Although the employees are friendly and helpful, the prices on anything they have not hockey, is…read moreabsolutely outrageous. I purchased a Basketball and football box there for double of what I could of gotten it for on StockX or at many other retailers. will not be going back here anymore

I get cards for my husband on CNC all the time. The customer service is excellent and they are fair…read moreas can be in business. I always enjoy a good group break with my hubby and have a great time making friends in the chat. :) Highly recommend for card collectors!

Ulymar is exteremly unprofessional. I emailed asking a simple question in regards to how the…read morecrystal are mined and making sure they are safe (as safe as they can be) He than accuses me of also destroying the earth with my cell phone and other things... AND compares crystals to Natural disasters. Emails from him are copied below. STAY AWAY ! go with a trusted company... Email exchange #1: Dear Mandy, This is a "million dollar" question. We know you may be concerned about ethically sourced or mined products. Unfortunately we can't say much in this regards because we buy gemstones from all over the world and many times we don't even know how exactly they were mined. If you anyone tells you differently, it's only a guess or misleading. One thing we can say for sure is that for the most part our goodies are produced and purchased in a manner that demonstrates respect for the people who produce them. We support small mines and this is crucial for stimulating their local economy. Because we deal with relatively low grade gemstones, there is not much corporate commercial pressure over and most of the mining is made by freelance miners, which in Brazil, for example, is called "garimpeiro", kind of sole or freelance miner/prospector. Email exchange #2: Hi Mandy, Yes, of course I can help you understand as far as to my knowledge. First of all you have to have in mind that this is nothing to worry about in comparison to the real earth destroying attacks we have nowadays in different fields. As I told you in previous email, the business we are in is a very, very much little scale mining (see attached a illustrative picture). This is not to say miner would make a dig and wouldn't repose the original state. Of course this may happens and does happen, but in a very small scale as said above and compared for example with the mining of iron ore, oil and other ore with global disasters that media barely talks about (see also attached pictures for comparison). See here, for example of what happened in Brazil twice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKZUZQytads (worst natural disaster in earth history).... and doesn't need to mention about the gulf disaster: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/a-14-year-long-oil-spill-in-the-gulf-of-mexico-verges-on-becoming-one-of-the-worst-in-us-history/2018/10/20/f9a66fd0-9045-11e8-bcd5-9d911c784c38_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.05f53a820f35 ... Other fields like agricultural where lands as big as some european countries are taken over for the producing of soy, corn and other commodities where all the wildlife is killed, snakes, small, medium and large wild life animals, fishes and entire rivers are dried up, etc. Again, with the mining and producing of crystals and mineral specimens is nothing to worry about. We are not talking about diamond, gem grade precious stones such as emerald, ruby and sapphire. In fact, most of what we deal with are actually sub-products of many other mining, like hunter/gatherer/collectors to say the least. And the final email where he times me I am ruining the earth. Dear Mandy, Unfortunately you didn't understand the core of the matter I wanted to show, which very few people in the world would have such comprehension. You are lucky to have come my way to have a clarifying description on how corporate mining and agriculture monocrop destroy the earth, not crystal mining with tiny wholes made by humble community people we are proud to support. Unfortunately again you didn't understand the matter, but please, go ahead and share it the surely many people will understand. Ultimately, you are and we all are responsible for the earth destruction from the houses we live in, the clothes we put on, the electronics we work and play with. Everything is made of mining resources, think of it... Not barely cheap crystals! Unless you prefer to hear lies from other suppliers, not me. Be well,

Stone bridge has been a go to for about 2 years for me and my sisters now, I love how the staff are…read morevery accommodating and give off very pleasant vibes! The selection is amazing and they are also amazing because they help small businesses! Overall a pleasant experience :)

This place is amazing for magic the gathering commander format and they have a thriving Japanese…read morecard game community! Highly recommend Atlas collectibles because all the staff is super friendly and very attentive to the customer if your looking to get into Magic: The Gathering or some of the many Japanese card games such as Cardfight!! Vanguard, Weiss Shwarze, Gundam TCG then this is the place to go. The prices are all very fair and it's not too expensive for things so overall a good place to find things for a cheaper price.

Did not ship what was ordered. Completely non-responsive to multiple attempts to resolve the issue.read more

Amazing selection of products and friendly staff. Great variety of crystals and tarot cards,…read morecandles, jewellery for all different price points

I did the Pamper yourself package, the whole experience was great from the knowledgeable, friendly…read morestaff, and the different types of therapy which were relaxing and nothing like I have experienced before :).Definitely coming back!!

Mainly I love the selection. Something for everyone. lots of fun and great prices. check out the…read moreelectronics dept.

This place is awesome. They have a little bit of everything. You'll be surprised with what you…read moremight walk out of here with. Lots of really cool military surplus stuff. A lot of camping and survival gear. The tool section is a bit sketchy, Its mostly all made in china crap that will break the first time you use it. I got a 3/8'' ratchet extension and i twisted it right off on a 1/2'' bolt. But you get what you pay for i guess, for $3 you can just chuck it out and buy another one. Overall a cool store.