I just found out about this site. I thought the trading card niche died a long time ago. I haven't collected trading cards since I was a kid. I mostly collected superhero cards. I always wanted to continue this hobby but I could no longer find any location that sold them. I just want to know how I go about getting my hands on them now?
I read the updates about upcoming sets, but I have no idea how to get them. I want to get a box of marvel superhero cards and open a pack of cards once a day
I don't care how this makes me sound, but this site makes me feel like a kid again.
I am not sure about Canada, but many Comic Shops in the states carry non-sport cards, and generally sports card shops either carry a limited amount or can order some, additionally in the states mass merchants (Target and Walmart) carry product as well.
If none of those work for you there is an advertiser section on Card Talk where you can find lots of dealers, or check eBay.
Welcome back!
Jon
Posts: 5422 | Location: Parts Unknown. | Registered: January 25, 2001
Lumo You have listed no contact info in your profile so that I can provide some info about where to get nonsport cards in Canada.There are a number of shows in the Toronto area where there are sevral sellers of nonsport cards set up
Posts: 2604 | Location: Canada | Registered: April 21, 2002
Welcome aboard Lumo! You'll soon learn the many ways of how to get a hold of cards, packs, boxes and cases. There's plenty of collectors and dealers that are very helpful.
____________________ I'm looking for colored "Robots the Movie" sketch cards by Inkworks.
Lumo, welcome back, and enjoy the hobby again. It's much different now,with autographs and sketches, but it's still enjoyable, and Card talk is full of good people to trade with if you need something.
Posts: 2914 | Location: Crystal Lake, IL | Registered: December 04, 2000
As a new collector, it has be a wonder find for information and help.
