From the Web*:
Hubmen Sports Cards, located in historic downtown Jordan, MN, is a fresh and community-focused addition to the regional trading card scene. More than just a retail shop, Hubmen aims to create a welcoming space for collectors of all ages to buy, sell, trade, and connect over a shared passion for sports cards and memorabilia. The store features a rotating inventory of singles, hobby boxes, and collections, along with custom merchandise and apparel through their in-house brand, JTOWN Customs. They also offer personalized services like collection reviews and card consultations, helping collectors understand market value and potential next steps for their items.
Since its opening, Hubmen has hosted events like “Rip Night” and continues to build a loyal local following through its active presence on Facebook and Instagram. Customers appreciate the shop’s clean layout, friendly vibe, and genuine enthusiasm for the hobby. The shop is open Thursday through Sunday, with evening hours on weekdays and afternoon availability on weekends, making it convenient for collectors to stop in after work or during weekend downtown strolls. While online reviews are still building, early feedback from the community has been overwhelmingly positive. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just getting started, Hubmen Sports Cards offers a laid-back, locally rooted experience worth checking out.
*From the web descriptions are provided via an AI tool analyzing available information online from website, reviews & social media profiles.
Our Take:
Hubmen Sports Cards first popped up on my radar during the late summer/early fall of 2025, and I was dumfounded to find out that Jordan, MN had a sports card shop, given that it’s so close to where I live (Shakopee). I’ve spent plenty of time there over the years, having grown up not too far away, and knew there was a comic shop in town, but how did I miss a card shop? After a couple months, I finally was driving through Jordan with some time to spare, so I stopped in, and met one of the co-owners (Nick…but not the other co-owner, Nick), and chatted for a bit…and I can pretty honestly say of all the card shops I’ve visited in Minnesota, Hubmen Sports Cards is the closest to the shop that I’ve always envisioned in my head if I were to open my own card shop. Small town feel (well…small town, I guess), awesome look & feel to the store, games on the TV, lots of singles, plenty of boxes, other stuff going on in the store, local events…and from what I saw of the prices, certainly not outlandish there either. They’ve done a great job launching their shop, and even though I don’t really collect that much any more, I suspect I’ll be back to see how things continue to get even better.
(Funny side note…at least in my mind…Jordan High School’s mascot is the Hubmen (hence the name), and when I was probably a freshman in high school, we were playing against Jordan’s football team, and I was in the pep band for the night, and one of their players came sliding over by me during warmups, and I looked him and asked “What the hell is a Hubmen?” He basically answered “I don’t know.” Well, they actually have a page dedicated to that on their website.)
