Barnes & Noble Williamsburg

The reviews largely highlight a diverse and expansive selection of sports cards, supplements, and collectibles, with knowledgeable staff who are generally helpful. However, some customers noted inconsistency in customer service experiences, with reports of staff being rude or unwelcoming at times, which could detract from an otherwise enjoyable shopping experience. Overall, the store is appreciated for its well-organized inventory and community-oriented atmosphere.

• Weekly box breaks for collectors
• Loyalty program for frequent buyers
• Consignment services for selling cards

Prices :

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

Speciality :

Focus on modern and graded sports cards with a variety of collectibles

Event Schedule :

Best for :

Casual fans and serious collectors alike, especially those interested in modern cards

FAQ :

Does it have vintage sports cards ?

Yes, they have some vintage cards but they primarily focus on modern sports cards from the 2000s onward.

Does it restock frequently ?

Weekly, especially after new releases

Does it have graded cards in stock ?

Yes, a dedicated selection of graded cards from companies like PSA and BGS available.

Host break sessions ?

Yes, they host live stream box breaks weekly.

Whats sports do they have ?

Covers all major sports including basketball, football, baseball, and more.

Trade in ?

Percentage of market value for trades, detailed policies not specified.

Community / Regular players ?

Yes, an active community with regular meetups and events organized for collectors.

Is the staff knowledgeable in cards ?

Staff shows a high level of expertise and candor about sports cards.

Pro tips :

Join their mailing list for updates on new releases and events.

Check their social media for last-minute deals and collectible drops.