Tennessee Card Shops
Card shops in Tennessee with a storefront you can walk into · Updated Oct 30
36 shops · 5 regions
Nashville & Middle Tennessee
Next card shows in Tennessee
- Fri, Nov 6 · Middle TN Cards & Collectibles Super Show · Lebanon
- Sat, Nov 7 · Murfreesboro Card Show · Murfreesboro
- Sat, Nov 7 · Cookeville Sports Cards & Pokemon Show · Cookeville
Knoxville & East Tennessee
Tri-Cities
Chattanooga & Southeast Tennessee
Memphis & West Tennessee
- Blackwater Marsh Hobbies
Munford
Pokémon · Yu-Gi-Oh! · Magic · One Piece · Lorcana · Supplies
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What to know about Tennessee card shops
Card shops across Tennessee with a storefront you can walk into, from Nashville, Murfreesboro and Clarksville to Knoxville, the Tri-Cities, Chattanooga, Memphis and Jackson. Each listing says what the shop carries, based on what the shop publishes itself.
Nashville and Middle Tennessee have the most shops. Nashville and Madison have sports card, Pokémon and TCG stores, and the suburbs have their own in Hendersonville, Gallatin, Mt. Juliet, Smyrna and Spring Hill. Murfreesboro has sports card and vintage shops on NW Broad Street, Clarksville has TCG stores near Fort Campbell, and Dickson, Manchester and Crossville each have a shop. Nashcards has stores in Mt. Juliet and Memphis.
In Knoxville and East Tennessee, Knoxville has sports card shops and two CM Games stores, with another CM Games in Morristown. Pigeon Forge has card and game stores on the Parkway and Wears Valley Road, and Maryville, Alcoa and Talbott have shops of their own. In the Tri-Cities, Elizabethton, Kingsport and Greeneville have card shops.
Chattanooga has sports card and TCG shops along Brainerd Road and Hixson Pike, Cranks runs a TCG store on Lee Highway and a sports card store in Ooltewah, and Cleveland has sports card shops along Keith Street and Dalton Pike. In Memphis and West Tennessee, Memphis and Germantown have sports card, comic and TCG stores, and Munford, Jackson and Dyersburg each have shops.
Knoxville, the Tri-Cities and Chattanooga keep Eastern time, an hour ahead of Nashville and Memphis, so check a shop's hours in its own time zone and call ahead before you drive. Bring the cards you want to sell or trade, and scan them with Cards AI first so you know recent sold prices and a projected grade before you negotiate.
Questions
- How many card shops are in this Tennessee directory?
- 36 shops with 37 storefronts are listed. Each has a street address; shops with a full profile link to their own page.
- Which Tennessee card shops buy collections?
- These shops say they buy cards or collections: 2 Dudes Gaming (Elizabethton), Collector's Connection (Dyersburg), Comics & Collectibles (Memphis), Cranks Sports (Ooltewah), Cranks TCG (Chattanooga), Gamers Link (Pigeon Forge), Graceful Gaming (Clarksville), Grand Slam Collectibles (Murfreesboro), Infinity Flux (Chattanooga) and Kountry Kards (Gallatin).
- Where can I drop off cards for grading?
- Shops that list grading submissions (PSA, BGS, CGC or SGC): Nashcards (Mt Juliet), Quantum Sports (Cleveland) and Rocky Top Cards & Collectibles (Talbott).
- Do any shops hold trade nights?
- Yes: 2 Dudes Gaming (One Piece Sundays 3:30pm, Palworld Fridays 7pm, MTG Commander Sundays 2pm, Cyberpunk Sundays 2pm and Tuesdays 7pm, Riftbound Fridays 7pm, Yu-Gi-Oh! Mondays 7pm), Blackwater Marsh Hobbies (Wednesday through Sunday events listed), Canada's Collectible Games (Trade Night: November 5, 12, 19, 2026, 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm), Epikos Comics Cards and Games (weekly meet-ups for Pokémon, Magic, Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh), Nerdvana (Thursday 6pm Open Commander/EDH, Fridays 6pm FNM, Saturday 2pm & 6pm Open Commander/EDH) and Rocky Top Cards & Collectibles (Monthly Trade Night).