The North Charlotte Card Show at Northlake Mall runs its Sunday session on October 25, 2026, from noon to 5:00 PM, wrapping up the Halloween-week weekend at the mall on the north side of Charlotte, North Carolina. Where Saturday is the trade-heavy Trick or Trade day, Sunday is the buyer's day: dealers who set up for both days are more willing to move inventory before they pack, and the noon start gives collectors a chance to sleep in and still get a full afternoon on the floor.
The Sunday room mirrors Saturday's dealer mix with a sharper focus on selling. Sports card tables run deep on modern basketball and football, which is the strongest market in Charlotte: Panini Prizm, Select, Donruss Optic and Mosaic rookies, Topps Chrome and Bowman Chrome baseball prospects, and the usual heavy stock of Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets and Carolina Hurricanes cards. Vintage Topps and Bowman appear on a few tables for older collectors, and graded PSA, BGS, SGC and CGC slabs fill the cases. On the trading card game side, Pokémon leads with singles, sealed product and graded slabs, followed by Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and Disney Lorcana. Hobby supplies are usually available from at least one table.
This is a single-day Sunday show running 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Five hours is enough for a full lap, a food court break and a second pass for offers.
Admission was not published for this date; the Northlake Mall shows are held in the mall's public common area and have historically been free to attend, so expect no charge but confirm on the listing. Parking is free in the mall lots, and the show is easiest to find from the lower level near center court.
Who should attend? Bargain hunters who know Sunday is the day dealers deal, modern rookie collectors, Pokémon families, and anyone who missed Saturday. The mall setting makes it a comfortable first show for newcomers and a convenient stop for regulars.
Tips: arrive at noon for first pick of whatever was restocked overnight, bring cash and a want list, and pack sleeves, top loaders and a slab case. Make offers in the final hour, when dealers are consolidating. If you are selling, bring your best cards sorted and priced; Sunday is a good buying day for dealers who moved inventory on Saturday and have cash to spend.
Northlake Mall itself has a full food court and several sit-down restaurants, so a lunch break between laps is simple, and the mall's regular Sunday hours mean the surrounding stores are open if other family members want something to do while you shop the tables. Collectors who attended Saturday's Trick or Trade session will see a partly refreshed inventory on Sunday because several dealers restock overnight.
For confirmed hours, admission and future editions, check the treasurehunter.show listing or the North Charlotte Card Show social pages before you travel.