The Northeast Nebraska Card Show comes to the Pierce Pavilion on Sunday, November 1, 2026, giving collectors in the Norfolk, Pierce, and greater northeast Nebraska region a hometown show worth circling on the calendar. Pierce carries a special place in hobby lore — this is the town where the legendary Uncle Jimmy Collection was discovered in 2016, a hoard of pristine early-1900s tobacco cards including Ty Cobbs and Honus Wagners that made national news and put Pierce, Nebraska on the collecting map forever.
Doors open at 10:00 AM at the Pierce Pavilion, a community venue with free parking and an easy single-hall layout. Admission details have not been published by the organizer; small-town Nebraska shows are typically free or charge only a dollar or two at the door, but bring a little extra cash to be safe.
To get the best from the day, arrive right at the 10:00 AM open — at single-day small-town shows, the best vintage is often gone within the first ninety minutes. Check the treasurehunter.show listing for updates before making the drive, and dress for the weather — Nebraska in November keeps you honest.