The Citrus County Trading Card and Memorabilia Expo brings a broad collecting weekend to Hernando, Florida, with 50+ vendor tables advertised across cards, memorabilia, comics, and other collectibles. Its November edition gives visitors two days to explore a mix that reaches beyond a single sport, game, or collecting era.
Presented by Nature Coast Enterprises at the Quality Inn & Suites Conference Center, the expo combines sports cards, Pokémon, and other TCGs with non-card items such as jerseys and autographed memorabilia. That range makes it a useful option for a shared outing when everyone in your group has a different collecting interest.
A Full Day of Cards & Collectibles
The advertised selection includes modern and vintage material, sports cards, non-sports cards, Pokémon, and TCGs, along with collecting supplies. Comics and pop-culture figures extend the browsing beyond cards. These are categories promoted for the show, rather than a promise that every table will carry every category or that a particular character, player, set, or issue will be available.
Buying, selling, and trading are all part of the expo's advertised format. If you are bringing something to offer, the broad category mix is worth keeping in mind: a dealer focused on memorabilia may have different interests from one displaying game cards. Ask whether a table is buying or trading before unpacking your items, and keep any proposed exchange specific to what that dealer handles.
The organizer's post also mentions sealed product. That adds another possible browsing lane alongside individual cards and memorabilia, although the post does not name particular releases. If you are seeking one specific box or set, use the organizer's contact information before making a trip solely for that item. The flyer lists call or text inquiries to “Pops” at 727-678-0976 for show information.
Saturday has the longer public browsing window. Sunday opens later and closes earlier, so the two days should not be treated as interchangeable when planning your arrival. A shorter Sunday visit may suit a focused search, while Saturday leaves more time to explore categories outside your main collection. Neither schedule establishes when individual vendors might be available beyond the advertised show hours.
More Than Just a Card Show
Door prizes and food trucks are advertised for this November weekend. They give the event another dimension beyond transactions at the tables, but prize descriptions, drawing times, and food-truck menus are not publicly specified. If either feature is central to your plans, check the organizer's latest information rather than assuming a particular prize or meal option.
The flyer also advertises an ATM on site. That is useful practical information for a show built around buying, selling, and trading, though it does not establish what payment methods individual vendors accept. Entry is advertised at $2. If you intend to attend both days, ask how admission and re-entry work before assuming one payment covers the full weekend.
For navigation, look for the Hernando property on East Norvell Bryant Highway. The hotel's own website calls it Quality Inn Conference Center at Citrus Hills, while the show flyer uses Quality Inn & Suites Conference Center. Both refer to the same address. Matching the street address is more useful than relying only on the precise hotel wording in a navigation search.
A Show for All Levels of Collectors
For a first visit, the expo's strongest distinguishing feature is its range. Someone interested mainly in Pokémon can browse within a larger collectibles event, while a vintage-focused sports cards collector can also explore jerseys or signed memorabilia. A comics collector has a reason to walk the room even without a card want list. Actual selections will depend on participating dealers.
The memorabilia category deserves a different kind of conversation from ordinary card browsing. Because autographed items are advertised, ask sellers what documentation accompanies a particular piece and what exactly is included in its price. An advertised autograph category does not mean an athlete appearance or an on-site authentication service is part of the event.
The same distinction helps newcomers understand the floor: supplies, sealed product, cards, comics, and memorabilia are different shopping categories, each with its own questions. You do not need to buy across all of them to make use of the visit. Pick the part of the show that interests you most, then leave room to explore the neighboring categories that make this expo broader than a single-game gathering.
Final Thoughts
The Citrus County Trading Card and Memorabilia Expo offers Hernando and surrounding Nature Coast communities a November weekend centered on varied collectibles, direct dealer conversations, and advertised extras including food trucks and door prizes. Check the organizer's latest update through the "Official Source" before setting out. If you attend, let the organizer or other attendees know you found the event on Card Show Dex, and stay tuned for more shows across Florida.
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