Baseball, football, wrestling, Marvel...doesn’t matter to me.
My brothers (who live elsewhere) have recently starting buying and sorting cards from our childhood, getting the good ones rated, and selling them. I want to join them in this endeavor.
Thanks.
Posted Mar 2, 2021, 7:54 PM UTC
Guardian Games on MLK, Portland Game Store on Killingsworth, other game stores.
Fred Meyer has a small selection generally in the electronics section. So does Target.
Edit: Also Legends Memorabilia at Clackamas Town Center is great too, packs of sports cards 3 for a dollar (at least a few years ago, I haven't been there in awhile but I know they're still open)
There is a sports memorabilia store in Clackamas Town Center. I can't remember what it's called though. They had a decent selection of sports trading cards and other stuff!
If they don't need to be new packs, I remember Goodwill always having many boxes of people's old sports card collections (the ones I saw were with the toys and games).
I went in to batcave games the other day in Vancouver and they had a bunch of sealed packs of random stuff from the 80s that i couldnt get my wife to let me purchase. They primarily do magic the gathering i think but they had a bunch of boardgames and assorted stuff.
Go to a Walmart, go to that one checkout aisle that has cigarettes.
They're typically around there somewhere.
Good luck, you and everyone else is doing this and cards are sold out at virtually every store that sells them.
I’m getting a jump on the next nostalgia wave, and loading up with Beanie Babies.
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In Beaverton there is one on Hall Blvd across from Wendy’s.
Game shops.