CardVault Opens 20th Store in Pittsburgh
The Brady-backed sports collectibles retailer opened its newest location at The Terminal in the Strip District on November 1, 2026.
Updated on Nov. 8, 2026 in Football
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CardVault, the sports cards and collectibles retailer in which Tom Brady acquired a 50% ownership stake in February 2025, opened its 20th store on November 1, 2026. The location sits at The Terminal in Pittsburgh's Strip District, following recent openings in Los Angeles and Indianapolis.
Why it matters
The expansion reflects continued growth for a retailer that offers buying, selling, trading and professional grading of sports cards, memorabilia and collectibles. A company spokesperson reported 400% revenue growth between 2025 and 2026.
CardVault reports 400% revenue growth between 2025 and 2026 and a 50% ownership stake held by Tom Brady. The company has discussed reaching 40 stores by 2028 and a longer-term goal of 100 locations.
The players
Tom Brady
Former NFL quarterback and seven-time Super Bowl champion who acquired a 50% stake in CardVault in 2025.
CardVault
Sports cards and collectibles retailer offering buying, selling, trading and professional grading services across multiple U.S. cities.
The details
CardVault announced its 20th location in October 2026 and opened it on November 1 at The Terminal in Pittsburgh's Strip District. The retailer offers buying, selling and trading of sports cards, memorabilia and collectibles, along with professional grading services.
Timeline
February 2025: Tom Brady acquires a 50% ownership stake in CardVault.
October 2026: CardVault announces its 20th location.
November 1, 2026: The 20th CardVault store opens in Pittsburgh's Strip District.
2028: CardVault targets 40 stores.
Season Trajectory
Brady's involvement with CardVault extends a personal connection to sports card collecting that began when he was seven years old, when he started collecting baseball cards. The retailer's expansion into Pittsburgh, Los Angeles and Indianapolis places it among a growing set of collectibles businesses pursuing physical retail footprints.
Pittsburgh collectors now have a local CardVault location at The Terminal in the Strip District for buying, selling, trading and grading sports cards. The store opening adds an in-person option for memorabilia and collectibles that previously required travel to other cities.
The takeaway
CardVault's expansion from one store to 20 illustrates how a celebrity-backed collectibles brand can build a physical retail network. Collectors in new markets gain a place to buy, sell, trade and get cards professionally graded.
Further reading
For more on the local sports scene, see Football coverage for Pittsburgh.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Times of India.
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