The FindEmAll Card and Collectables Show (Austin Edition) is a two-day collector convention built around the best part of the hobby: spending real time on the floor hunting cards, making trades, and finding pieces you simply do not come across in a single online search.
With a large vendor lineup and a mix of trading card games, sports, and broader collectibles, this event is a strong fit for Austin-area collectors who want variety in one place, from modern staples to higher-end showcase items.
A Full Day of Cards & Collectibles
FindEmAll is advertising 200 vendor tables, which usually means the show floor feels more like a full marketplace than a small meetup. That kind of scale is ideal if you like doing multiple laps, price-checking across tables, and comparing condition in hand before committing.
Expect a broad mix of inventory and categories, including:
- Sports cards (raw and graded, across major leagues)
- Pokémon singles, sealed product, and slabs
- One Piece and other modern TCG staples
- Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dragon Ball, Lorcana, and Magic: The Gathering (depending on vendor mix)
- Collectibles and memorabilia, including anime-related items and display pieces
- Hobby essentials like sleeves, top loaders, binders, and storage supplies
One advantage of bigger weekend shows is how easy it is to shop with intention. If you bring a short want list and a small trade binder, you can quickly turn the event into a targeted hunt: check multiple copies of the same card, inspect surfaces and edges under good lighting, and negotiate face-to-face without shipping risk or “near mint” surprises.
More Than Just a Card Show
FindEmAll is positioning this as a convention-style experience with multiple activities running throughout the weekend, not just a room full of tables.
A highlight is the schedule of pack battle tournaments. The event itinerary lists multiple daily tournaments, including:
- Pokémon Pack Battle (11:30 AM)
- One Piece Pack Battle (1:30 PM)
- Sports Card Pack Battle (2:30 PM)
- Fusion Pack Battle (3:30 PM, Saturday only)
- Pokémon Pack Battle (4:30 PM)
If you have never done a pack battle at a show, it is one of the easiest ways to get involved. You are not expected to show up with a full deck or deep competitive knowledge. You are there for the shared experience, the pulls, and the chance to win a prize while meeting other collectors.
Beyond tournaments, the show also promotes:
- Vendor giveaways across the weekend, with over $1,000 in giveaway prizes advertised
- Live auctions featuring premium items from select vendors
- A scavenger hunt designed to get attendees exploring the floor
- All-day drawing contests and giveaways for kids and adults (art can be submitted anytime, winners picked at the end of the show)
Since this is hosted at a downtown hotel venue, the overall vibe should feel like a true convention stop: easy to navigate, comfortable to spend hours in, and convenient if you want to make a full day out of it with food and other downtown plans nearby.
A Show for All Levels of Collectors
Events like this tend to work well because they give different types of collectors different “wins,” even if they are shopping for completely different things.
If you are new to the hobby, a big vendor floor is a fast education. You can see what conditions look like in person, understand how grading changes price, and ask questions without the friction of online back-and-forth. It is also easier to start small by grabbing affordable singles or building a themed binder page.
If you are a casual collector, this is a great kind of show to browse without pressure. You can hunt for your favorite franchise, look for a few personal collection upgrades, and enjoy the community side of the hobby without needing a huge budget.
If you are a serious collector, the benefits are more tactical: comparing multiple vendors, negotiating in real time, and finding hard-to-source items like clean raw copies, sealed products, and niche singles across multiple TCGs. The auctions and giveaways add another layer, especially if you enjoy chasing premium items and rare collectibles.
If you are bringing family, the activity lineup helps. Pack battles, scavenger hunts, and drawing contests make it easier for younger attendees to stay engaged, and the “collector convention” format tends to feel welcoming even if someone is not deep into the hobby.
Ticket options also support different styles of attending. If you want a calmer first lap and a better shot at early finds, VIP includes early entry and a VIP-only giveaway entry. If you are mainly there to browse and pick up a few singles, general admission keeps it simple.
Final Thoughts
The FindEmAll Card and Collectables Show (Austin Edition) is shaping up to be a great weekend for collectors in Austin and the surrounding area. If you go, let us know what you pick up, and keep an eye on Card Show Dex for more upcoming card shows across Austin.