Went in for the first time today, on the hunt for Pokémon cards. As people in the hobby know, now is a rough time to be a fan with scalpers, resellers, and people treating this as the next big investment scheme. LCS (Local Card Shops) are often some of the worst when it comes to taking advantage but not Three Point. They had great selection and prices were all at, or even below market. Really great staff, and I will definitely be back.
Three Stars Sportscards is a full service card shop based in Minnesota. We have two retail stores (Bloomington and Little Canada) as well as our web site. We carry a full range on unopened boxes, single cards and supplies and offer PSA grading.
Three Stars Sportscards is a full service card shop based in Minnesota. We have two retail stores (Bloomington and Little Canada) as well as our web site. We carry a full range on unopened boxes, single cards and supplies and offer PSA grading.
A family owned and operated, game and hobby retail store specializing in organized play and family entertainment.
Discover rare trading cards, collectibles, and the thrill of the chase. From vintage classics to modern releases, we have everything collectors dream of.
Thunder Kitty games is a great place to get your board gaming on. Lots of different card games and toys. There are plenty of tables to play with your friends. Only open a few days a week, but it's worth the wait.
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This card shop uses market pricing for new releases, which in the card world, is boosted by scalpers and terrible online buying practice (Wizards, et em). Since I have never owned a card shop, I don't want to bash this card store specifically, because most do it, but I wish it wasn't true. Local card stores are the consumers access point to the product we all love and cherish. In my mind, at least sell products to your local enthusiasts at MSRP for a few weeks before jacking prices up. Local people support your store and community, support them too. I hope the card market can reshape itself.
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Store's pretty cool, staff is usually pretty nice! Prices suck though. I came for Warhammer (which I was told is a small scene at this store and something they're trying to grow) but some stuff is like 20% over MSRP. Came once or twice to play some games and the staff was really cool. Then for some reason at the end of one night the employees decided to inform us that they actually charge hourly for use of their tables (which are pretty awful - even compared to nearby stores), and was honestly pretty rude about the fact that we hadn't yet, even though it had never been like that before. How is the scene gonna grow if you're gonna charge $5 an hour for a game that usually takes somewhere between 3 - 5 hours to play, on tables that are 3 times worse than a store that does it for free 5 minutes down the road? Not to mention the tables are so deserted they literally used it to prop up promo for a Pokemon card series so it's not like they're sought after.
My son has been going to this place for several years. It on the first floor of a large house. There’s a large parking lot next to it. There’s always a group of players in there. My son plays yugi oh there. The owners seemed like friendly guys who love what they do. They have a main play area and also another area in the back but with a low ceiling. It’s a great place for a bunch of guys who enjoy playing their card games. I recommend this place which is local in Bergen county.
