Crafty Coins

Came here for a Disney Lorcana pre-release event, and it did not disappoint! We visited as a family, 2 adults and 2 children. This was our first card event ever, and are incredibly new. Everyone that attended was very patient and knowledgeable. We learned SO MUCH from everyone there. The purveyor was more than generous, especially when it came to the kids and their enjoyment of the day. Prices were very reasonable. Can not recommend this establishment enough! We will definitely be back for other events like this.

Went in to trade in some Pokémon cards (Ethan’s Ho-Oh ex SIR), and the staff just didn’t really care and weren’t friendly at all. However, when his buddy walked in, he was immediately nice and friendly. Their page also states that they offer 90% on trade-ins, but instead they said they would have to see how fast the card would move and how many copies they already had. I know the card would move quickly, and they currently have none in stock.

Absolutely love coming to this place. They have to be sick of seeing my face. I didn’t realize they were closing at 8 and I wanted to trade in cards… yet they still accepted me and I was very thankful. The guy with the long luscious hair was helping me out and even gave me a tin on top of my cash. The other time, the guy with curly hair gave two free packs to my kids. My cards for when I sell or trade in has always been a pleasant transaction. Although the place is pretty tight inside, you’ll definitely want to come here. Crafty has the best cash and trade percentage than anyone else in town.

Went to crafty coins, to see how much my grandparents coins were worth. It went WAY better than expected. Guy was super nice and gave straight to the point prices. I asked him about sending them into grading, and he gave me a straight up answer on why I shouldn’t. I highly recommend to come here if you have coins, silver, or gold to sell. A+++ ❤️

Great local shop for pokemon card lovers or gamers! We bring my son here and he loves it. The employees are super nice and helpful, and usually give kids a freebee (if they jump for it!). I like that they want to avoid resellers from buying up all the supply and want to keep it available as possible for kids and local enthusiasts.