Three Stars Sportscards

It's likely the largest sales floor of any card shop I've ever visited that's still in business. They have showcases of their high-end cards and some flip through boxes and retail blaster boxes on their salesfloor. Also, they carry hobby boxes and packs for sale behind the showcases. They have hobby supplies for days here. No question. They'll have what you need. My lone knock here is that most of the cards I'm looking for for my sets were in the back in the inventory controlled area that they don't let customers have access to. They showed me how to look at their inventory on BM on the computer. I understand why they wouldn't let people back there since organization can be time-consuming and meticulous. Since I prefer to dig for my own cards as opposed to buying them online (which I feel is cheating) it was kind of frustrating knowing how close I was to finding cards from sets several years old that I needed but won't buy online. It's definitely a cool place, though.

I’ve been stopping in here every year when I visit on vacation, and every time my experience is amazing! Whenever you stop in three stars sportscards, you’re greeted with a huge and detailed variety of boxes and singles to choose from. Each and every person that works there is always happy to help and answer any question you have. This time I brought in some hockey cards I was interested in moving, and was given very reasonable prices for each one and in return got straight cash. After that, I was blown away by their really nice selection of PSA graded cards and picked out some that I’ll have forever. Overall a fun experience that leaves you wanting to come back.

Large retail space with tons of stock. The only downside is the poor lighting, which gives off a sleepy effect. If it wasn't so dark in there, and my eyes weren't straining, I would have shopped longer. More retailers should understand the importance of good lighting, as it creates an inviting atmosphere and showcases their offerings.