Card Shops in Ohio

Ohio lists 198 independent card shops across 125 cities — third most in the country — and does it without a dominant metro. Columbus tops the list at 10, Cincinnati follows with 8, and after that Dayton (5), Youngstown (5), and Akron (4) are all within a shop or two of each other.

91 of the state's 154 listed cities hold exactly one shop, which is what a state with this many mid-sized towns looks like in a directory. 97 GameStop locations make up the rest of the 295 total and 29 cities are chain-only.

Classification runs 208 trading card games to 104 sports cards with 17 under both. Sunday closing is common: 64 of the 257 shops with posted hours list Sunday as closed, and 54 list Monday.

Every Ohio entry carries an address and a map link; 276 carry a phone number, 257 post hours, and 226 link to a website. 220 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. Midwest Cards in Columbus (5.0 stars from 1,596 reviews), RozayPoke in Painesville (5.0 stars from 138 reviews), and Ridin High Cards in Marysville (5.0 stars from 88 reviews) lead on rating weighted by review volume.

108 Ohio listings are thin records kept out of search results. The rest are well covered: 276 of 295 carry a phone number, 226 a website and 220 a Google rating. With no dominant metro, the A–Z city index below is the practical way through this page.