2nd & Charles Opens First North Texas Location in Plano This December
Used book and entertainment chain 2nd & Charles is opening its first North Texas store in Plano on December 10.
A retailer specializing in pre-owned media is bringing its buy-sell-trade model to North Texas for the first time. 2nd & Charles, a chain known for selling used books, video games, movies, and collectibles, will open a Plano location on December 10. The store marks the brand's debut in the North Texas market. 2nd & Charles operates as a destination for shoppers looking to buy, sell, or trade secondhand entertainment merchandise, spanning everything from paperbacks to gaming equipment and pop-culture collectibles. The format appeals to bargain hunters and collectors alike. The Plano opening represents a regional expansion for the chain, which is owned by Books-A-Million, one of the largest brick-and-mortar book retailers in the United States. Details on the store's exact address or square footage were not provided in the available reporting. No additional North Texas locations were announced alongside the Plano store.
Why it matters
The opening gives North Texas residents a local brick-and-mortar option for buying and selling used books, games, and collectibles — a category that has seen renewed consumer interest. It also signals continued retail expansion for the Books-A-Million-owned chain.
What's next
The store is scheduled to open December 10; no further expansion announcements for the region were reported.
Key facts
- 2nd & Charles is opening its first North Texas store in Plano
- The opening date is December 10
- The store sells used books, video games, movies, and collectibles
- 2nd & Charles is owned by Books-A-Million, one of the largest U.S. book retail chains
- The Plano location is the chain's debut in the North Texas market
Bias & framing notes
Only one source was available, a local community news outlet. The report is brief and factual with no apparent spin, but the single-source nature and limited detail — no address, store size, or company statement — constrain confidence.
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