • All Display Cases come with a black shadow box frame
        • Conservation "UV" glass which blocks out 99% of the harmful "UV" rays
        • This Display Case is wall hanging. All hardware is included
        • Choice of three wood finishes for the door and shelf: Mahogany, Black and Walnut
        • Choice of ten suede mat colors: Green, Dark Blue, Bright Blue, Black, Dark Red, Bright Red, Purple, Light Gray, Crimson and Orange 
        • We are NOT a factory direct company. We do NOT contract with overseas factories/companies to manufacture our Display Cases. Heroes on Display display cases are handcrafted by Heroes on Display craftsmen in the USA at the time the order is placed using the finest materials available
        • Graded Cards are not included with Display Case
        • Dimensions are: 16.75" wide x 19" tall 

        •  Your Display Case will ship UPS Ground in 3-10 business days after receiving a cleared payment
        • Can not ship to APO/FPO addresses and PO Boxes
        • Continental USA orders only
        • Can not be combined with any other offer
        • Please note that due to individual computer monitor limitations, wood finish and suede mat colors seen on this website may vary slightly

             Proudly handcrafted in the USA

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