Sell Sports Cards in Guelph

5 sports card shops in Guelph, Ontario list buying collections as a service in the Sports Cards Near Me directory. The Dragon ranks first on our weighted score, at 4.6 stars. This page ranks all of them below by rating, with addresses, so you can compare before you sell.

See every card shop in Guelph, or read our guide to selling a collection for how to sort, value, and prep what you have before you sell. Wondering about tax? Most collector sales fall under a $1,000 threshold and produce nothing to report — our guide to tax on selling cards in Canada explains where the line is.

Shops That Buy Collections in Guelph

  2. The Dragon

    55 Wyndham St N T-19B, Guelph, ON N1H 7T8

    ★ 4.6 (690 Google reviews)

    • Sells
    • Buys
    • Trade Nights
    • Pokemon
    • Magic
    • Other

  4. Royal Cat Records

    21 Macdonell St, Guelph, ON N1H 2Z3

    ★ 4.6 (230 Google reviews)

    • Sells
    • Buys

  6. Microplay Video Games & Collectibles

    130 Silvercreek Pkwy N, Guelph, ON N1H 7Y5

    ★ 4.5 (426 Google reviews)

    • Sells
    • Buys
    • Trades Singles
    • Pokemon
    • Magic
    • Other

  8. The Beat Goes On

    23 Wellington St E, Guelph, ON N1H 3R7

    ★ 4.5 (344 Google reviews)

    • Sells
    • Buys

  10. The Trading Post

    32 Essex St, Guelph, ON N1H 3K8

    ★ 4 (55 Google reviews)

    • Sells
    • Buys
    • Sells Wax
    • Trade Nights
    • Football
    • Magic
    • Pokemon

FAQ

Where can I sell sports cards in Guelph?
The Dragon, Royal Cat Records, Microplay Video Games & Collectibles, and 2 more buy sports card collections in Guelph, Ontario, according to Sports Cards Near Me. This page lists them ranked by rating. Guelph shop directory
How much are my cards worth?
There's no single number for a whole collection — value depends on the player, the card's rarity, and its condition, and it can vary a lot even within one binder. Our guide walks through how to sort a collection and tell what's actually worth a closer look before you sell. guide to selling a collection
Is it better to sell to a shop or online?
A local shop is the fastest option and pays on the spot, but the price reflects the fact that the shop still has to resell what it buys from you. Selling it yourself online usually nets more, at the cost of photographing, listing, and shipping every card yourself. Our guide compares the full range of options. guide to selling a collection

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