Phoenix card buyers: questions
Which card shops in Phoenix buy Pokémon cards?
Phoenix, within 5 mi of the center: Funkatronic Rex (2.5 mi), Rhino’s Cards & TCG (3.1 mi), Toying Around Collectibles LLC (3.4 mi) and 4 more; Glendale: High Score Comics (4.6 mi), J and J Gaming Factory (4.6 mi), WallCar Games (4.6 mi) and 4 more; Phoenix, 5 mi or more from the center: Toy Anxiety (5.3 mi), Collectors Marketplace (6.4 mi), Arizona Trading Cards & Collectibles (6.8 mi) and 7 more; Scottsdale: Kidstop Toys & Books (9.2 mi), Card Fellaz Sports Cards & Tcg (9.4 mi), World Entertainment Brdcstg (9.9 mi) and 1 more. The full list, with hours and directions, is above.
Which Pokémon cards are trading highest right now?
Among the 200 most-traded Pokémon cards in our price data, the highest near-mint market prices are Umbreon VMAX #215 (Pokemon Evolving Skies, $1,675), Umbreon ex #161 (Pokemon Prismatic Evolutions, $1,075) and Shining Mew [CoroCoro] #151 (Pokemon Japanese Promo, $1,050). Shops buy below market so they can resell; bring the card and ask for a quote.
Can I sell Pokémon cards in Phoenix on a Sunday?
22 of the 26 with a full week of posted hours: Toying Around Collectibles LLC (11am–4pm), GameStop (W Bethany Home Rd) (11am–6pm), Toy Fiends (11am–5pm), DNA Cards & Collectibles (10am–6pm), High Score Comics (11am–7pm), J and J Gaming Factory (11am–7pm) and 16 more.
What Pokémon cards are worth money?
Holo and full-art rares, vintage Base Set, Jungle and Fossil holos, Japanese promos and anything graded PSA 9 or 10. Modern commons and uncommons are bulk, bought by the thousand.