Semi Rigid Card Shield
Submission-Ready Security.
- Preferred holder for PSA, CGC & BGS submissions
- Flexes to absorb shipping shocks, springs back flat
- Deep pocket prevents shifting, no tape needed
- Lightweight to keep postage costs low
- Works flawlessly with Pull-Tab and Base Sleeves
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Semi Rigid Card Shield
Submission-Ready Security
The Details of Semi Rigid Card Shield
Grading companies recommend semi-rigid holders for one reason: they protect during transit without trapping air or adding weight. Our Semi Rigid Card Shield refines the format with lab-grade PET that flexes just enough to absorb shocks and then rebounds to true flatness. The deep-throat design prevents card shift, while a precision crimped mouth holds sleeves in place—no tape required. Frost-edged walls reduce glare for easier verification by graders yet remain crystal-clear for display. Sized for seamless compatibility with Pull Tab or Base Sleeves, for a stress-free journey to PSA, BGS or CGC. When you’re mailing a potential 10, trust the shield engineered for the job.
Product specifications
Dimensions sleeve
Film
Sealing
Tested
Contents ean
Product Safety and Information
Always: Keep away from Children!
Manufacturer:
Grade Saver Pro Pte LtD
3791 JALAN BUKIT MERAH, #04-08, E-CENTRE
159471 REDHILL, SINGAPORE
Mail: info@saverpro.com
Responsible Person:
Gamehub GmbH
Industriestr. 4
66981 Münchweiler, Germany
Mail: info@game-hub.com
Website: www.game-hub.com
FAQs
Is this a “card saver”?
Same format — “semi rigid” is the generic term for it. The shield is accepted by PSA, CGC and BGS for submissions.
Which sleeve goes underneath?
An Inner or Base Sleeve — never submit a naked card. Graders expect a sleeved card in a semi-rigid holder, and the tolerances here are calculated for it.
Why not use a toploader for a submission?
Graders reject toploaders: getting a card out of a rigid holder risks damage, so submissions come back or get delayed. Semi rigid is the format they ask for.
Does the holder stay flat after shipping?
Yes. The lab-grade PET flexes just enough to absorb transit shocks and then springs back to true flatness instead of keeping a bend.
Do I need tape to close it?
No — and you should not use any. The precision-crimped mouth holds the sleeved card on its own, which is exactly what grading companies want to see.