Arizona Trading Card & Collectibles

I’ve bought at the store and from their booth at some local card shows, and my experience with them has always been great. Their employees are extremely welcoming, and they had some of the most consistent prices amongst their products. I recommend checking them out!

Came in right at opening, but the owner/employee showed up about 30 minutes late. Once they opened, the interaction felt pretty unwelcoming. I asked a simple question and was met with a rude response, no eye contact, and an overall odd vibe. Definitely not the experience I was expecting.

Never been inclined to leave a comment or review concerning someone else’s business but I’ve spent a lot of money here and usually businesses treat their profitable customers with respect instead of trying to make an extra 30 to 50 dollars on literally every single item you purchase. They will use every excuse in the book from “ we got it at a high price”or “ this is our msrp premium” but for every item in the store. Joe is a nice guy but typically in this market at the very least don’t nickel and dime people that have spent a lot of money towards your business. Look for other card shops that will treat you fair on pricing, you’ll pay more here than anywhere else. Hope this helps and kid or parents looking for fair prices.

Joe is a great guy! I've been here twice to sell out my collection and he's been a pleasure to work with each time. He also has a great selection of different tcgs, sports cards and blind boxes at reasonable prices. If you're looking to buy or sell in the Phoenix area look no further!

Not very fair pricing when purchasing authentic autographed photographs that's for sure. He wanted several autographed football player photos and four mint basketball cards for $30. The Jerry Rice photo alone was worth at least $150. He said it would cost him more to certify it... So then why make an offer anyway. . . I don't know what was on his mind .. maybe he thought we were that desperate. We weren't. Sell your stuff yourself on eBay or mercari. Definitely made much more than $30 off one auto-photo.