
CardVault by Tom Brady will open its newest store in Pittsburgh on Nov. 1 at The Terminal in the Strip District.
CardVault has confirmed Pittsburgh as its next location, after opening branches in Boston, Chicago, New York and Las Vegas, to name a few.
It marks the company’s 20th store since it was founded in 2020. The sports cards and memorabilia chain rebranded in 2025 after Brady acquired a 50% ownership stake.
CardVault announced the latest expansion news on its Instagram account on Thursday.
“Pittsburgh It’s official. Join us @sdterminal 11/1. Details to come. @penguins you around?” the post read.
The Pittsburgh store will open on Nov. 1 at The Terminal along Smallman Street in the Strip District. The grand opening ceremony is scheduled for 10 a.m. Brady has attended previous store openings, but his attendance in Pittsburgh is unconfirmed.
CardVault aims to expand to key sports cities nationwide and become the premier destination for sports cards, memorabilia, and collectibles. They buy, sell and trade cards and memorabilia. CardVault also offers grading and authentication through partnerships with major grading companies like PSA, Beckett, and SGC.
Ahead of its Pittsburgh store opening, CardVault co-founder and managing partner Chris Costa spoke about why this expansion matters to the company.
“Pittsburgh is one of America’s great sports cities, and we’re excited to bring CardVault to its passionate community of fans and collectors,” Costa said. “Our 20th store reflects the momentum we’re building nationwide as we introduce a new generation of collectors to the hobby.”
In addition to co-owning the rapidly growing sports memorabilia company, Brady also juggles his duties as the lead NFL color commentator for Fox Sports.
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