A New England sports card show that debuted last fall is expanding to two days for its late winter event next month. The Northeast Sports Card Expo will return to the Marriott Boston Quincy in Quincy, MA, on Saturday, March 18 and Sunday, March 19, with thousands of attendees expected. The first Expo took place in October of last year with approximately 1,500 collectors … [Read more...] about Northeast Sports Card Expo Returns in March with 2-Day Event
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New England Card Show Partners with Basketball Hall of Fame for Oct. 1 – 2 Event
Recent months have seen the rise of newer sports collecting events like Culture Collision and the Burbank Card Show, as well as more traditional powerhouses like the Dallas Card Show and the East Coast National. Now, The New England Card Show is looking to cement its place as more than a regional show through a partnership with The Naismith Memorial … [Read more...] about New England Card Show Partners with Basketball Hall of Fame for Oct. 1 – 2 Event
Cranston Promoter Adds Fall Show
One of the country’s oldest annual sports card shows will add a second event this year. The Cranston (RI) Sports Card Show, traditionally held the weekend of the Super Bowl, will hold a second two-day event on October 1 and 2. The fall show will also take place inside the gymnasium at Coventry High School. "After our February, 2022 show the biggest request by … [Read more...] about Cranston Promoter Adds Fall Show
Boston Show Brings Hall of Famers, Consignments
There’s an adage that states, “the show must go on”. That saying took special meaning over the weekend at a three-day show at the Shriners Auditorium in Wilmington MA. Hobby veteran and show founder Rich Altman passed away suddenly in mid-August last year but his company and team of dedicated workers continues to carry on. Thousands of collectors and a big roster of dealers … [Read more...] about Boston Show Brings Hall of Famers, Consignments
Cranston Sports Card Show Returns in February
It’s been a fixture on the sports collecting calendar since Roger Staubach and the Dallas Cowboys met Terry Bradshaw and the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl X. The Cranston Sports Card Show is not only older than the National, it’s one of the five longest running shows in the hobby. The annual event is set to return February 5 and 6 at the Coventry High School Gym … [Read more...] about Cranston Sports Card Show Returns in February
Western Pennsylvania Show Set to Return with Sold Out Space, Strong Ticket Sales
For the first time since May 2019, the big show is back in Pittsburgh and there’s been plenty of interest from collectors and dealers. Mainline Autographs, which took over what the hobby commonly referred to as the “Robert Morris Show,” is planning a three-day event at the Monroeville (PA) Convention Center September 17-19. It’s the 42nd edition of the area’s biggest … [Read more...] about Western Pennsylvania Show Set to Return with Sold Out Space, Strong Ticket Sales
Promoters Cancel Greater Boston Show; Hopeful for Spring Event
It's not a surprise but another popular long-running sports card show has been canceled. The Greater Boston Sports Collectors Club Show announced Thursday that its annual November show would not be taking place due to restrictions on gatherings that are still in place in the state. The GBSCC began in the early 1970s with private gatherings of collectors. … [Read more...] about Promoters Cancel Greater Boston Show; Hopeful for Spring Event
Is The Show a Go? Depends on Where You Live, Size of Event
The hobby’s sports card show calendar remains, in a word, “fluid.” Some areas have been able to hold smaller events while others remain on hiatus because of restrictions on public gatherings and the status of some facilities. The JP Sports/Rock Solid Promotions show normally held at the Westchester County Center in New York is off for the remainder of 2020. … [Read more...] about Is The Show a Go? Depends on Where You Live, Size of Event
Notes: Ben Baller Set Coming; Amazon’s Top Sellers; Name Change=More $; Elite Goes eCommerce; Jacksonville Show
If you like Ben Baller's cards in the Topps Project 2020 series, you might be interested to know you'll soon be able to acquire some fresh material outside that arena. Baller (real name: Ben Yang) tweeted Tuesday that he's agreed to a deal with Topps for his own Chrome-branded baseball set. No details have been released yet. I am very proud to announce that I … [Read more...] about Notes: Ben Baller Set Coming; Amazon’s Top Sellers; Name Change=More $; Elite Goes eCommerce; Jacksonville Show
Whether Buying or Selling, Dealers Happy for Dallas Show’s Return
If this past weekend’s Dallas Card Show were, a restaurant or a hotel you would probably expect a five star rating. Vendors, card collectors and promoter Kyle Robertson all expressed a welcomed surprise for the success of the hobby’s first sizeable show to open its doors while the nation is still reeling from the pandemic. His event at the Delta Marriott Convention … [Read more...] about Whether Buying or Selling, Dealers Happy for Dallas Show’s Return