The Georgia Collectibles Show closes out its October schedule on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Atlanta Perimeter Dunwoody, landing on World Series weekend when baseball card interest peaks for the year. For the JB Cards series' regulars, the late-October date is traditionally one of the liveliest of the fall: playoff drama drives baseball demand, football season is in full swing, and the earliest holiday shoppers start hunting gifts for the collectors in their lives.
The room reflects the moment. Baseball dealers stock their cases with postseason stars, October legends, and the graded vintage that always moves when the sport owns the headlines; if a breakout player is carrying his team through the playoffs, expect his cards on multiple tables at multiple price points. Football material stays deep, basketball inventory builds with the NBA season underway, and hockey, soccer, and UFC hold their usual corners. The TCG section brings Pokemon singles, slabs, and sealed product, alongside Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh, and the memorabilia, autograph, and supply tables round out the standard JB Cards floor.
Hours run 9 AM to 3 PM on Sunday, with modest door admission of typically a few dollars and kids welcome with adults; carry a little cash for entry. Free parking surrounds the DoubleTree at 4386 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, just off I-285 at the Perimeter's north edge, an easy drive from Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Chamblee, Brookhaven, Roswell, and the GA-400 corridor.
This edition is a natural target for baseball collectors riding playoff momentum, whether buying the moment or selling into it, and for football collectors making mid-season pickups. Early holiday shoppers can quietly knock out gifts, from starter boxes for new collectors to graded grails for the serious ones, with dealers happy to advise. Families, set builders, and vintage hunters get the same welcoming series they always do, and anyone selling a collection will find active buyers, with playoff-season demand firming up offers on baseball especially.
A few tips for the morning. Arrive at open if you want playoff stars or fresh vintage, because both categories move in the first hour. Bring cash in small bills, keep a want list on your phone, and comp-check big purchases before shaking hands. Walk the full room first, since duplicate inventory across dealers rewards patient comparison, and give the dollar boxes their due before noon. Toward the 3 PM close, revisit tables holding cards you liked; end-of-show flexibility is real at Sunday hotel shows.
The series rolls straight into November with editions on the 1st and 15th, then December dates through the holidays, all at the same DoubleTree. Check the JB Cards Facebook page or the regional calendars for the full schedule and vendor updates before attending.
