San Diego card buyers: questions
Which card shops in San Diego buy Pokémon cards?
San Diego, within 5 mi of the center: Brute Force Games (1.2 mi), Coastal Collectors TCG (1.4 mi), Game Empire (2.1 mi) and 5 more; San Diego, 5 mi or more from the center: GameStop (University Ave) (5.0 mi), At Ease Games Gaming & Tournament Center (5.3 mi), Rare and Sleeveless Inc. (6.6 mi) and 5 more; La Mesa: Supreme Card Shop (7.8 mi) and Tubbys TCG (7.9 mi); Santee: All Star Cards (9.0 mi), Epic Loot Collectibles (9.1 mi) and GameStop (Santee) (9.1 mi). 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 San Diego on a Sunday?
18 of the 22 with a full week of posted hours: Game Empire (10am–5pm), Honey Hole Collectibles (Camino De La Reina) (10am–8pm), Papa Joey's Collectibles (11am–7pm), Mazu Trading Card Port (11am–6pm), GameStop (University Ave) (11am–7pm), At Ease Games Gaming & Tournament Center (10am–11pm) and 12 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.