You can buy Pokémon cards from a variety of physical and online retailers: Physical Stores:
- Major retailers like Walmart, Target, Best Buy, GameStop, and Barnes & Noble regularly carry Pokémon cards
- Other stores include Hobby Lobby, Michael's, Kohl's, TJ Maxx, Party City, Burlington, Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, and specialty local game or card shops
- Bookstores such as Barnes & Noble and 2nd and Charles also stock Pokémon cards
Online Stores:
- The official Pokémon Center website offers cards and merchandise
- Large online marketplaces like Amazon, TCGplayer, and Cardmarket (Europe’s largest Pokémon card marketplace) provide a wide selection of singles, booster packs, and decks
- Specialty online shops such as Magic Madhouse, Troll and Toad, and collectorscache.com are also trusted sources
- Ebay and Mercari are popular for buying singles and collections but require caution to avoid scams
Specialized Shops:
- For German Pokémon cards, stores like God of Cards offer a large selection at affordable prices
- LottiCards is another online shop known for a wide range of Pokémon cards and fast shipping
When buying, especially online, be mindful of pricing above MSRP and verify the legitimacy of sellers to avoid counterfeit cards
. In summary, you can buy Pokémon cards at major retail chains, local game stores, and numerous trusted online platforms including the official Pokémon Center, Amazon, TCGplayer, and Cardmarket
