Walmart Supercenter Rialto

Customers praise the store’s extensive selection of graded and modern sports cards, as well as its welcoming atmosphere and knowledgeable staff. However, some express frustration with inconsistent customer service and occasional stock issues. There’s a sense that improved staff training could enhance the shopping experience, especially regarding pricing and availability queries.

• Monthly collector meetups for community engagement
• Pre-order options for new releases
• Grading submission service to PSA and BGS

Prices :

Singles: $1-500+, Hobby boxes: $100-300, Graded cards: $50-1000+

Speciality :

Graded and modern sports cards, with a strong focus on offering a diverse range across multiple sports.

Event Schedule :

Best for :

Serious collectors and investors looking for graded cards and specific items.

FAQ :

Does it have vintage sports cards ?

Yes, they carry some vintage cards from pre-1980s across various sports.

Does it restock frequently ?

Weekly restocks on popular products and new releases, ensuring fresh inventory.

Does it have graded cards in stock ?

Yes, the store prominently features graded cards from PSA, BGS, and SGC with various grades available.

Host break sessions ?

Yes, they host live stream box breaks and in-store breaking events.

Whats sports do they have ?

All major sports including baseball, basketball, football, and hockey.

Trade in ?

Offers trade-in for cash or store credit, at market value percentages depending on the card.

Community / Regular players ?

Yes, they have an active collector community with monthly meetups and online engagement.

Is the staff knowledgeable in cards ?

Staff are described as knowledgeable with expertise in sports card values, but there’s room for improvement in customer service training.

Pro tips :

Check their website for upcoming pre-order announcements to secure popular products early.

Join their collector community events for networking and investment opportunities.