Prices for booster boxes and some events are absolute cheeks. Why charge so much more when most other stores are charging retail for their new products? Hope management will adjust prices to support their local card game community.
I use to play One Piece here back when they were the only store around that carry it they were not the friendliest but it was ok. I came back to visit recently and their prices are rediculous ! hey are charging $8 for packs no one wants that you can find at Target or Five Bellow. Dont come here for One Piece when so many other stores offer fair prices, they do not care about One Piece.
2103 Whitehorse Mercerville Road
Hamilton Township, NJ 08619
United States
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I went in first time ever today after an appointment I had in the area. The person at the front counter was extremely friendly and made me feel welcomed. I picked up this amazing warhammer 40k Mortarion min, along with a can of primer and a box of death knights all the while being asked if I needed any help. Customer service in a world now filled with Amazon and online shops is rare so it was comforting to know these kinds of shops exist. The have a point system which helps provide discounts at different spending amounts as well. I plan to visit again next time im in the area recommend everyone give this shop a chance. Thanks again.
I started playing one piece at greg and was very much new to the tcg scene, and it has been 1 year since then. My first initial purchase was a structure deck 17 "Doflamingo" highly sought out among 5 other structure deck. The set I purchased was $25 and notice all other set was priced at a fair $15 on release date. This has been a constant trend of my experience at this store. The blatant inflation of booster boxes on release from $120 - $150 is no different from a scalpers selling online, the only difference is that scalpers dont advertise themselves as a friendly local store. Though I would like to continue playing locals at greg it's been apparent that profit will always take priority over its costumer.
