Mythic Slabs

I've been exploring a project that I believe addresses a common concern many of us share: how to adequately protect and display our Pokemon trading cards that, while not necessarily high-value items, hold significant personal value or potential for future appreciation. These are the cards that might not warrant the expense of professional grading but still deserve to be preserved and showcased properly.

Because of this, I have been looking at a solution that offer both protection and display options for cards that my be over $10 up to $40, and I would like to have them encased/slabbed/protected. The focus has been on creating affordable, yet visually appealing ways to safeguard these cards against common risks such as dust and accidental spills, without compromising on their display quality.

After much experimentation and design iteration, I've arrived at two primary designs. both of these are a clear label with the name of our business and an image to the left.

I would love your thoughts on the designs, as a bad design means that it will not be something you want to display.

These designs are the result of the need for a middle ground in card protection and display options. They are intended to serve collectors who have cards that fall between the cracks of being too valuable to leave unprotected but not valuable enough to justify the cost of professional grading.

At this stage, I am thinking anywhere between $5-7 per card (plus GST) They would be professionally protected, as slabbed cards are, but will not carry the expense.

To reduce costs for the slabbing, the following will apply:
1. The label will only be one type (with either design) with no description of the card that has been slabbed.
2. While we will not officially authenticate cards, if we find any that are not real, we will not slab them.
3. They will obviously not be graded.

I'm now at a stage where community feedback would be incredibly beneficial. I'm interested in hearing your preferences, the features you consider most important in card protection and display solutions, and any other thoughts or questions you might have.

Thank you for your time.