The Georgia Collectibles Show returns to the DoubleTree by Hilton Atlanta Perimeter Dunwoody on Sunday, September 6, 2026, kicking off the fall run of one of the metro's most dependable card show series. Run by JB Cards, this twice-monthly Sunday institution has been the steady heartbeat of the Atlanta hobby for years: same venue, same friendly dealer corps, and a reputation for fresh collections hitting tables before they surface anywhere else.
The dealer room offers a classic full-spectrum card show. Sports cards are the anchor, with strong baseball, football, and basketball inventory across every era, from post-war vintage and 1970s stars through junk-wax favorites to modern graded rookies. PSA, SGC, and CGC slabs fill the display cases at a wide range of price points. The TCG tables have expanded steadily, with Pokemon singles, slabs, and sealed product now standard, plus Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh appearances. Memorabilia, autographs, supplies, and oddball collectibles round out the room, keeping browsers of every stripe engaged.
Hours run 9 AM to 3 PM, the series' traditional Sunday window. Admission at the door is modest, typically just a few dollars, with kids accompanied by adults welcome; bring a little cash for entry. Holiday-weekend timing on Labor Day Sunday means many collectors have Monday off, making this an easy, unhurried outing.
The DoubleTree at 4386 Chamblee Dunwoody Road sits just outside I-285 at the top of the Perimeter, with free parking and quick access from Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Chamblee, Brookhaven, and the GA-400 corridor. The hotel ballroom setting is air-conditioned and comfortable, with food options in the hotel and along Chamblee Dunwoody Road.
This show serves everyone, but it especially rewards regulars. Families get an affordable Sunday activity with patient dealers and plenty of starter material. Set builders thrive in the binder-heavy aisles. Serious collectors know this series is where local estate collections often debut, so sharp-eyed vintage hunters check every case. And sellers should bring their cards, because JB Cards shows are known for active buying dealers who will evaluate collections on the spot.
For the best experience, arrive near the 9 AM open, since Sunday shows front-load their action and the best vintage moves in the first ninety minutes. Bring cash, including small bills for negotiating. Work from a want list, ask dealers about un-displayed inventory, and give the dollar boxes genuine attention, as this series has a long history of sleeper finds. With a 3 PM close, do not plan a late arrival, though the final hour can produce motivated-seller discounts if you are flexible about targets.
The Georgia Collectibles Show runs roughly twice a month on Sundays at the same DoubleTree, with dates already scheduled through the end of 2026. Check the JB Cards Facebook page or the regional show calendars for the full schedule and any vendor updates before you go.
