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If you're looking for a giant selection of comic books, this is a great place to go. There were also a lot of figurines and display art for collectors to purchase. I went to check out MTG cards and they had a big selection. They had tons of card sleeves and in a good variety of colors. There were some cool playmats, too. All the stuff I saw was reasonably priced. The employees were chill, but they pretty much left you to your own devices. It wouldve been a little more welcoming to have someone behind the MTG counter, considering its all the way in a corner of the store. Still a good place to check out, though!
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Looking for the top TCGs & tabletop games? We sell Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, D&D, Warhammer, & more! Find cards, dice, & gaming accessories here.
Looking for the top TCGs & tabletop games? We sell Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, D&D, Warhammer, & more! Find cards, dice, & gaming accessories here.
My local comic shop after recently moving and could not be happier! Staff is extremely friendly and welcoming every time I come in and I always find the best new issues and back issues I need for my collection and reading. The interior of the store is also dope, there are 3d venom hulk and other statues popping out of the walls! Awesome card and figure selection in the second room as well. Absolutely love this ship and can’t wait to keep visiting for new comic book wednesdays to come!!
We had a great experience last weekend. We don’t have a local shop near us for TCG. Sealed product was limited which was expected with the current state of Pokemon but they had an excellent selection of singles that were priced very reasonably and the guy working was more than accommodating. We were there for 2 hours looking around and asked to look at probably 50+ cards and he was awesome about it no matter how many cards we didn’t end up getting or wanted to look at. This will be our main card shop stop for now on.
This is a really cool store. It has the full selection of comics, but it has so much more. Walls of board games, trading card games and accessories, and cool collectibles (I grabbed some cool movie and comic pint glasses). The staff is awesome. Even if comics are 100% your thing, there is still a ton of neat stuff that you should make a trip and check out.
The pandemic-era rediscovery of a cache of old baseball cards led to the birth of a new business for 19-year old Aaron Amarant. After rapidly becoming one of the largest and most respected trading card dealers on eBay, AA Mint Cards last month celebrated the grand opening of their first real-world, state-of-the-art location at 9630 Stirling Road in the new Cooper Square Plaza. In just a short time it has become the area’s premiere one-stop shop for the buying, selling, grading, and consignment of trading cards of all kinds, from sports, to Pokémon, Star Wars, Magic the Gathering, and beyond. “During quarantine my dad pulled out a safety deposit box and found a Topps Wayne Gretzky rookie card from when he was a teen,” said Aaron. “We got it graded and I sold it on eBay for a few thousand dollars. That’s when the light bulb went off.” Father and son decided to combine their expertise – dad knew card collecting, and Aaron knew eBay – and launch AA Mint Cards as an online store. It’s a competitive field, but the team has their ways of finding great inventory. Said Aaron, “We search for hid- den corners of the internet other people aren’t noticing, athletes we feel are undervalued, things like that. It’s finding your niche and expanding from there.” Their approach has been astoundingly successful: Today, AA is an eBay “Top Seller” with over 4000 positive reviews and zero negatives. “We visited a trading card store in California, and people there recognized the brand from our t-shirts,” said Aaron. “Having that kind of worldwide reach is really cool.”
