Name That Card

"Today we took our grandson to this awesome card store. The owner is very knowledgeable and kind. He makes it a wonderful experience!"

"The very best of card shops for card collectors. If you're just looking to make a quick dollar and not really collecting, then probably not for you. For those of us searching for cards to expand our collection, there is no better card shop anywhere. Rick is fun and easy to speak with, and he will share every bit of knowledge he has accumulated over time."

"I had the great pleasure of visiting Rick in his shop today. Rick is by far one of the most interesting and entertaining people I have met in a long time. Baseball is not a big thing in Europe where I’m from, but Rick’s knowledge and stories about the biggest players from the last century really entertained me, and I’m definitely going to follow the sport much closer in the future. Rick, thanks for the freebies that came along with my purchase. I like those cards and I am coming back for more next time I visit Milwaukee. Best Regards"

"I was an avid collector as a kid. Now I have some nicer stuff but mostly only collect selectively. I stopped in for the first time the today to grab some Justin Herbert cards. When I arrived, a dad and his two young sons were in there. Rick not only talked with the kids and showed genuine interest in their collections, but he gave them each a empty bag and let them take handfuls of cards for free. Just the nicest man. He’s what the hobby is all about. Take care, Rick. I’ll be in touch. -Pat"

"This was an amazing experience for the boys. In my youth, I grew up spending all of my paper route money on baseball cards and frequented the shops in the Milwaukee area. Seeing that the boys have taken an interest in collecting, I thought that a trip to a good old fashioned card shop in Milwaukee would be a good stop. Man....Rick restored my faith in humanity. One of the most genuine and nicest human beings I have ever met. He took time with the boys and made some good deals with them (Forrest felt guilty enough to go back inside and offer him some of his own personal cards he brought along). To top it off, he had Evan sign one of his old Upper Level Wrestling wallet cards for the wall and a picture of Forrest in baseball garb. Milwaukee peeps...give this guy some of your time, you won't regret it. Rick, thank you."