The Cards N Coffee Card Show takes over the Charles Mack Citizen Center in downtown Mooresville, North Carolina on Saturday, October 3, 2026, running a long 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM day for collectors on the Lake Norman side of the Charlotte metro. Mooresville is about thirty minutes north of uptown on I-77, and the Citizen Center has become one of the most dependable card show venues in the region, with a bright main hall, wide aisles and a walkable downtown right outside the door.
As the name suggests, this show leans into the morning-coffee-and-cards vibe: get there early, grab a cup, and dig. The dealer mix is heavily sports. Expect vintage baseball and football, junk-wax-era boxes for set builders, and a deep bench of modern Panini Prizm, Select, Mosaic and Optic, Topps Chrome and Bowman Chrome. Because Mooresville is Race City USA, NASCAR cards and driver memorabilia are more common here than at almost any other show in the state, which is a genuine differentiator for motorsports collectors. Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets and Carolina Hurricanes inventory is plentiful, and graded PSA, BGS, SGC and CGC slabs fill the locked cases. Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and Disney Lorcana dealers usually take a row of tables, with singles, sealed boxes and graded slabs.
This is a single-day Saturday show, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The eight-hour window is longer than most regional shows, so there is no need to rush; many collectors do a lap in the morning, break for lunch downtown, and return in the afternoon for second-look deals.
Admission for this date was not published on the listing, so confirm before you go. Shows at the Charles Mack Citizen Center typically charge a modest door fee with children free. The venue is at 215 North Main Street, with a free public parking deck directly behind the building and street parking throughout downtown Mooresville.
Who should attend? NASCAR and motorsports collectors, sports card set builders, families with young collectors, TCG traders and dealers looking for a well-run mid-sized show. First-timers will find the layout easy to navigate and the crowd friendly.
Tips: arrive at open for the best vintage and NASCAR selection, bring cash and a want list, and pack sleeves, top loaders and a slab case. Downtown Mooresville has several good coffee shops and lunch spots within a two-minute walk, so plan a break. If you are selling, bring cards sorted by sport and era; dealers here buy actively.
Collectors who have never been to the Charles Mack Citizen Center should know it was built as a downtown civic hall, so the main room is bright, climate-controlled and has restrooms and seating close to the floor, which matters on an eight-hour show day. The Mooresville show also draws a number of dealers who do not travel to the Charlotte convention-center events, so inventory here often feels fresher than the big-show circuit.
For confirmed admission, table availability and updates, check the show listing on treasurehunter.show or the promoter's Facebook page before traveling.