Maryville Card Show Plus+ returns to Maryville, Tennessee, for a November gathering built around sports cards, Pokémon, other TCGs, and collectibles. Buying, selling, and trading are all part of the advertised format, giving the day a clear purpose whether you want to browse or bring cards into a conversation.
The monthly show takes place at American Legion Post 13, and its flyer highlights a larger room with brighter lighting. That is a useful detail for a visit centered on looking closely at cards. Matthew Fine's November 14 announcement also invites the community to show support for veterans while spending time at the show.
A Full Day of Cards & Collectibles
The advertised collecting mix crosses between sports cards and TCGs, including Pokémon. That makes this a practical shared stop if the people in your group collect different categories. You can approach the tables with different interests without needing everyone to be hunting the same thing. Individual games, teams, players, and products will depend on what participating sellers bring.
The flyer advertises 60 tables, each six feet long, as available for the show. Treat that as the table offering rather than a promise of sixty different vendors or a fully occupied room. For an attendee, the useful takeaway is the table-based format: this is an opportunity to explore the collecting mix in person and speak directly with the people offering it.
The buy, sell, and trade invitation also leaves room for more than a shopping trip. If you bring cards to discuss, ask whether a vendor is buying or trading before unpacking them. An invitation to trade establishes the show's format, but each potential deal still depends on the people involved. You do not need to reserve a selling table simply to ask a vendor about a possible transaction.
More Than Just a Card Show
The larger-room announcement is one of this show's most specific features. Brighter lighting can be helpful when examining the surface and edges of a card, although it does not replace taking your time with an individual item. The flyer describes the room change without giving dimensions or a floor plan, so plan around an indoor hall visit rather than a particular layout.
Families receive an explicit welcome: the flyer says all ages are welcome and advertises a freebie for children. The item and distribution details are not specified. Consider it an advertised extra rather than the reason to promise a child a particular card or gift. The broader welcome is clear, making it reasonable to include a younger collector in the outing.
CM Collectibles and More appears as the sponsor and a table-reservation point. Anyone considering a vendor role should distinguish that process from ordinary attendance. Reservations are advertised through the shop or by texting Sara at 865-257-5061. Vendor setup begins at 8 AM; public browsing begins an hour later. Arriving during setup does not provide an advertised early-entry benefit.
A Show for All Levels of Collectors
For a first visit, the most useful planning detail is the difference between the public session and vendor preparation. The public window runs from 9 AM to 3 PM Eastern Time. Use that window for your visit, and leave time for the conversations that interest you instead of assuming a quick walk through every table will cover everything.
Free admission makes it possible to attend without committing to a purchase. That can suit someone deciding which collecting category interests them, a family introducing a child to the hobby, or an established collector who wants to see the local mix. The value of the visit can be the opportunity to ask questions and compare what is available, even if nothing comes home with you.
For those bringing cards, the distinction between an attendee and a reserved vendor matters. A few cards offered in a conversation are different from setting up your own sales display. If your plan involves operating a table, use the advertised reservation process. If you are attending to browse and possibly trade, begin by asking the person across the table what they are open to discussing.
Final Thoughts
Maryville Card Show Plus+ offers Maryville and the surrounding area a free monthly gathering with a broad card focus, an all-ages welcome, and an advertised move into a larger, brighter room. 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 Tennessee.
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