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Keep your trading cards secure during transport, retail display, and storage with custom packaging boxes. These boxes are designed to leave a long-lasting impression on collectors with their persuasive designs and integral structure. Get a free quote below to order trading card paper packaging boxes!
Product ID: 1395
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Box Style |
Trading Card Packaging |
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Dimension (L + W + H) |
All Custom Sizes & Shapes |
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Quantities |
No Minimum Order Required |
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Paper Stock |
10pt to 28pt (60lb to 400lb) Eco-Friendly Kraft, E-flute Corrugated, Bux Board, Cardstock |
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Printing |
No Printing, CMYK, CMYK + 1 PMS color, CMYK + 2 PMS colors |
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Finishing |
Gloss Lamination, Matte Lamination, Gloss AQ, Gloss UV, Matte UV, Spot UV, Embossing, Foiling |
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Included Options |
Die Cutting, Gluing, Scored,Perforation |
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Additional Options |
Gloss Lamination, Matte Lamination |
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Proof |
Flat View, 3D Mock-up, Physical Sampling (On request) |
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Turnaround |
Normal 12-15 Business Days , Rush 8-12 Business Days (After Design Approval) |
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Shipping |
FLAT |
Get boxes that are made just for trading cards to keep them safe from getting bent, wet, or scratched. These boxes also help buyers notice your brand and make the experience of opening the package fun for customers.
If you sell kinds of cards like trading cards, regular cards, rookie cards, or special relic cards, make them look nicer on the shelf and keep them from getting damaged by getting custom boxes to display them. These boxes are really nice, which makes customers want to buy the cards inside. Trading cards look super cool in these boxes. That makes people want to buy them.
Trading cards are really easy to damage because they are fragile and can tear easily. You need to use materials to keep them safe. To keep your trading cards in condition when you are sending them to someone or storing them, you should use the following materials:
Mesmerize card collectors by presenting your trading cards in designed boxes. When you are picking out a box for your trading cards, you should choose box styles that really catch your eye and are also easy to use. Here are some nice box styles to consider:
Make your customers “wow” by offering them printed card boxes for trading cards. Add a luxurious touch to your card packaging by choosing exquisite prints. Magnify your brand logo, design theme, graphics, and imagery using cutting-edge printing options:
Enhance sensory experience by making your customers feel tactile and visual finishes on trading card boxes. Boost shiny look and color shades by leveraging gloss lamination. Or a modern and subdued look using matte finish. Go with other popular options:
Make sure your trading cards fit inside boxes like a glove by choosing custom sizes at Custom Boxes Lane. We don’t offer one-size-fits-all solutions for your cards as they vary in size and dimensions. You can also choose standard sizes such as:
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Box Type |
Card Count |
Dimensions |
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Single Slab Rigid |
1 Graded Card |
35pt-36pt thick rigid slab boxes with custom sizes |
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Double Wall Boxes |
1 - 2 Premium Cards |
~3.75" x 4.75" x 2" |
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All-in-one Pack Box |
4 - 6 Cards of a Single Series |
Customized as per card dimensions |
Make card collectors your loyal customers by customizing trading card paper packaging boxes. Get in touch with us today and take your card packaging to the next level. Also, enjoy our free shipping offer!
Trading cards are usually made from good paper, like the kind you find on thick cards. This paper is called cardstock. It comes in thicknesses from 250 GSM to 350 GSM. That is like 14-point to 16-point thickness. Trading cards are printed on this cardstock to make them look nice and feel strong.
First, put your trading card in a penny sleeve. Then, put the trading card in a toploader. Finally, place it in a team bag to keep it safe. This way, you can keep trading cards from getting damaged. Packing trading cards, like this, is ideal because it helps to protect trading cards.
Trading cards are made from good-quality cardstock that will last a long time. They do not use the kind of cardboard you find in boxes. The paper used for trading cards is special; it is like a paperboard that comes in different thicknesses from 250 to 350 GSM.
Trading card boxes are named based on their size, content, and the type of retail or hobby distribution channel they come from. The primary names for these boxes include hobby box, mega box, hanger box, or collector box.