Route 66 Coin & Collectibles

Route 66 Coin & Collectibles pairs a Flagstaff bullion counter with a Pokemon and sports card section, comics, and vintage toys under one roof on East Route 66.

The big Pokemon sign out front tells you this isn't only a coin shop. Route 66 Coin & Collectibles operates out of the Sammy's Auto Parts building at 1996 East Route 66 on Flagstaff's east side, and while the core business is gold and silver bullion, US and world coins, currency, and stamps, a dedicated corner is given over to trading cards. Owner Dave and a family crew have built one of the most-reviewed collectibles businesses in the city, with a 4.8 Google rating across more than 570 reviews.

The card selection leans Pokemon and sports: packs, singles, and a mix of baseball and football alongside vintage comic cards. Comics, Beanie Babies, vintage camera gear, and odd finds share the shelves, so a visit feels closer to a collectibles hunt than a hobby-shop run. Staff have a reputation for helping kids sort through Pokemon and explaining what a card is worth, which is a big part of why families keep coming back.

This is a dealer-style operation. The shop buys as well as sells, and reviewers describe negotiating on price across cards, coins, and antiques. There are no tournaments, no play tables, and no grading submissions, so serious TCG players will want Geekery Games or CAB for events; this is the stop for a collector who wants to check silver spot and flip through a sports card binder in the same trip.

Hours are consistent, 10AM to 6PM Monday through Saturday, closed Sunday. Parking is easy along Route 66, and the location makes it a natural pairing with the antique shops farther west on the same road. For sports cards in Flagstaff outside the downtown core, keep this Flagstaff card shop on the list.