Wonder Water Sports Cards Comics & Games

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Yes, we are an Authorized Submission Center for Beckett Grading Services. We submit as a group, to save on shipping and insurance. Faster service is available for individual submissions, as well. We now work with KK Sportscards, an authorized PSA account. They have a kiosk, in store, where you may bring cards for weekly submissions.

For our Standard Back Issues, we always offer the following discounts: Purchase 6-10 comics and receive 20% off. Members receive an additional 10% or 20% off. Purchase 11-50 comics and receive 40% off. Purchase 51-100 comics and receive 60% off. Purchase 100+ comics and receive 80% off. Members receive 10% or 20% off Better Back Issues and Wall Books. Our one-year memberships are $9.95 and $24.95, respectively. Bags and boards are 20 cents on New Releases and Current Comics, but are included for Standard and Better Back Issues, as well as Wall Books.

we have some, not a huge stock, but we are actually investigating expanding our Anime and Manga selection.

yes we have it in stock.

We are an authorized submission center for both Beckett and PSA. Call us for the very detailed answer to your question.

I do not know of any local buyers. On line, you could try to contact dtacollectibles.com, which used to be in Tampa.

It depends on what you have. They like Rookie cards and more sought after uncommon rare cards. They are more than likely not interested in overproduced or junk wax era commons. I have seen some hand organized sets in the store, but they have been there a while.

While we cannot go through all 600 cards, a single binder of cards is workable. If you call, we can better determine what you have. We are very specific with what we are purchasing: 1. Good rookie cards (worth at least $25,) mostly in baseball and football. 2. Baseball singles, prior to 1970, that are star players, not "commons." Always keep in mind that players who have a history of steroid use, jail time, or social controversy are not in demand; and that the vast majority of cards from the mid-1980's through the mid-1990's are not of interest, due to over-production, and thus, lack of monetary value.