Is displaying a PC a must have?

[HammerHawks]

right now they are in a shoe box, but I've gotten the go ahead to display :)

Same

[MatsSundin13Rocks]

I want to set up a display sometime. Right now in a box. :(

[quiet-things]

Mine are also in a box right now... but I do want to display them... I want to put them in a few frames... but for now that will have to wait :(

[xirxious]

I have yet to set up a good permanant display since I moved. I like scanning them as most people look at my stuff online, but there is always some chuckle head who picks out the top 5 cards from my pc wanting to trade for a draper jersey card.

What do you guys do to protect from humidity and sunlight? I know its direct sunlight thats the worst, but anyone ever use UV protectant glass and does taht keep the sharpie autos?

[dbrown23]

heres the display case i use for my favorite cards in my pc

[Goose97]

I keep mine in a binder for now, but with the goal to one day show them off.

That will be soon after I settle with the ex, and she gives me my money(could insert not so nice word here, but I like to think I have at least a little bit of class), so I can buy my own house where I always wanted a den/office with my collection in full view.

BTW nice displays, and creative I might add.

[geschrocks33]

Currently mine are just in stacks, but I want to find a way to display my favorites nicely

[twotoekenn]

for me, at least until my son is old enough to know not to eat the cards, they're in a box. but also its a personal thing, my pc is just for me.

[flemingc04]

For the time being, my PC sits in a shoe box and in stacks while I am renting a place to live. Since I plan on moving in less than a year and buying a house, I hope to display them then. I am also skepitkal in how I display them because I don't want the sunlight to ruin any of the autos.

[roy.the.greatest]

It looks really nice. However, unless I change my mind, the main reason why I would not display my cards in a frame (or something else) is because I have seen many faded autographed cards in various dealer's showcases/stores, I woudn't want it to happen to my PC cards. Real quality glass for good protection (museum) is expensive. Light can affect ink and colors/cardboard. Of course not for an occasional display, but for a setup where the cards are displayed 24 hours/day, 365 days/year, I am not willing to try. Even with the supposed new UV protection holder. Just my opinion about displaying cards.