A 10,000 sq ft Oklahoma City pop-culture warehouse where trading cards and Pokemon packs share aisles with themed rooms of vintage toys and wrestling relics.
Ten thousand square feet is a lot of nostalgia, and High 5 Retro Guys uses every inch of it. This Meridian Avenue destination on Oklahoma City's west side organizes its floor into themed sections — Star Wars, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, pro wrestling, Hot Wheels, LEGO, horror, anime — with a dedicated card area folded into the treasure hunt. Collectors come for Funko Pops and leave with booster packs, or the other way around; either way, first-timers routinely describe the place as overwhelming in the best sense.
As an Oklahoma City card shop experience, this one is unconventional. Rather than a wall of singles cases, you get trading cards embedded in a broader vintage ecosystem: Pokemon product alongside sports cards, comics, and decades of toy lines. That mix makes it a strong stop for lapsed collectors easing back into the hobby, parents shopping with kids who collect everything at once, and anyone hunting crossover pieces like WWE cards to match the wrestling figures two aisles over.
Owners Aaron and the crew have built a reputation for treating browsers like regulars — one Google reviewer described staff treating his son 'like a champion for his birthday.' The store encourages haggling ('wheel and deal' is literally on their website), offers layaway for bigger grails, and runs weekly diecast, Funko, and comic sales on Whatnot for collectors who cannot make it in person. In-store events pop up too; ask at the counter or watch the Facebook page.
Plan a real visit, not a drive-by: regulars say an hour disappears fast in here. Hours are noon to 7 PM Monday through Saturday and noon to 6 PM Sunday, with free lot parking off Meridian just south of NW 10th. Call 405-724-7772 before making a long trip for a specific card product — inventory rotates constantly as collections come through the buy counter.
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