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AMHERST // LOCKPORT

STORE HOURS

SEVEN DAYS A WEEK

11am - 7pm

CDG Amherst 
Home of the Wall of Minis

Drop us a line- let  us help you out.

Amherst Phone:
(716) 833-0740

STORE HOURS

WEEKDAYS

3 - 9

WEEKENDS

12 - 9

CDG Lockport
Lair of #TheDiceBin

What do you need, my Thane?

Lockport Phone:
(716) 201-1147

For all TCG Pull List Requests :

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 - Please give your full name, phone number, and whether we can text that number.

 - Lists in .CSV format are HIGHLY RECOMMENDED (most TCG and deck building websites export this way). If not, use your best spelling!

 - Emails: Make your subject line "Pull List [Your Name]"

 - Any preferences [ no foils / showcases preferred / English only / price limits / etc ], please include in the top lines.

 - Default preference is Cheapest Copy Available x 1. Make sure to specify multiple copies if desired!

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For the AMHERST location: casualdragonamherst@gmail.com

For the LOCKPORT location: casualdragonlockport@gmail.com

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For Digimon, MTG, One Piece, Pokemon, and Yu-Gi-Oh!, either store can be contacted. For all other TCGs, request from Lockport.

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Once we pull your cards, we'll respond with a list of what was found and the total list price. Let us know if you have questions about individual prices. Cards are sold at TCGPlayer Mid/Median (including commons/uncommons that staff pull). All prices expire after one week, and your pulls would have to be re-scanned if you pick them up after that first week. If one location doesn't have everything, you can send the remainder of your list to the other!

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You'll have two (2) weeks to pick up your cards. Let us know if that timeline doesn't work for you- we can work with you as long as we know you're still interested!

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Store-to-Store transfers available on request! Please allow up to 3 days after pulls are finished for the transfer to be completed.

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~Thank you kindly !

© 2024 Casual Dragon Games.

Many thanks to Vienna Corium and Artist Jeremy Sniatecki.

"Suffer the Winter’s cold winds, for they bear aloft next Summer’s seeds."

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