Sports Card Shops in Lloydminster
Lloydminster, Alberta has 1 sports card shop listed on Sports Cards Near Me. Local listings include Buys, Football, and Magic. Its Google rating is 4.7 out of 5. Use the interactive map on this page to compare locations and get directions to the shop nearest you.
Ranks first: Border City Games — 4.7 stars from 94 Google reviews. Ordered by rating weighted for review volume, among shops with 20+ reviews — so this is not simply the highest star average. Nobody pays for a place in this ranking.
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Nova's Sports Cards
4517 50 Ave Unit #4, Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Z9
- Buys
- Sells
- Trades Singles
- Sells Wax
- Hockey
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Football
- Other
Lakeland Sports Cards
50 St, Bonnyville, AB T9N 2G3
★ 5 (2 Google reviews)
Cool Pool Cards
5107 50 Ave, Cold Lake, AB T9M 1P4
Arkane Angel
5123 50 Ave, Cold Lake, AB T9M 2A6
★ 4.3 (23 Google reviews)
- Sells
International Battle & Hobby Card Collective (IBHCC Inc.)
#101, 5105 49 Street, Vegreville, AB T9C 1L9
★ 5 (9 Google reviews)
- Buys
- Sells
- Trades Singles
- Grading Services
- Pokemon
- Magic
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FAQ
- How many sports card shops are in Lloydminster?
- Lloydminster has 1 sports card shop listed on Sports Cards Near Me, with Border City Games ranking first at 4.7 stars from 94 reviews.
- Do any Lloydminster card shops buy collections?
- Yes — Border City Games lists buying collections as a service in Lloydminster. See shops that buy in Lloydminster
- Do Lloydminster shops sell Pokémon cards?
- Yes — Border City Games carries Pokémon cards in Lloydminster. See Pokémon shops in Lloydminster
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