3 places to trade Panini World Cup 2026 stickers in Oslo

📍 Neighborhood

City Center

🕐 When people go

Monday-Thursday: 10 AM - 8 PM; Friday: 10 AM - 9 PM; Saturday: 10 AM - 7 PM (check for specific events)

Outland is Norway's largest store for pop culture, comics, and games, with a significant section dedicated to trading card games and collector cards, including football cards. While not exclusively a Panini exchange hub, its extensive selection and dedicated gaming area make it a natural meeting point for collectors to browse, buy, and informally exchange. Keep an eye on their social media or in-store announcements for any organized casual meetups.

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📍 Neighborhood

Ekeberg

🕐 When people go

Seasonal (primarily Spring and Autumn). Check their website for specific dates and times, usually over a weekend.

Ekebergmarkedet is one of Norway's largest markets for used goods, antiques, and collectibles. While it features a broad range of items, including toys and other memorabilia, it's a prime location where various collectors converge. You might find vendors selling football cards or other sports collectibles, and it's an excellent informal setting to meet fellow enthusiasts for spontaneous trades. Arrive early for the best finds!

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📍 Neighborhood

Ekeberg

🕐 When people go

Approximately 10-11 meetings per year. Membership required for full benefits, but non-members are often welcome to visit. Check their website for meeting schedules.

Originally focused on Olympic pins, the Oslo Pin Club has expanded to include a wider range of sports memorabilia. Their regular meetings provide a structured environment for collectors to socialize, exchange information, and actively trade, buy, or sell items. It's a fantastic place to connect with serious collectors and potentially find those elusive Panini stickers or football cards from various eras.

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