George Pep's Baseball Cards — Local services in Quincy

On the way to Our beach house in Hull - I stopped at George Peps card shop. It was my first visit and the first visit to any store for my 6 year old boys. Traffic through Boston was horrific and the store closed at 6 - fearing we wouldn’t make it and not wanting to disappoint the boys - I called and spoke to George. He couldn’t have been nicer on the phone and told us he would stay open for us. When we walked in -we were warmly greeted by George and the boys and I were overwhelmed with the quality and variety of collectible items. Awesome vintage cards- all sports! Great sets, boxes/packs of all cards, autographed items, it was like an early Christmas for us and a special bonding moment with my boys. Being a little rusty, George spent a long time with us going over all Of our questions and being especially generous and extra nice to the boys. I can tell you this … the boys and I will be spending lots of quality time at George Peps. Thanks again,...

This place is amazing! A wide range of cards and prices to excite both serious collectors and hobbyists.

My son was excited to find some interesting old cards that he could afford. I appreciated that imperfections (creases, etc.) were clearly labeled and fairly reflected in the prices. My was equally excited to look at rookie PSA 10 cards for some of his favorite players (even though his allowance isn’t generous enough for him to take them home).

I enjoyed a huge dose of childhood nostalgia from the moment I entered the store. I’m not even a huge sports fan, but definitely got caught up looking at the display cases.

George genuinely enjoys talking cards and was incredibly patient answering my son’s questions. This only made him more excited to collect cards and this is certainly a store that we will visit again! Also a large selection of sealed cards including a wide range of sports and Pokémon and assorted memorabilia for ...

This place is to sports cards what Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory is to candy. Granted, they don’t make sports cards there so maybe not a perfect analogy, but you get what I’m saying. they have packs, hobby boxes, and sets for practically every year and sport going back to the mid-eighties, reasonably-priced storage gear, a friggin in-store card grading machine (what!?), and a guy who really knows his stuff when it comes to the...