How do I creatively display a set of trading cards?
October 24, 2006 12:35 PM Subscribe
I've had a complete set of Sin City trading cards gathering dust for years. What can I do with them?
You can see what they're like in this ebay auction.
The art is very striking, and I'd like to come up with a creative way to use them/display them.
Does anyone have ideas?
You can see what they're like in this ebay auction.
The art is very striking, and I'd like to come up with a creative way to use them/display them.
Does anyone have ideas?
If you've a little bit of cash sitting around I'd get a mat cut for them and frame them in a single frame. I've a couple of postcard lots I've done this with and I love the result.
posted by FlamingBore at 1:01 PM on October 24, 2006
posted by FlamingBore at 1:01 PM on October 24, 2006
Or ignore that - didn't realize it was 72 cards.
posted by FlamingBore at 1:04 PM on October 24, 2006
posted by FlamingBore at 1:04 PM on October 24, 2006
Damn, those are fucking gorgeous! Please don't do the beaded door or mobile--they'll end up bent and abused.
Get them professionally matted and framed. If you have any of the original comics, you could have the comic in the middle and the trading cards surrounding it.
posted by Anonymous at 1:15 PM on October 24, 2006
Get them professionally matted and framed. If you have any of the original comics, you could have the comic in the middle and the trading cards surrounding it.
posted by Anonymous at 1:15 PM on October 24, 2006
You could get a coffee table that's the right size to lay them out in a grid, then put glass on top. Would make an interesting conversation piece with some of the graphic novels as your coffee table books.
posted by ckolderup at 6:40 AM on October 25, 2006
posted by ckolderup at 6:40 AM on October 25, 2006
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Or collage them and frame them.
Or get a bunch of single trading card sleeves and make a mobile. Or string them together and make a "beaded door".
posted by ArsncHeart at 12:46 PM on October 24, 2006