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Trading Card Shops in Eugene, Oregon

Eugene's four card shops are arranged in two pairs, each within a few doors of the other, which makes this one of the easiest cities in the country to shop properly on foot.

Downtown on East 11th Avenue, Eugene Toy & Hobby has anchored the same address since 1933, stocking Pokémon, Gundam kits and trading cards alongside model trains and puzzles. Three doors down at number 26, Addictive Behaviors runs the opposite play: a deep singles wall, a packed weekly event calendar, and regional qualifiers. Between them they cover nostalgia and competitive TCG on the same block.

The sports pair sits a few streets west. A & J Sports Cards on West 6th has been owner Brian's shop for over two decades, pairing rare singles and hobby boxes with regular group breaks. Around the corner in the Whiteaker neighborhood, Hooker's Sports Cards is where owner Dennis works the counter himself, stocking cards and comics at what locals consistently describe as the friendliest prices in town.

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A shop that has been open since 1933

Eugene Toy & Hobby has been at 32 East 11th Avenue since 1933. That is not a rounded number or a marketing claim about heritage — it is the same address, continuously, for over ninety years.

Very few businesses in any retail category last that long, and almost none in a hobby that has been through the junk wax crash, two speculative bubbles and the arrival of the internet. What it stocks now reflects that longevity: Pokémon and trading cards sit alongside model trains, RC cars, Gundam kits, Lego, puzzles and tarot decks. It is a toy and hobby store that carries cards, not a card shop, and that is the point.

Practically, it keeps the most consistent hours of the Eugene shops we list — open seven days — which makes it the reliable fallback when everything else is shut.

The East 11th block: nostalgia next door to competitive

Three doors from Eugene Toy & Hobby, at 26 East 11th, Addictive Behaviors does something completely different: a deep singles wall, a packed weekly event calendar, and regional qualifiers. It is the tournament hub of the city.

Two shops that close on the same block and share almost no customers on any given visit is an unusually good arrangement. If you collect casually, one is your stop; if you play competitively, the other is. If you do both, you walk fifty feet.

Their hours differ in a way that tells you what each is for. Eugene Toy & Hobby runs a steady daytime schedule seven days a week. Addictive Behaviors opens at midday and runs into the evening, later on Fridays, and closes Sundays — because that is when events fire.

The sports pair, and two owners behind two counters

A few streets west, Eugene's sports shops are both owner-operated, which is increasingly rare and worth seeking out.

A & J Sports Cards at 1478 West 6th Avenue has been owner Brian's shop for more than two decades, pairing rare singles and hobby boxes with regular group breaks. Weekday hours with a short Saturday, closed Sundays.

Hooker's Sports Cards at 293 West 7th, in the Whiteaker neighborhood, is where owner Dennis works the counter himself, carrying sports cards, Pokémon and comics. Reviewers consistently single out the pricing as the friendliest in the city, which is the sort of thing you only get from an owner setting prices rather than a chain.

Buying from the person who owns the shop changes the transaction. They can make a deal on the spot, they remember what you collect, and they will set things aside. Our questions to ask a card shop covers how to get the most from that relationship.

No shows here — Portland is the circuit

Eugene has no card shows on the calendar, and that is normal for the city rather than a temporary gap. Oregon's show circuit runs almost entirely out of the Portland metro, roughly two hours north.

Portland is a considerably deeper market with a more active event scene; Salem, an hour up I-5, is the nearer option. If you want a show floor — multiple dealers competing, deep vintage, the chance to sell to more than one buyer in an afternoon — that is the trip.

What Eugene has instead is weekly organised play, and Addictive Behaviors running regional qualifiers means competitive players do not have to leave town for meaningful events. Check the Oregon events calendar for anything scheduled, and note that Oregon charges no sales tax, so a Portland buying trip costs you nothing extra at the register.

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❓ Card Shops in Eugene — FAQ

What is the oldest card shop in Eugene?
Eugene Toy & Hobby at 32 East 11th Avenue, which has been at the same downtown address since 1933 — over ninety years continuously. It is a toy and hobby store that carries trading cards rather than a dedicated card shop, stocking Pokémon and Gundam alongside model trains, Lego and puzzles. It also keeps the most consistent hours of the Eugene shops we list, open seven days a week.
Where can I buy Pokémon cards in Eugene?
Three of Eugene's four shops carry Pokémon. Eugene Toy & Hobby at 32 East 11th stocks Pokémon and Japanese cards alongside its wider hobby range. Addictive Behaviors three doors down at number 26 has the deep singles wall and runs weekly events. Hooker's Sports Cards in Whiteaker carries Pokémon alongside sports and comics. For a single trip, the East 11th block gives you two of the three within fifty feet.
Which Eugene card shop is open latest?
Addictive Behaviors at 26 East 11th runs into the evening on weeknights and later on Fridays, though it closes Sundays. Eugene Toy & Hobby is the only one open all seven days. Both sports shops keep daytime hours and close Sundays — A & J runs a short Saturday, and Hooker's closes early evening. Current times are on the shop cards above.
What are the best card shops in Eugene?
A & J Sports Cards and Hooker's Sports Cards share the top rating, and both are owner-operated — Brian at A & J for over two decades, Dennis working his own counter at Hooker's. Eugene Toy & Hobby follows closely with over ninety years at the same address. Best depends on what you collect: the sports pair on West 6th and 7th, or the East 11th block for TCG.
Do Eugene card shops buy collections?
A & J Sports Cards and Hooker's Sports Cards are both owner-run sports shops that buy, and dealing directly with an owner usually means a faster, more flexible negotiation than a chain counter. Price your collection before you go — our selling guide covers how to do that and what a fair shop offer looks like against eBay and TCGplayer.
Are there card shows in Eugene, Oregon?
No — Eugene has no card shows scheduled, and Oregon's circuit runs almost entirely out of the Portland metro about two hours north. Portland is a much deeper market with a more active event scene; Salem is the nearer option, an hour up I-5. Oregon charges no sales tax, so a buying trip north costs nothing extra at the register. Check the Oregon events calendar.
Where can I get cards graded in Eugene?
No Eugene shop is currently listed as running PSA submissions, so most collectors here submit directly. That means a PSA account, correct packing, and insured shipping both ways — budget $10 to $30 inbound regardless of how many cards you send, which is a good argument for batching. Our submission packing guide covers exactly what PSA requires.

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