Commerce Card Show

Commerce Card Show is a free-admission sports card and collectibles show held at the Jackson County Agricultural Center in Jefferson, Georgia, about 60 miles northeast of Atlanta via I-85. It is a community-run show built around buying, selling and trading, with sports cards, graded slabs, trading card games, sealed wax and memorabilia on the floor. It suits both collectors who want a full Saturday of browsing and vendors who want an established regional room.

What you'll find on the floor

The show runs 200-plus tables at a regular date and 300-plus at its two Mega Shows each year. Sellers carry baseball, basketball, football, soccer and hockey cards, from raw singles and rookies to vintage, plus graded slabs from PSA, BGS, SGC and CGC. Trading card game dealers cover Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana and the other major games. Sealed product includes hobby boxes, blasters, hanger packs and sealed sets across sports and TCG, and there are signed jerseys, photos, helmets and other authenticated memorabilia.

The trading floor stays active all day, so bringing a collection to trade is as normal here as bringing cash. Food is served at the venue throughout show hours, which makes it easy to stay from open to close.

Dates and format

Regular shows are single Saturdays, 9 AM to 5 PM, and admission is free to every one. Mega Shows stretch across a full weekend. The October 2026 show was a Mega Show with 450 tables on the books, and the next date is in December.

The 2027 calendar adds up to nine shows across the year, two of them Mega Shows.

Vendor tables and rules

Tables are $75 each at regular shows and $150 each at Mega Shows. Requests go through an online reservation form, and the promoter, Caleb Cannon, follows up to confirm the spot. Tables sell out fast, so booking early matters, especially for the Mega Shows.

Setup typically begins before 9 AM, and load-in details come from the promoter. Useful things to bring include priced inventory, display cases or binders, dollar bins, business cards, and both cash and card payment options.

History

The show started with 25 tables and has been running for four years, growing into a 200-plus table event. That growth shows in the schedule: the 2026 shows ran April 11, June 13, and a Mega Show October 10 and 11, and the Mega Show tables on the books for October reached 450. The 2027 Mega Shows are planned at 300-plus tables each.

Getting there

The Jackson County Agricultural Center is at 1869 County Farm Road in Jefferson, Georgia 30549, roughly 60 miles northeast of Atlanta via I-85. Every show opens at 9 AM, and with free admission and food on site, there is no reason to plan around a short visit.

Who it suits

Commerce Card Show fits collectors in Northeast Georgia and the Atlanta area who want a large, free-to-enter floor covering sports cards, slabs and the major trading card games under one roof. It also suits vendors looking for an established show with a regular calendar and a tiered table price, with the Mega Shows as the bigger draw.