Showgoat Cards & Collectibles

★★★★★

“Really an AMAZING card shop all around. i have done many deals with these guys and they ALWAYS pay super super fair. always very kind and polite, and went in there today with a card i wasn't planning on selling and just wanted some advice on and travis sat down and helped me understand the card and told me that it was a good long term hold. very very happy that these guys are around. they need to open up shop on the northshore! 10/10 and my go to shop always! they even had products that you can't find, bought a topps chrome disney box as well. 100 percent the best card shop in new orleans!”

★★★★★

“Stopped by the store this afternoon after work to see if they wanted to buy some cards that I had. Both employees were very friendly, helpful, and answered any questions that I had. I will 100% be returning to purchase/sell. Keep up the good work, fellas!”

★★★★★

“Great spot! A little hard to find but definitely worth the stop.! Travis was a pleasure to work with.!”

★

“I came in around 12:30 a.m. on 3/3/26 with my fiancé to sell a few cards, and the experience was unbelievably unprofessional. The employee offered $20 for a card. When my fiancé calmly asked what the card’s value was, the employee immediately got hostile and snapped, “It doesn’t matter, I’ll give you $20 for it.” That wasn’t the question. It was a simple, reasonable request — and the defensive, dismissive attitude was completely unnecessary. When my fiancé asked for his name to leave a review, he smugly responded, “It doesn’t matter, pal.” That alone tells you everything about how he runs his business. Zero accountability. Zero professionalism. Just arrogance. He claimed it was his shop, so if that’s true, it’s even more embarrassing. If this is how the owner treats customers over a basic question, I can only imagine how others are treated. Customer service clearly isn’t a priority here — intimidation and hostility seem to be. The whole interaction felt uncomfortable and aggressive for absolutely no reason. Whether it was profiling or just blatant disrespect, it was unacceptable. Businesses don’t thrive on attitude and ego. Do better.”