frank & son collectible show

i spoke to frank over the phone on the 21st of february about bringing my 525 brand new hotwheel cars from 2000 - 2006 in a plastic tote with about 15 misc 1970's to 1980's die cast collectible cars he told me over the phone to bring them down and he would carefully evaluate them respectfully! i drove from calimesa, all the way down to city of idustry just so he can take a quick glance and say that he deals with thousands of cars everyday! and said my entire lott is only worth ! $100 and he wanted to buy my batman hotwheels a dollar a piece !!! i told him just because he deals with thousands of cars everyday does not mean that it takes away from the actual collectibility of what i personally brought to him! if this scam artist wants to offer $100 what is he REALLY !!! looking to make from the deal!!! total waste of gas and time, the guy was full of hot air all along!, dont go to this people to sell nothing they will flat out lie to your face!!!

I enjoyed how many options for collectibles and gift ideas were available in this location. The staff were very kind. The only con would be parking on busy days when celebrities are present. Tip: Come early to find parking. If you arrive at the show late it may be challenging to find good parking.

Oh my gosh, this place is amazing! Huge warehouse of smaller collectibles stores, from toys to paintings to masks, its awesome! I suggest if you are into this take comfy shoes, and a wallet of cash! Have since seen some of the stuff in "normal" stores and comic book stores and it is CHEAPER HERE!I suggest going wednesday-3pm-9pm.free entry and free parking.... if you can find one!

Only open Wednesdays 3:00pm - 9:00pm & Saturdays 9:00am - 5:00pm. Be sure get there early to find parking. This show is a nerds paradise and has everything from action figures to handmade collectible arts and crafts. This place is a fairly large warehouse with individual venders selling there own unique collectibles. Everyone is welcomed to trade, sell, and barter with the venders here which makes this place really fun. Frank & Sons also has exclusive events here on a regular bases. Famous people like Stan Lee come to Franks to sign autographs for fans. There is no telling what you will find here at this one of a kind show!

I have been going to Frank and Son Collectible Show since they first started! It is fun, but it also about business and you should beware of vendors who are out to gouge the public for profit! I have made many friends there over the years and most vendors are cool, but just be warned. Always remember to shop around for the same item. Most likely you will find it cheaper from another vendor. All in all it is a neat place to hang out and or purchase some collectibles. Every month they have sports figures and pseudo celebrities signing autographs for money as well.

My brother and I visit Frank & Son's almost every other week, and we're never disappointed. Whether you're looking for comics, toys, or even sports memorabilia, this is the place to visit. And most dealers sell at pretty fair prices, so you're bound to save a penny or two. However, if you're visiting during the Summer months, beware! It can get ridiculously hot and stuffy in the warehouse where the show takes place, and so it's best to come by when the weather is mild.

I love Franks. Haven't been here in years and its like the place has stood still in time. If you're looking for new, old, or obscure collectibles, you should start your search here! It's local and there's no admission fee!!!

Been going here forever, and yes, it's like a Comic-Con every week. Since I started my Hot Wheels collection, this is my go-to place for the stuff I can't find, and for anything collectible (Transformers, sports cards, robots, and TOYS). While it can be crowded on Saturdays, it's worth it to go to sometimes on Wednesday nights, when there is less of a crowd (though I have to fight traffic to get here). Glad there are places like F&S.

Been here many times over the past decade. Some awesome looking things for sale but they come with hefty price tags as this is a collectible show. Too many card trading tables though.If you can't afford to go to a real Comic-con, this is a decent runner up with no entry fees.