Starter, Wall and Display packs: which one to choose?

The first reflex is to buy “frames” at random. Then the PSA slab does not fit, the magnet lets go, formats mix. An Anzena pack assembles rail, bumpers and grader logic — and each bumper opens like the others.

Why packs exist

PSA, PCA and CCC do not share the same dimensions. A PSA FlexLock on a CCC bumper plays or will not close. Play in the housing and the slab slams, scratches, sometimes falls. Starter / Wall / Display packs group a FlexFrame and bumpers of the same grader.

What happens without the right kit

• A slab forced into the wrong bumper: scratches, broken clips.
• An unsuitable magnet: a drop, a split holder corner.
• Window UV on bare or poorly glazed pieces.
• Fingers at every rotation of a DIY wall.

Pack landmarks

Starter: first wall, contained volume. Wall: more bumpers. Display / Collector / Master: richer densities. Each bumper in the pack filters UV and is handled instead of the slab.

• One grader per pack (PSA, PCA or CCC).
• FlexFrame + compatible bumpers.
• The same insertion gesture on every slot.

Fix, insert, magnetise

The pack only matters if each slab is seated in its bumper.

1. 01Choose the grader of your cards, then fix the FlexFrame out of direct sun.
2. 02Open a bumper from the pack, slide the slab in, click shut.
3. 03Repeat for each card — no play in the frame.
4. 04Magnetise on the bar. To change a piece: unhang the bumper.