BigBadToyStore Has New Ways to Keep Your Toys Safe

In this article, you’ll discover:

  • The three new grading options for your toys.
  • How Mint Pro uses a double box for safety.
  • Details on the new partnership with CAS.
  • Why UV light protection helps your collection.

We have all been there. You order a cool new action figure online, wait days for it to arrive, and then open the box only to find the packaging is crushed. It is a terrible feeling for any collector. BigBadToyStore (BBTS) knows how much this matters, especially with the holidays coming up.

They just announced three new ways to make sure your collectibles arrive looking perfect.

The New Standard

The first option is called BBTS Mint. This is great if you want your items to look crisp and clean. The team at the store carefully inspects these items to make sure they are in top-tier condition.

They don’t just throw it in a box, either. They use super-premium bubble wrap and a strong box to give it 360-degree protection. This comes with their Triple Guarantee, so you know they have your back.

Taking It to the Next Level

If you are very serious about your collection, you might like BBTS Mint Pro. This is for people who want virtually flawless packaging.

This process is intense. Two different team members hand-inspect the item to make sure it is perfect. Then, they wrap it in a plastic bag to stop scratches and put it in a custom box. Finally, they put that box inside a second box for safety.

Joel Boblit, the President and Founder of BBTS, explained why they do this.

“For over 25 years, BigBadToyStore has focused on providing our customers with collectibles in fantastic condition. We’ve built our entire business around careful handling and protective shipping so items arrive in the best condition possible,”

The Ultimate Protection

For the rarest items, BBTS has teamed up with Collector Archive Services (CAS). This option is called CAS Graded & Cased.

These items are graded by experts and put in a clear, tamper-proof case. This case even blocks harmful UV light so the sun won’t fade your toy. It also comes with a certificate and a hologram sticker so you know it is real.

“BBTS shares our belief that collectibles deserve more, better protection, better presentation, and better long-term value,” said Ross Barr, Managing Member of CAS.

You can find all these new options on their website right now.

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