The 5th Saturday Sports Card & Collectible Show brings a locally operated collector event to St. Augustine with 75 tables, 40+ vendors, free admission, and a mix centered on sports cards, TCGs, and collectibles. It is a practical Saturday stop for collectors who want enough variety to compare cards and prices while still having time to work through the room at a comfortable pace.
The show takes place at the World Golf Village Renaissance Hotel, a recognizable Northeast Florida resort and meeting venue near Jacksonville. Its six-hour public window gives first-time attendees flexibility: arrive near opening for the fullest selection, visit later for a more relaxed browse, or plan enough time to revisit a table before making a final decision.
A Full Day of Cards & Collectibles
The organizer advertises 75 tables and 40+ vendors, giving collectors a substantial room to explore without presenting the event as an overwhelming convention. The confirmed mix includes sports cards, TCGs, and broader collectibles. That makes the show relevant to collectors searching for players and teams as well as people interested in trading card games or mixed hobby material.
Exact vendor inventory can vary, but table-style shows commonly use display cases, binders, graded-card rows, value boxes, and other browsing formats. Treat those as possible show-floor staples rather than guarantees. With 40+ vendors expected, it is worth walking the room once before committing a large part of your budget. You may find different copies of the same card, different condition levels, or different approaches to pricing.
In-person shopping is especially useful when condition matters. You can look at corners, edges, centering, and surface quality under the room lighting, then ask a vendor for a closer look before buying. If you are pursuing a particular player, set, team, or card type, keeping a short want list on your phone can help you stay focused across 75 tables. It also makes it easier to remember which table had the best match after you have seen several options.
More Than Just a Card Show
The organizer describes the event as local, family operated, fun for all ages, and easy to walk around. Free admission removes the ticket-cost barrier for families, curious newcomers, and collectors who may only have part of the day available. You can put the money you would have spent at the door toward a card, supplies, or simply keep the outing budget-friendly.
The flyer also advertises a raffle drawing involving $25 gift certificates. The number of certificates and drawing time are not publicly stated, so anyone especially interested in the raffle should check the organizer’s latest Instagram information through the “Official Source” button before the event. That same source is the best place to watch for any last-minute instructions or schedule updates.
Because the show is inside a hotel property, plan for an indoor event setting, but check the venue and organizer for current parking rules or property-specific directions before leaving. Parking terms are not confirmed as part of the show announcement. Saving the venue address in advance can also prevent confusion between the resort, nearby World Golf Village destinations, and other St. Augustine locations.
A Show for All Levels of Collectors
A beginner can use the show to see how raw, graded, modern, and older cards differ in person. There is no need to understand every hobby term before attending. Start with a favorite athlete, team, league, or game, tell a vendor what you are looking for, and ask questions when a card catches your attention. Free admission makes it easier to browse without feeling that every visit must lead to a major purchase.
Casual collectors can focus on affordable singles and the pleasure of finding something unexpected. More experienced collectors can compare condition, look for collection upgrades, and talk through possible trades. If you bring cards to trade, keep them protected and organized so another collector or vendor can review them efficiently. Ask before placing personal cards on a vendor’s case or table, since each seller may manage trading space differently.
Families may appreciate the all-ages positioning and manageable one-day format. A simple plan can make the visit smoother: agree on a spending limit, identify a meeting point, and take an initial lap before younger collectors choose a card. Since payment methods can differ by vendor, arrive prepared to ask what each seller accepts rather than assuming every table follows the same policy.
Collectors with a specific goal should prioritize it early. Those attending mainly to browse can move more slowly, compare tables, and return to favorites. Either approach fits a show that emphasizes an accessible room, free entry, and a broad collector audience.
Final Thoughts
The 5th Saturday Sports Card & Collectible Show is shaping up to be a great day for collectors in St. Augustine and the surrounding Northeast Florida area. If you attend, let the organizer or other attendees know you found the show on Card Show Dex, and stay tuned for more upcoming events across Florida.
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