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Was locally around on vacation and I found this card shop on Google. This place had phenomenal reviews so my friend and I decided to check it out. Jake and his group were so wonderful with customers. They literally went above and beyond to not just sell cards of different sports/Pokémon/Disney/etc but also makes everyone feel like home. I would highly recommend this card shop and definitely come back in the future anytime I'm back in town. Lastly Liquid Sports Cards is on Whatnot and have other places to see their products such as their website and social media.
Find Your Next Treasure at LJ's Card Shop! LJ's Card Shop is your ultimate destination for everything from sports, non-sports and Pokemon cards to vintage toys. Located in Gahanna, Ohio, we are a premier card shop and collectibles store serving collectors and hobbyists in the Columbus area and beyond.
This is an outstanding LCS! After visiting a handful of times, I can clearly see why the reviews are as good as they are. The owner is a really solid, trustworthy guy. He'll give you the real scoop on any product you're curious about and he has always been very honest with me. Also, he has the best mystery packs in town! To date, this LCS offers the only mystery packs I would ever recommend to anyone... Ever. Stay away from all the others because these are the real deal. The value is always phenomenal and you never get taken to the cleaners with junk cards. In my experience, I've always pulled something valuable, and often, worth more than what I paid. I honestly don't know how he does it, because I am far from lucky, but with these, I am always happy with the value. Don't be fooled by the seemingly small storefront. There is plenty of space for sitting and shopping. Also, this store has a ton of great products. Your standards are all counted, but there's also a lot of harder to find stuff here, too. Today, I spent $100 and got 1 mystery pack from the store, 10 packs of various cards, and a pack of penny sleeves... Already a solid deal, IMO. But, just TAKE LOOK AT THE CARDS I PULLED! 2 autographs, 9 numbered cards, and a Jayden Daniels numbered, game worn, relic rookie card (thanks to another fire mystery pack 🔥🔥🔥). Thanks for another great experience!
We stopped in there Aug 10th and this shop is great. They have a crazy selection with reasonable prices and the owners are awesome! We are Red Sox fans and still had a great time talking with one of the owners despite being in enemy NY territory. Definitely was the highlight of our trip and would recommend to anyone. Great people and great cards.
Discover the best rookie cards and collectibles at our on line auctions and in person card shows. Visit us for exclusive finds and amazing deals on your favorite sports cards.
Edit: response to owner You still think it was just about not buying cards and completely missed the point of my review. Appreciate you taking the time to review your footage and confirm it went down like I said. Hopefully my review will help parents prepare kids for what to expect when they go into your shop. ______ My son is just getting to the age where he’s interested in collecting cards. So, we went to Louisville Sports Cards with some of his cards that we looked up and are selling in the $30-$50 range. Nothing too rare or expensive, but he was hoping to sell or trade his first card at a real shop. The clerk said, “I’m real picky,” spent 30 seconds flipping through them, and said “sorry, there’s nothing I want.” Didn’t even bother speaking directly to my son. These folks are just collectors who only view cards as a business. Disappointed, we decided to try Sandlot Sports Cards. Complete 180 experience. The owner was kind, talked with my son about his favorite teams and players and eventually made a small trade with him. This will be our card shop from now on. If you want your kid to learn how fun collecting and trading cards can be, I highly recommend Sandlot. If you want to teach your kid the business of buying and selling cards, try Louisville Sports Cards.
LuckBox Sportscards in Billings, MT has collector cards, signed memorabilia, and more. Come visit us today!
Sports & Non Sport (Pokemon, Lorcana, Magic The Gathering) Trading Cards Serving the Orange Park & Greater Jacksonville Area. Topps Authorized Retail Store, Upper Deck Diamond Certified, Leaf Authorized Retailer, SGC Bulk Submissions, Pokemon Play!, Lorcana Prerelease Store. Come See Us Monday-Friday 10-7, Saturday 10-5!
Thankful to have such a nice and well ran card shop local to me. I never have to worry about finding all the new products as these guys always stay stocked on the hottest and newest product. They have a huge selection of singles and they all range from various price points from dollar boxes to high end singles they got it all. What’s even cooler is once a month this place turns into a mini card show and a ton of guys come by and trade , sell with one another which is very impactful for the community. I’m coming here today to just show my appreciation for such a good shop! Thank you Lucky Box 🍀
I’ve been here twice. Just got into card collecting with my son. First time I was here great time and environment a small selection of soccer cards. Understandable though soccer isn’t as big as MLB or NBA cards. We bought about $100 worth including a binder. The lady let us select our own card packs out of the box which I thought was really cool it felt like I actually had a part in getting a signed card. Which we did in our first $3 one! When we came In the second time I spent about $60 this time we didn’t get to select the pack out the box the male picked it out of the box for us. As he was holding the packs we were going to buy he was also bending them. I wanted to at this point just not buy anything but my son was excited to get to unpack the cards. I don’t know if we are supposed to pick out our own cards like the first or not. I want to support small businesses but after everything that happed the second time felt less enjoyable. still debating whether to go back or not 50/50 so far.
