Such a nice store with so many options. Whether decorating your home, being creative or finding a…read morespecial gift. It's all here in this one store that is kept clean and organized.

Really great amount of n scale at reasonable price. From Pa. but purchased large amount while…read morehere. Got business card. Will be ordering more on line

Dan has impeccable taste and is super creative with his Lego. I came here all the time while…read morebuilding a Lego model of our Victorian home and he was patient with me sifting through the bins for baby blue bricks. A great local gem!!!

A good selection of items, both new and pre-owned! They even carry stuff that you can usually only…read morebuy online through the Lego store. Prices are very reasonable on most items. Just like the Lego store, sets are separated by theme, to make it easier to find what you're looking for, and there is a build a minifigure station. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, and I would definitely visit again, if I'm in the area. 23/2024

Saw that there was a Star Wars pop-up here this past Sunday, May 4. We stopped in to see what…read morevendors were there as well as checking out Dungeons And Dragons accessories. The pop-up only had a couple of vendors that were selling Star Wars related items. Those vendors were fantastic. Would've liked to have seen more vendors, but afterwards we focused on D&D accessories. Lots of options for D&D gamers. The place was pretty busy with people, but still had a lot of room to move around.

This is just my experience from their online store, but I have been so impressed with their…read morecustomer service the two times I've had to contact them. I had purchased a board game but had to email them to cancel the order before they would ship it. I received an email from them two hours later that they canceled without any issues! The second time I contacted them, it was for a pre-owned item that I purchased that came with at least 15+ expansions (Too Many Bones EVERYTHING) and the only thing that wasn't accounted for was a missing dice (which I would say is pretty good all things considering). I've seen many times on Reddit of people who had a missing component and that Noble Knight Games have inventory/stock of missing parts/components which they can send replacements to you. Unfortunately they didn't have the dice that I was missing, so they instead issued me a partial refund which I was fine with as the bundle was still worth it value-wise. There weren't big elaborate hoops that I had to jump through to be made right, and I can just tell they want their customers to be satisfied at the end of the day and not feel to be made like we're lying. They're now my first stop to buy pre-owned games because not only do they have really competitive prices, but if I'm missing any components, I at least have a peace of mind knowing their customer service is second to none.

This is a spacious and beautiful store with a lot of great retail games to buyas well as a generous…read moreplay area for tabletop games as well as card games! I was visiting from out of town and stopped in for Magic: the Gathering games of EDH/Commander. The staff was exceptionally kind and informative, and the clientele all were great to play with! If I lived here, I would definitely be here weekly and I definitely encourage anyone curious to check it out! They also have sodas available for purchase, and my only gripe was that they didn't have a better variety of drinks, especially healthier ones, or small bites. I'll hopefully be able to return soon!

Avoid doing business with this shop. I bought a rare book on their website, which was listed as in…read morestock. A couple of days later, the seller canceled my order and refunded my money without any notice or explanation. Their excuse was that they could not fulfill an out-of-state order because they could not charge sales tax. I paid shipping and sales tax on the order, and there was no notice of any restrictions on their website. Curiously, the book was no longer in stock after they canceled my order, and they ignored my communications to find a resolution. This strikes me as dishonest and a poor way to treat customers.

In 1987, I found a 1925D Indian Head $2.50 gold piece in the high grass of my campsite at Teton…read moreNat'l Park, while deciding where to place my tent (within site of gorgeous Mt. Moran across the lake!). The coin was the size of a dime (approx.). I kept it all these years and finally decided to sell it, due to gold prices being up. I also had a gold band, kept from my divorce years ago. They gave me $780 (with the coin being about $414 of that). I was quite happy with it, and will bring them more business in the future! Terry M

Havent been in Jim's for awhile due to having to stop buying coins or get a divorce. So anyways,…read moreJim's is the best. They always treated me more than fair. Iv bought thousands of dollars worth of coins from Jim's mostly Morgans. Also a lot of Halfs and tokens. If Ken still works there he is a good one. They all are good at what they do. I miss my regular stops at Jim's. But the alternative us more important now.

Transcribing my review from Google: There's so many reasons…read moreI despise this place. I've been here on and off over the past 10 years and nothing has changed. Borderline rude/useless employees, Pokemon cards don't have prices listed, very limited selection of everything, the store is dingy and poorly lit as if they're trying to save money on electricity because their awful prices don't make them enough money, and more. They give 40% cash for selling your trading card singles to them, and charge an appraisal fee if you don't sell to them. LOL. Most card stores will give you around 70% cash for your cards. This place is only in business because people must not know about any of the other stores in the area. Traveling around to other card/hobby stores recently in other cities just reinforces my point about how people that frequent this store must not know how good a shop can be, and how Pegasus is on the bottom tier of what any game store should strive to be. Please just go to somewhere else local.

If you can muscle your way past the blatant virtue signaling at the door (because I'm sure that a…read moreplatoon of ICE stormtroopers want nothing more than to raid a suburban game store) you'll find that the store seems more interested in selling gaming as a lifestyle than actually selling games and gaming accessories. And when the staff can be pulled away from gossiping with each other and/or selling overpriced CCG cards to preteens (or more accurately their befuddled parents) they'll talk to you just long enough to make sneery comments about what you're interested in purchasing. There used to be a time when Pegasus Games was an extraordinary game store. Sadly, we are not living in those times.