A perfect store for that little thing you needed but forgot about. The staff is really nice and…read moremakes good conversation. The prices are a bit high but worth it for most of the products. Recommend this place for that last minute birthday card or for Pokémon cards.

Someone cheated in this store, taking all the Pokémon packs that had good cards and selling only…read morethe ones with garbage cards for $5.50 each. We bought 5 packs of Pokémon Astral Radiance in late May 2022. There were zero good cards. With a 50% hit rate, going 0 for 5 is exceedingly rare. Ok fine. We got unlucky. But then we have a friend who bought 7 packs and nothing. And another friend who bought 10 packs (5 packs twice). Nothing nothing nothing. Now that is mathematically impossible. We go online and see that if you have a gram scale, you can weigh each Pokémon pack. The packs with good cards are 22.5-22.8 grams. The ones without are 22.1-22.4 grams. Impossible to tell the difference without a gram scale. I went to the store and explained. The owner, a 60-something Korean man - just says "no no. No no". I explain again and he says "sometimes Pokémon cards are fake". I asked if he was selling fake cards? "No no. No no". I know I am not the only one to complain about this. I gave the owner a chance to respond before posting this bad review. He denied everything and was dismissive. Check my prior reviews. I have never given such a bad review to anyone. Never. I will not be patronizing this store for anything anymore.

Great store and friendly owner and employees. Came here for Magic tournaments which were super fun…read moreand well run.

READ THIS BEFORE SELLING YOUR COLLECTION To HERO COMICS & CARDS!…read more I walk in and the owner shows me this incredible card collection he just bought from someone and starts bragging how he already sold a card for $2000. Mind you, he had no idea how to identify some of these cards. I've been in this hobby for 10+ years and I was more than happy to show him everything I know on about how to identify a card. One of the cards I helped him identify was worth $900-1300 conservatively and in NM condition. When he found out how much this card was worth he told me he didn't even factor this card into the value of the collection when he paid for the collection. He said that he thought this particular card wasn't real or was tacky. If you do not know how to evaluate certain cards don't accept them but instead do the right thing and guide your customers to a place that can evaluate a collection appropriately. This should be common sense for someone who has been in the industry as long as you have been. When the owner realized how much the card was worth he didn't seem too concerned about ripping the person off at all! Instead he said "sometimes not knowing what a collection is worth can truly payoff," then he laughed. I really tried to have a good conversation with this man but deep down my intuition was screaming that this person was lost in Greed. There was one card I wanted to buy and he wasn't even willing to sell the card for fair market value even though I helped him identify these cards. All of a sudden somehow he became the expert and was suggesting that these cards were worth more than they actually were. He kept referencing TCG player prices but he knows nothing about how this market works and pretends he does! He didn't even know how to look up these cards on TCGplayer until I showed him. The prices you find on TCGplayer are oftentimes above market value and you can almost always find them cheaper on eBay! Don't deal in a market you're clearly not informed enough to deal in. Be ethical and guide people in the right direction rather than try and fill your own pockets. It's just really sad businesses like Hero Comics exist. I feel for the customer who didn't get the value for their collection that they truly deserved. If you are looking to sell a collection get a quote from multiple card shops before actually selling your cards. If you find out your cards are worth a pretty penny reach out to an online auction that pays 90% of a cards value! Their are plenty of local card shops that know what they're doing and won't accept cards that they are not experts in. Many of these shops are fully transparent with you about the cards you have and can guide you into the right direction. And to Hero Comics, no one is perfect, do the right thing, actually reach out to the person, and be fully transparent with them on what the cards are worth and what they sell for. Give them at least a 70% commission which is industry standard for most card-shops. Take accountability, learn, and grow. I'm confident you will.

Awesome new card store! The owner is a terrific guy - knowledgeable and fair. Great selection and…read morelots of fun to be had browsing the $5 and under bins. They've been so patient and lovely with my two middle school-age boys. We plan to return again and again!

It's a decent store, but the name is quite misleading. The inventory was small and fairly limited…read more There are stores with better selection within a 20 minute drive, much less around the world. I have been fortunate enough to travel the country and often stop at card shops. There are places like Burbank Sportscards and Midwest Cards that could legitimately claim this title, as they have miles of wax from all eras. That wasn't the case here at all. I also tried to buy team bags for one touches and were told they didn't have any. This is a basic accessory available at 99% of card shops. Ok overall, but didn't live up to their own hype.

The store has been in town for over a year now and I've frequented often. The fact that a store…read morewith this kind of character and charm has decided to stick it out speaks to the commitment Corinne (owner) and John (GM) have to offering this unique blend of vintage movies, sports, and collectibles to the community. And like any brick and mortar store, profit margins are tight. That said, in numerous business encounters, I've found pricing to be beyond fair and reasonable. But this is not eBay, Amazon or Walmart. They simply can't "meet or beat" any price when their inventory might be limited in a certain category and/or procured at a price point they can't simply ignore. I would hope a community that wants to see stores like this thrive would appreciate that it must be supported, not by blindly overpaying for product, but understanding that much of the store's stock of merchandise has come to it through many channels and being ok with modest premiums on some (by no means all) items over what you'll find on the internet (where there is no tangible relationship between the parties and the transactions are cold and detached--where the provenance of more esoteric items is questionable at best). Unfortunately, I've seen the store have to put up signs discouraging haggling and rummaging through product. This isn't an ancient Arabian bazaar where you have to haggle for every dollar and deal or you'll lose credibility. It's a business with dedicated individuals trying to offer a welcoming and unique space while pricing the best they can within their modest profit margin targets. And this is not a clubhouse or an extension of your den. Please try to treat the store, merchandise, and humans working here with respect and graciousness. I promise you'll get it in return. And because this is not your play room, but a store catering to the public (many of which come equipped with video security), do not have some misguided expectation that you can berate or criticize the store, its pricing or product and maintain your "privacy". Others in the community who shop here can see and hear you, you're not in your house. And everyone has cell phone cameras that capture any number of public interactions every second of the day. If common decency has no sway over how you carry yourself in public, at least understand that you can't simply carry on with impunity and expect to be cloaked in anonymity. In short, I encourage my fellow patrons to please not let scrounging for the next deal or the impulse to try and nickel and dime the store, because it is unique and accessible, create an atmosphere like so many other impersonal chain stores. Where the desperation to get a better deal, and not (ever) to feel like we've overpaid, turns us into the epitome of lowbrow consumer who doesn't even seem to enjoy the experience. If we think we deserve better, let's try to act our best when shopping at Perfectly Centered and elsewhere in town, and we might just end up being right.

Love this store. The owner Corinne is an absolute doll. Local collectible stores like Perfectly…read moreCentered are so hard to find in person!

Great store. they have everything. Great staff. You can buy all kinds of cards, newspapers,…read morecigars.

New owners! They do not do balloon deliveries to party venues! So disappointed! Not the same vibe…read moreas the old place. Still convenient for a card here and there.

I like to look through value boxes and they have a ton. If you buy 10 cards they are .50 a piece…read more More of a modern selection than vintage or 90s. Lots of TCG and they have a rewards program which I think is good for return customers.

scammer!!! i ordered…read morefrom this store on april 16 on a live stream, where you buy booster packs and they rip them, i pulled an amazing card on their stream and they refunded me. i did not get my cards that were worth way more. they delete my messages in stream and they leave my contact on read. do not order from these people they are con artists.ive sent emails, talked through them through the app, and through tehy stream and they block me and ignore me. if this post is still up they have not reached out and tried to fix this. i repeat, do not buy!!! proof is in the photos

Great selection organized by developmental age. Great toys! Lovely customer service in the shopread more

I loved this little shop. It was my first time there…read more I went in looking for craft kits for a project I could do with my daughter and was completely surprised at the incredible selection. I mentioned it to the owner and she said they usually have more. I thought the prices were quite good. I ended up buying a small kit to start that was only $5.99, that made a ton of bracelets. While I was there, another customer came in looking for something she couldn't find in other shops. They had the exact toy she wanted and she was so excited. It was a sweet moment to witness. I'll definitely be going back. Shopping local beats online anytime.

Firstly, excellent customer service! I didn't ask the woman what her name was but she was very…read moreexcited to show me some puzzles for my one-year old grandson when I asked. She also recommended a wonderful dimple fidget toy. My grandson was delighted with everything. We ended up buying a few, including a well designed standing rocket puzzle. We will definitely be back!

Lovely store with every kind of toy you can think of. Staff is kind and offers great suggestions…read moreabout what to buy.