The Toy Department

I thought the woman working there over charged me for the hot wheels. I was talking to my son and when I looked up I thought I saw her ringing those up at $6 each when they clearly say $1. She didn't give me a receipt either but I know what I spent was $111 and some change but what it should of actually been, after sales tax, is $100.81. Not enough to hurt my finances, just my ego.

As a collector I have been wanting to go to this store for a very long time, and I gotta say I was not disappointed. Their selection of new, vintage, well known IPs, independent lines, and even hard to find pieces is rather amazing. So much so that I was actually able to find one of my grails (1978 Clover Gundam ST). As much as I loved the store, I did have two minor complaints. While I know prices and trade in values vary depending on where you're at, theirs are a bit inconsistent. A $5 to $10 variation in the Midwest isn't surprising, but there were toys in their store selling for double what I've recently paid for at other stores in similar condition. The odd thing about it is the majority of their stock was reasonably priced, just a handful of items I noticed. I did also feel their trade in value was rather low and I found it odd their trade in and cash values are the same...usually stores offer a bump in value if you take the trade in. I did still take the offer, was mostly happy with it, but know I could have gotten better at other stores. At the end of the day, I would still highly suggest this store and would gladly go again.