Hobby Shops in Wyoming, MI

“The owner was extremely nice, and the prices of the Pokemon Booster Packs were extremely reasonable. It looked like they had a good assortment of comics in the shop, but I didn't look at them too closely. I highly recommend visiting the shop!”

“It is one of the best places in West Michigan to purchase your precious metals. I've been buying from Jerry for years. I bring my sons with me so they can see what real wealth is and so they can see how to negotiate. Jerry treats my children well, and my children enjoy Jerry.”

“I've spent a good number of paydays ripping packs from this store over the past couple of months. It became a rush to spend hundreds chasing that feeling of being a kid pulling something good and being able to afford it. While there is sort of a negative experience that follows, don't get me wrong, this is a great shop to buy from and discuss products with. They're knowledgeable when it comes to making a sale about prospect sports cards to collect and it's fun to discuss stuff like that with them. However as many of other reviews attest to, be forewarned if you approach about buying cards that you've pulled and believe to be valuable. There's a clear discrepancy between their knowledge and their desire to make a profit when it comes to appraising specific items. Outside of the standard that they're only going to give you 50% or so of comps you find on the web and half of it will be store credit which is fine and expected, they'll say and do things like if you're selling a raw card attempt to tell you your card will not grade high if sent to PSA when there's no realistic evidence of that. All of a sudden that same energy they have getting you to buy and rip the packs like "Try to find this guy!" becomes very negative when you do hit the big card and talk to them about offers. I had short prints of some of the biggest names people are buying from every sport (Victor Wembanyama, CJ Stroud and Caitlin Clark) and not to disrespect an employee by calling him out, he claimed they were going to end up in a bargain bin and they couldn't take a loss on an offer. Some were evaluated as base cards when they were hologramed or chrome refractors. In my opinion the market may be getting overflooded with those but a numbered card or rare insert or auto should still hold up. I made an agreement so this is on me, but next thing my cards were in the display case for a good $40 each more than I received from them.There's no hard feelings and I know that the situation was all a matter of perspective which is why I'm not going 1 star or anything because they are good guys who just enjoy sports like I do and I appreciated recently finding them one day as part of getting back into collecting. It's just the selling that I advise to proceed with caution.”