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What's On Second Sports Cards
221 2nd Ave, 94401 San Mateo, California
La gente dice que esta tienda de cartas ofrece una gran selección de cartas de Pokémon, deportes y Magic The Gathering, incluyendo muchos sets y cartas individuales diferentes. También destacan los precios justos y razonables para comprar y vender, y la disposición del personal a negociar. Aprecian al personal amable, acogedor y servicial que brinda apoyo y orientación a los nuevos coleccionistas.
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Tuesday: 11 AM–7 PM
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- Monday: 11 AM–7 PM
- Tuesday: 11 AM–7 PM
- Wednesday: 11 AM–7 PM
- Thursday: 11 AM–7 PM
- Friday: 11 AM–7 PM
- Saturday: 11 AM–6 PM
- Sunday: Closed
Google Reviews
Full Effectz Productionz Official
2 months ago
Great store! Friendly service and most important willing to help new members of the hobby understand collecting or selling.
Jack Miller
2 months ago
Jordan and Derek do a fantastic job running What’s On Second Sports Cards. I started visiting their store this year and I really enjoy our conversations when I stop into the store. They sell high quality cards at fair prices, and they are great guys to get to know. I would highly recommend stopping in to check out their inventory.
Kiyan Bhandari
4 months ago
Jordan is awesome gives fair prices and just a great person. Please support this small business as it is very hard to compete with online stores. His prices are very reasonable only a bit over msrp and he always has inventory. Also, he has many singles that are priced fairly at market
ZG650
4 months ago
The best stores card shop in the Bay Area! 🔥🙏🙌 Always friendly and welcoming Everytime I walk in and willing to offer help and support within the sports card industry
JL
6 months ago
Other stores were sold out of Pokemon cards, but this store had them and of many different sets. I only had a vague idea of what my son wanted for his birthday and the staff was very helpful figuring out what to get. Kid loved it
Reviews pulled from Google