House of Hobby traveled to Scranton, Pennsylvania, to visit Mace Coin and Cards, a legendary hobby shop that has been in its original locati

House of Hobby traveled to Scranton, Pennsylvania, to visit Mace Coin and Cards, a legendary hobby shop that has been in its original location since 1957. What started as a rare coin and luggage store eventually grew into a massive destination for sports cards, trading cards, militaria, and some of the most unusual collectibles in the hobby. Carl Sr. and Carl Jr. took the crew behind the scenes, sharing the incredible story of Mace while revealing some truly unbelievable pieces from the shop’s collection. Among the highlights were never-before-seen Topps baseball test prints, uncut sheets, and even Rickey Henderson rookie cards that were printed without fronts. But what makes Mace so special isn’t just the rare cards—it’s the decades of history and stories hidden throughout the original storefront. From rare coins to vintage baseball cards, the shop is a reminder of how collecting has evolved while preserving the feeling of the hobby’s earliest days. Would you spend an entire day treasure hunting through a shop like Mace Coin and Cards? 👀 #toppscards #tradingcards #cardcollector #cardcollection