Washington Card Shops
Card shops in Washington with a storefront you can walk into · Updated Oct 20
37 shops · 7 regions
Seattle Metro
- Card Exchange
Seattle
Sports · Magic · Pokémon · Yu-Gi-Oh! · One Piece · Lorcana · Supplies
- Collector's Corner NW
Bellevue, Seattle
Sports · Pokémon · Magic · One Piece · Vintage · Graded · Sealed
Next card shows in Washington
- Sat, Nov 7 · Dangerous Mouse Collectibles Show · Pasco
- Sat, Nov 7 · Emerald City Card Show · Seattle
- Sun, Nov 8 · Emerald City Card Show · Seattle
South Sound
Kitsap & Coast
Spokane & Eastern WA
- Digital Heroes
Walla Walla
Sports · Pokémon · Yu-Gi-Oh! · Magic · One Piece · Lorcana · Graded · Sealed · Supplies
Central WA & Tri-Cities
Northwest WA
- Ryno's Trading Cards and Memorabilia
Bellingham
Sports · Pokémon · Magic · Vintage · Graded · Sealed · Supplies
Southwest WA
More shops
Open on Google Maps; we haven't confirmed details.
What to know about Washington card shops
Card shops across Washington with a storefront you can walk into, from Seattle, Bellevue and Tacoma to Spokane, Yakima, the Tri-Cities, Vancouver and Bellingham. Each listing says what the shop carries, based on what the shop publishes itself.
Most of Washington's card shops are in the Puget Sound. Seattle has sports card counters like Card Exchange on Aurora Avenue and TCG stores on Capitol Hill, Queen Anne and in Sodo, and Mox Boarding House and Collector's Corner NW each have a store in Seattle and another in Bellevue. South of the city, Tacoma, Lakewood and Puyallup have their own run of sports card and game shops.
Spokane is the center of the east side, with shops downtown, on the North Division corridor and out through Spokane Valley. Yakima has several card shops along Nob Hill Boulevard, and the Tri-Cities, Wenatchee and Walla Walla each have stores that serve collectors for miles around.
Vancouver's shops sit along Fourth Plain and Mill Plain, and Bellingham has sports card shops for collectors in Whatcom County. Many TCG stores across the state host Pokémon and Magic events during the week.
Hours change, so 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 Washington directory?
- 37 shops with 39 storefronts are listed. Each has a street address; shops with a full profile link to their own page.
- Which Washington card shops buy collections?
- These shops say they buy cards or collections: Blue Highway Games (Seattle), Cardtropolis TCG (Silverdale), Collector's Corner NW (Bellevue), Columbia Sports Cards (Vancouver), Core Cards & Collectibles (Wenatchee), Discordia Games (Bremerton), Dpad Retro Gaming & Collectibles (Renton), JCL Sports Cards (Mukilteo), JEKK Sportscards (Bellingham) and Mill Creek Sports (Mill Creek).
- Where can I drop off cards for grading?
- Shops that list grading submissions (PSA, BGS, CGC or SGC): Collector's Corner NW (Bellevue), Columbia Sports Cards (Vancouver), JEKK Sportscards (Bellingham) and Ryno's Trading Cards and Memorabilia (Bellingham).
- Do any shops hold trade nights?
- Yes: Blue Highway Games (Community Game Night - Friday Night Meet Up), Cardtropolis TCG (Monthly Pokémon Trade Nights), Core Cards & Collectibles (Pokemon league and trade nights, Magic Commander nights, Riftbound Nexus Nights, Friday drafts), Digital Heroes (Magic FNM: Commander (Thursday 6:00PM)), Mox Boarding House (Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon nights), Over the Brick (in-store tournaments, game nights, paint nights, prerelease parties), Tabletop Village (3 sessions a month) and Wizard's Keep Games (Tuesday MTG Commander Night, Thursday Night MTG Canadian Highlander, Sunday MTG Commander).