Collectible Show (Cards and Coins) — Dec 13, 2026

Collectible Show (Cards and Coins) is a recurring monthly show held on Sunday afternoons at American Legion Post 127 in Orange. It is a small, community-hall event: admission is $2, and the floor is built around roughly 30 tables of trading cards and coins, with Pokémon among the games represented. It suits collectors who want a low-cost, low-pressure Sunday browse rather than a convention-scale hall.

What you'll find on the floor

The room holds 30 tables, so the show is easy to walk end to end in a single pass. The name points to the mix: trading cards and coins share the floor, which makes it a useful stop for someone who collects across both, or who is looking to sell a box of cards and a coin jar in the same trip. Pokémon is the game on the schedule.

Dates and format

Editions run on a monthly Sunday rhythm, generally the second weekend of the month, all at the same hall with the same $2 admission. The show skipped August and September this year, then resumed in October.

The two remaining 2026 dates are November 8 and December 13.

History

The show has kept one home since at least March 2026. Every edition in the run has been at American Legion Post 127 with the same $2 gate, which gives regulars a predictable routine: same room, same price, same Sunday-of-the-month pattern. The table count of 30 appears from the October edition onward.

Getting there

The hall is in Orange. JB Sports Cards & Memorabilia is the closest card shop, under half a mile away, so it pairs naturally with a show visit. Retro Games Plus, Clockwork Comics and Game Xchange are all in Orange as well, about two to three miles out. Farther afield, Cardsmart and Hawkwood Games are in Milford, and Harv's Collectibles and Ultimate Gamer are in West Haven.

Who it suits

This show fits collectors who want an inexpensive, short Sunday outing, people who collect both cards and coins, and anyone in the Orange and Milford area who would rather check a neighborhood show than drive to a larger regional one. Larger shows in the region include Hard Hittin' Card Shows, about 29 miles away.