CardVault by Tom Brady, a chain of sports and trading card stores co-owned by the seven-time Super Bowl champion, announced plans Thursday to open six new locations across the United States.
In a video posted to the store’s social media channels, Brady revealed the locations by opening cards associated with each site. The first location revealed was Las Vegas, where Brady has been a minority owner of the Raiders since October 2024.
Tom’s got the playbook… The next 6 CardVault locations ARE…. ???? pic.twitter.com/KpAseQWuQP
— CardVault by Tom Brady (@CardVaultTB) October 2, 2025
“Do you think we can do the 50-yard line at Allegiant?” Brady said. “I think I know a few people to ask.”
Additional new locations include the Mall of America outside Minneapolis, Dallas, San Francisco, Sacramento and Palo Alto, Calif.
Brady didn’t offer specific details on the timeline of each store opening, only saying, “We’ll be there soon.”
CardVault’s new locations join six current storefronts in Chicago, Boston, Foxborough, Mass., Mashantucket, Conn., East Rutherford, N.J. and East Hampton, N.Y. A seventh store is expected to open soon in New York.
An avid card collector, Brady acquired a 50% stake in the retailer in February. Founded in 2020, CardVault rebranded to CardVault by Tom Brady as part of the acquisition.
Brady has become increasingly involved with the collectibles industry since retiring from the NFL in 2023, including work with both CardVault and retailer Fanatics, which acquired Topps in 2022.
The three-time NFL MVP has regularly appeared at Fanatics-hosted events, including Fanatics Fest NYC, where he won the inaugural Fanatics Games this summer.
Brady has also sold items from his personal collection, including the “GOAT Collection” auction at Sotheby’s in December 2024. The 41 lots from that auction totaled more than $9 million in sales.
Earlier this year, CardVault by Tom Brady was named one of Inc.’s fastest-growing private companies in America with 338% growth over the last three years.
CardVault’s Gillette Stadium location was voted “America’s Best Card Shop” in a contest hosted by online breaking platform Loupe in 2022.
Ben Burrows is a reporter and editor for cllct, the premier company for collectible culture. He was previously the collectibles editor at Sports Illustrated. You can follow him on X and Instagram @benmburrows.