Graded video game sealed in a Pixel Grading acrylic case

Case

Sealed for the long run

The case is the second half of every grade. It seals the item permanently and holds the condition we determined.

We develop our acrylic cases ourselves and manufacture them in our own production facility in Germany – to the highest standards of precision, workmanship and quality.

We use nothing but branded acrylic glass in museum quality: exceptionally clear, dimensionally stable and resistant to ageing. Every collector’s item is protected and on display at the same time.

Made in Germany Museum-quality acrylic Made by hand

Display

The crystal-clear material loses neither colours nor details, so your game comes into its own. The case stands firmly on a smooth surface, and because the dimensions are matched to each format, it puts the item in the foreground while saving space on the shelf.

Protection

The material is highly impact-resistant and protects against knocks and falls. On top of that it reliably keeps out dust and dirt and offers strong UV protection against sunlight.

Handmade

There is a lot of handwork in every case: sawing, milling, bending, bonding and polishing are all done by hand. To keep the quality the same every time, we have developed standardised processes for each of those steps.

The label clearly summarizes all important information about the rated game in the smallest possible space. Despite the wealth of information, it appears uncluttered because it is clearly divided into zones – the logo on the left, the core data in the middle, the overall rating clearly visible on the right – and uses a clear font hierarchy: the game title large, additional information in smaller lines below. This allows the product, technical specifications, and rating result to be grasped at a glance.

The individual elements


  1. Title – The game title or the designation of the rated object.

  2. Details – Various information about the respective version.

  3. Serial number – The unique number of the rated object.

  4. Overall rating – The overall grade, calculated from the sub-ratings.

  5. Sub-ratings – The individual grades of the respective components (e.g., box and seal).

  6. Year of release – The year in which the object was released.

  7. Region – The area in which the object was published.

  8. System – The platform or system for which the game was released.

  9. Category – The condition of the object: SEALED for original sealed, NIB (New in Box) for new, unsealed, and CIB (Complete in Box) for used but complete games.

  10. Publisher – The company behind the release.