Card Shops in Indiana

Indiana's 116 independent listings spread over 69 cities, and the leaderboard here rewards mid-sized towns more than most states do: Indianapolis has 9, but Evansville and Muncie both carry 7 — and Muncie is a city of under 70,000.

55 GameStop locations make up the chain side of the 171 total, with 13 cities holding nothing else. Indiana also has one of the highest "both" counts relative to its size: 19 listings are classified as carrying sports cards and trading card games alike, against 131 TCG-only-or-both and 59 sports-or-both.

Hours coverage is strong — 154 of 171 listings post a schedule — but the week is short at a lot of them: 40 close Mondays and 37 close Sundays, with 86 open all seven.

Every Indiana entry carries an address and a map link; 155 carry a phone number, 154 post hours, and 135 link to a website. 135 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. Legacy Games LLC in Columbia City (5.0 stars from 85 reviews), Clever Bay Sports & Gaming in Evansville (5.0 stars from 78 reviews), and The Hobby Den in Evansville (4.9 stars from 178 reviews) lead on rating weighted by review count.

59 Indiana listings are thin enough to stay out of search results. Hours coverage is the state's strongest field in relative terms — 154 of 171 — and worth using, because the Indiana week is shorter than most: fewer than half of the shops with a posted schedule are open all seven days.