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Compare the same card across the Tin Yuet cluster in one afternoon

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Tin Yuet is worth the trip because several card shops sit in the same few buildings, which lets you price one card at several counters in an afternoon.

Key points

  • Tin Yuet Plaza sits in the Cheung Sha Wan and Sham Shui Po area.
  • Shops cluster closely, so same-day comparison is realistic.
  • Japanese shops are a separate table, not part of this cluster.

The cluster

The Tin Yuet cluster page (Cantonese) lists the shops in that group with their addresses, and the wider Cheung Sha Wan district page (Cantonese) covers the surrounding streets. Japan is a separate trip with its own verified shop table (Japanese).

FAQ

Why go to Tin Yuet rather than a single shop?

Because the shops are close together. You can carry one card number between counters and see the spread in quotes without spending the day on transport.

Which district is this?

Cheung Sha Wan, next to Sham Shui Po. The cluster page (Cantonese) carries each shop’s address and unit number.

Does this list cover Japan too?

No. Japanese shops live in their own verified table (Japanese), because addresses there come from official pages rather than from this cluster.

What should I bring?

The exact card number you want, plus the unit numbers from the cluster page. Mall and industrial addresses are easy to mix up on arrival.

Next steps

Open the Tin Yuet cluster page (Cantonese) and note the unit numbers before you go. Check values on CardZ Marketcap, and open packs on Cardz.game.

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