Card Vault Opens First Pennsylvania Store in Pittsburgh
The Tom Brady-backed sports card retailer opened its 20th nationwide location Sunday at The Terminal in Pittsburgh's Strip District.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Card Vault, a sports and collectibles retailer associated with Tom Brady, opened its first Pennsylvania store Sunday at The Terminal in Pittsburgh's Strip District. The location is the company's 20th nationwide.
Why it matters
The opening brings a national collectibles retailer to Pittsburgh, a city whose sports culture played a major role in the company's choice of location. Local card collectors and fans gain a new in-person option for buying, grading and trading cards and memorabilia.
The Pittsburgh store is Card Vault's 20th location nationwide and its first in Pennsylvania. It carries single cards, sealed boxes, packs and collectibles from Topps, Panini, Upper Deck, Pokémon and Fanatics Authentic, and offers professional grading through PSA, Beckett and SGC.
The players
Tom Brady
Former NFL quarterback associated with the Card Vault brand, who is expected to visit the Pittsburgh location in the near future.
Card Vault
A sports card and collectibles retailer that operates 20 locations nationwide and offers grading services through PSA, Beckett and SGC.
The details
The store opened Sunday at The Terminal and features a vault with a rotating selection of autographed and authenticated memorabilia, including helmets, jerseys, bats and balls. Fans who arrived before 10 a.m. could enter a raffle for tickets to the Steelers-Browns game later that afternoon, and Tom Brady did not attend the grand opening.
Timeline
Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026: Card Vault's Pittsburgh store holds its grand opening at The Terminal.
Before 10 a.m. Sunday: Fans could enter a raffle for Steelers-Browns game tickets.
Later Sunday afternoon: The Steelers-Browns game takes place.
Market Landscape
The Pittsburgh opening marks Card Vault's 20th location and its first in Pennsylvania, extending a nationwide retail footprint. It places the brand in a market where collectors can access single cards, sealed product and professional grading services in one location.
Pittsburgh shoppers now have a local option for buying sealed product, single cards and memorabilia, as well as submitting cards for grading. Collectors can compare in-store availability and grading turnaround with online retailers before submitting cards.
The takeaway
Collectors weighing where to buy or grade cards now have a brick-and-mortar option in Pittsburgh. Comparing in-store prices and grading turnaround against online sellers can help set expectations before visiting.
Further reading
For more local retail news, browse Openings & Closings coverage across the Pittsburgh area.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Delaware News Journal.
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