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1713 N 23rd St Ste 20, 78501 McAllen, Texas
At Xpensive Paper, our goal is to build a welcoming and active Lorcana community where players of all ages and experience levels feel comfortable learning, competing, and connecting with others. We are committed to providing a consistent and organized play environment that encourages growth within the game and strengthens the local trading card community. We plan to host regular Lorcana events including casual play nights, learn-to-play sessions, leagues, tournaments, and special release events. Our focus is on creating a fun, family-friendly atmosphere that supports both new and experienced players while helping grow long-term interest in Lorcana in our area. As a brick-and-mortar hobby store, we are continuing to invest in our organized play space, community outreach, and product support to ensure players have a reliable place to gather and enjoy the game. We are excited about the future of Lorcana and hope to become a strong local hub for the community.
Tuesday: 3 PM–8 PM
Closed nowAdrian Salinas
a month ago
Very friendly place. Beginner friendly Pokemon games on Monday afternoon
Miranda Ramos
2 months ago
Had a really great experience here! Everyone was super friendly and helpful, and they made me feel comfortable right away. They have a great selection and the service was amazing. I definitely recommend checking this place out! 😊
Boxing Life
3 months ago
One of the best card shop I've been for a while, and the owner really chill and trusting guy definitely recommend it 💯
Billy waffles
9 months ago
This is my favorite shop! Premium cards in pokemon dragon ball and one piece!! Also has great selection of sports and the store is ran by some cool guys! Definitely stop by and show some love 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Jeff
12 months ago
Awesome shop, Raul is very knowledgeable in the hobby and offers great deals. Cool to just chit chat with, don’t believe me? Check out one of his shows on WhatNot-> xpensive_paper or swing by the shop nice area to sit and rip (packs)
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