Card Shops in Hawaii

Hawaii's 38 listings sit in 16 places across the islands, 29 of them independent. Honolulu holds 10 of the independents on its own, with Aiea (4), Waipahu (3), and Kaneohe (2) making up most of the rest of Oahu.

Island geography breaks the usual assumption behind a "nearby cities" list. Two shops fifteen miles apart on the same island are a short drive; two shops the same distance apart across a channel are a flight. The nearest-city distances shown on Hawaii city pages are straight-line figures computed from coordinates and should be read with that in mind.

30 listings are classified trading card games and 11 sports cards, 3 both. 31 carry posted hours; 17 of those show seven days and 8 close on Sunday.

Every Hawaii entry carries an address and a map link; 35 carry a phone number, 31 post hours, and 28 link to a website. 26 have a Google rating attached, which is what the ranking on each list page is built from. Stock, buy prices and event nights are not fields in this dataset, so nothing here can tell you what is in a case today. IWinGames in Waipahu (4.9 stars from 53 reviews), Crows Nest in Lihue (4.9 stars from 51 reviews), and Maui Sports Cards in Kahului (5.0 stars from 25 reviews) score highest on rating weighted by reviews.

Coverage of the practical fields is reasonable: 35 of 38 listings carry a phone number and 28 a website. 10 are thin enough to be kept out of search results. With inter-island travel involved in almost any comparison, the phone number is the field to use before committing to anything beyond your own island.