Sports Card Shops in Collingwood
Collingwood, Ontario has 1 sports card shop listed on Sports Cards Near Me. Local listings include Pokemon and Sells. Use the interactive map on this page to compare locations and get directions to the shop nearest you.
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Event Horizon Hobbies
845 King St Suite 7-9, Midland, ON L4R 0B7
★ 4.7 (166 Google reviews)
- Sells
- Magic
- Pokemon
- Other
Doug Laurie Sports
Bayfield Mall, Rear entrance by MTO & Bowlerama Back of mall behind Canadian Tire, 320 Bayfield St Unit 107, Barrie, ON L4M 3C1
★ 4.7 (46 Google reviews)
- Sells
- Hockey
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Football
Video Time
157 Bayfield St, Barrie, ON L4M 3B4
★ 3.7 (164 Google reviews)
- Sells
- Buys
Power Up Gaming
490 Mapleview Dr W #5, Barrie, ON L4N 6C3
★ 4.5 (681 Google reviews)
- Sells
- Buys
- Trades Singles
- Pokemon
- Magic
- Other
Loot Kingdom
159A Anne St S, Barrie, ON L4N 2E4
★ 4.8 (91 Google reviews)
- Sells
- Grading Services
- Sells Wax
- Trade Nights
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Football
- Hockey
- Pokemon
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FAQ
- How many sports card shops are in Collingwood?
- Collingwood has 1 sports card shop listed on Sports Cards Near Me.
- Do any Collingwood card shops buy collections?
- None of the Collingwood shops listed here currently advertise buying collections. Check the Ontario page for other cities that do. Ontario page
- Do Collingwood shops sell Pokémon cards?
- Yes — Onyx Cards & Games carries Pokémon cards in Collingwood. See Pokémon shops in Collingwood
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