The Coffer Cards & Collectibles

Sparks' anime and gaming hangout stacks Pokemon singles, Funko Pops, and retro consoles under one roof with weekly trade nights.

Along Oddie Boulevard, The Coffer reads like a crossover of a Pokemon shop, a retro arcade, and an anime convention booth. Glass cases up front hold graded and raw Pokemon singles, while the shelves behind them mix Funko Pops, anime figures, and a rotating stock of retro consoles and cartridges that regulars dig through on slower afternoons.

The card side of the business has grown into one of the more active trading cards Sparks has going, with staff hunting down rarer pulls for want lists and restocking sealed product whenever a new Pokemon set lands. The shop leans into community events too, running trading nights and casual tournament play that draw collectors over from Reno as much as locals from Sparks itself.

What separates this Sparks card shop from a straightforward singles counter is the breadth of the collectibles floor around it: a customer chasing a specific Pokemon card might just as easily walk out with a Funko exclusive or a Game Boy cartridge they hadn't planned on buying. That mix keeps the store busy well past a typical card-shop crowd.

Hours run late most weeknights, open until 9pm Tuesday through Thursday, though the shop is closed Mondays and trims to a 4pm close on Sundays. It sits in a small retail strip just off Oddie Boulevard with parking right out front, making it an easy stop before or after a trading night at one of the other Sparks-area shops.