The Old Brick and Mortar Card Store

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

I recently drove through my hometown, Leesburg, FL, and saw a card shop. The shop, Not Just Cardboard, sold cards and comics. It was cramped into a shop much too smal for its inventory. Funny thing was that I knew the kid behind the counter because I used to be a camp counselor back when he went to summer camp. There wasn't anything that I collect but they had a good assortment of stuff from the 20s to present at affordable prices. I would recommend the shop.

[glynparson]

People have these preconceived notions that all card shops are overpriced. It has afforded me the opportunity to make many many great purchases over my approximately 35 years of collecting cards. (40 years old)

[hangman62]

I travel often for my job..yrs ago when you had many a brick and mortar card shop....you could say the city..and I would tell you the best card shop in the area !.... Apple Valley MN, Gladstone MO,Mechanicsburg PA,Boise ID,... now a days...if your lucky to find a store..its often disappointing to the true vintage collector

RalG

[peterose4hof]

Originally Posted by I Only Smoke 4 the Cards

I recently drove through my hometown, Leesburg, FL, and saw a card shop. The shop, Not Just Cardboard, sold cards and comics. It was cramped into a shop much too smal for its inventory. Funny thing was that I knew the kid behind the counter because I used to be a camp counselor back when he went to summer camp. There wasn't anything that I collect but they had a good assortment of stuff from the 20s to present at affordable prices. I would recommend the shop.

I live about an hour from Leesburg. I will have to check out this store some time.