A card shop north of Nashville that sells and trades TCG, Pokémon, sports cards and coins — and hands the tables back to the community for tournaments and a card show about once a month.
“We are a card shop that sells and trades TCG, Pokémon, Sports, and coins. We also host card tournaments and are a place for the community to rip cards, play games, and hangout.”
White House Cards & Collectibles · White House Area Chamber of Commerce listingThat last part is the difference. Plenty of places will sell you a pack. Fewer will give you somewhere to open it, somebody to show it to, and a table to play on afterwards.
Four things move across this counter, and one thing happens on top of it.
TCG is the backbone of the shop. We sell it, and we trade for it — bring a binder in and we'll go through it with you.
Bought, sold and traded here the same as anything else across the counter. Whether you're starting a collection or thinning one out.
Sports is part of what we deal in — sold and traded at the counter.
Not everything here is cardboard. Coins are part of what we sell and trade too.
The shop hosts card tournaments, and the table is there the rest of the time to rip, play and hang out.
Move your pointer across a card. That tilt-and-shift is why people still want the physical thing.
Hover or tap a card to catch the foil. Try the sun/moon switch in the header — the whole shop changes shift.
You don't have to drive to three different places. It's one counter, one conversation, and the same people either way — whether you're buying, selling or trading.
The shop runs a card show roughly monthly and hosts card tournaments through the year. Dates and details go out on Facebook first — this page is built so they can be posted here too.
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A room full of vendor tables — sports, TCG, Pokémon and the rest — for anyone in Sumner and Robertson County who'd rather dig through boxes in person than scroll listings.
Runs about once a month · dates announced on FacebookThe shop hosts card tournaments. Formats, entry and start times are set per event, so check with the counter or the Facebook page before you head over.
Announced per eventBetween shows and tournaments the table is just a table: rip cards, play a game, talk to somebody who cares about the same stuff you do.
Whenever the shop is openWant the next date? The shop posts show and tournament announcements to its Facebook page — White House Cards and Collectibles — or call (615) 481-9557 and ask what's running this month.
Twenty-odd minutes north of Nashville off I-65, in White House. Call before you drive out — hours move around show and tournament weekends.