Football · NH

NFL football card shops in New Hampshire

CardShopMap lists 2 football card shops in New Hampshire. The listings are in Amherst (1) and Manchester (1).

Listed shops: 2
Cities: 2

Where can I buy football cards in New Hampshire?

CardShopMap lists 2 football card shops in New Hampshire. The listings are in Amherst (1) and Manchester (1). Beyond football, they also carry baseball (2), sports cards (2), and basketball (1).

The listings carrying the most detail are New England Sportscards at 106 Ponemah Rd in Amherst and KJP Collectibles at 33 Beech Plum Dr in Manchester.

Compare every card shop listed in New Hampshire

Do New Hampshire football card shops list hours and contact details?

Every listing links an official website and all of them carry a phone number. 2 listings publish no opening hours at all, so call those before you drive over.

Which New Hampshire city has the most football card shops?

No city carries more than one listed football card shop.

New Hampshire cities with listed football card shops.
City	Shops	Publish hours
Amherst	1	0
Manchester	1	0

New England Sportscards
Hours unknown
106 Ponemah Rd, Amherst, NH 03031
New England Sportscards is a card shop trading from Ponemah Road in Amherst, New Hampshire. Sports coverage on the record runs to sports cards, baseball, and football. A phone number and an official website at newenglandsportscards.com are both on the listing. Still missing from the record: whether it buys collections and opening hours. Confirmation that this is a card business came from the shop's own website; everything else is imported place data.
Sports cards · Baseball · Football
KJP Collectibles
Hours unknown
33 Beech Plum Dr, Manchester, NH 03109
KJP Collectibles carries sports cards, baseball, football, basketball, and grading from Beech Plum Drive in Manchester, New Hampshire. The listing carries a phone number and links the shop's own site at kjpcollectibles.com. The record does not yet cover whether it buys collections and opening hours, so this page does not claim to. The shop's own website is what confirmed it trades cards; the address and contact details come from imported place data.
Sports cards · Baseball · Football · +2 more

What to look for

Rookie-year distinctions understood

Which cards from a player's first year are the actual rookie cards, and which are later product, materially changes value. A shop should know without looking it up.

Parallel and numbering literacy

Modern football is a maze of parallels. A shop that prices a /25 the same as the base version is guessing.

The rest is on the national football card shops page, along with the questions worth asking before you hand over a collection.

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