New York City's longest-running sports card show · Manhattan · Since 1987

Midtown Sports Card Show We're Back!

Second Saturday of every month on the Upper West Side. Twenty tables of sports cards, vintage, memorabilia, and a few Pokémon dealers too. Two dollars at the door. Kids under 12 free.

Next show · Saturday

9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Community Room

700 Columbus Avenue, New York, NY 10025

$2 admission · Kids under 12 free

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Saturday, October 10

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Baseball
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Basketball
A football on a lined field
Football
Pokémon & TCG

Every sport, every month · swap in photos of the room once you have them

What this is

A neighborhood show, not a convention.

No hotel ballroom. No timed-entry tickets. No line around the block. Twenty tables in a community room, run by the same person who's been running it for years.

You can walk the whole floor in an hour, actually talk to the dealers, and be home before lunch. Sports cards lead the floor — vintage through modern, raw and graded.

A few tables carry Pokémon and other trading card games, because that's what a lot of the kids are chasing right now.

Bring cash. Bring your want list. Bring your kid.

Schedule · October 2026 – June 2027

Every second Saturday. All year.

9 AM – 2 PM · 700 Columbus Ave

Dates are set through June 2027. Put them on your calendar now — we'll be there. Add them all to your calendar.

For collectors

What you'll find on the floor

Vintage

Pre-war through the 1980s, raw and graded.

Modern

Rookies, parallels, inserts, autos, patches.

Every sport

Baseball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer, boxing.

Graded slabs

PSA, SGC, BGS, CGC.

Memorabilia

Programs, photos, signed pieces, oddball.

Supplies

Sleeves, toploaders, boxes, penny sleeves.

Pokémon & TCG

A few dedicated tables.

Dealers buy, too

Got a collection to sell, or one you inherited? Bring it, or bring photos. Several dealers buy on the spot.

Bringing kids

Kids under 12 get in free. Always.

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This is where a lot of us started — a folding table, a quarter box, and somebody patient enough to explain what we were looking at.

Kids don't need to know anything about cards to have a good Saturday here.

Free pack to the first 25 kids through the door.

Quarter boxes at most tables — a few dollars goes a long way.

Dealers who'll talk to them. That's not a promise we make lightly. It's the reason this show has lasted.

Getting here

Community Room

700 Columbus Avenue
New York, NY 10025

Subway

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  • to 96th Street

Bus

M96 · M104 · M7 · M11

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Walkable from the Upper West Side, Morningside Heights, Harlem, and Central Park West.

Coming from Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester, or New Jersey? The 96th Street stops put you three minutes from the door.

Street parking is Manhattan street parking. Take the train.

Vendors

Want a table?

Twenty tables. Sports-led floor with room for a few TCG dealers. Same crowd, same room, every month — a lot of our dealers have been setting up here for years.

Tables go fast and regulars get first refusal. Contact Ron directly for availability and rates.

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FAQ

Questions we get every month

How much is admission?

$2 for adults. Kids under 12 are free.

Do I need a ticket in advance?

No. Walk in, pay at the door. No advance tickets, no timed entry.

Cash or card?

Bring cash. Admission is cash, and while many dealers take Venmo, Zelle, or cards, cash still moves fastest on a card show floor.

What time should I get there?

Doors at 9:00 AM. Serious buyers come early — the best material tends to move in the first hour.

Can I sell my collection?

Yes. Several dealers buy. Bring the cards or bring clear photos, and be ready to talk.

Is there Pokémon?

Yes, a few tables. The show is sports-led, but we keep space for TCG.

Is it good for kids?

It's built for them. Free under 12, free packs for the first 25 through the door, and quarter boxes at most tables.

How do I get a table?

Contact Ron at rondinkins@aol.com or (917) 881-2798. Returning dealers get first refusal, so reach out early.

Is the show accessible?

Ask us before you come. Email rondinkins@aol.com or call (917) 881-2798 and Ron will tell you exactly what the access is like at the door.

Contact

Questions? Ask Ron.

Ron Dinkins has been running this show for thirty-nine years. He answers his own email.

Vendors: include what you sell and how many tables you need.