Sunday, September 27, 2026 is day two of the Poke Craft & Card Show weekend at 757 Cards & Cabinets in Newport News, and the Sunday session has a character all its own. The crowd is thinner, the pace is slower, and vendors who spent Saturday holding firm on price are noticeably more willing to make a deal rather than repack a table. Experienced Hampton Roads collectors know this and plan accordingly.
The inventory is broadly the same as Saturday, minus whatever sold. Pokemon leads: sealed booster boxes, elite trainer boxes and tins from current Scarlet & Violet releases, back stock from earlier sets, binders of singles from bulk commons up to alt arts and special illustration rares, and graded slabs across the grading companies. Vintage WOTC cards, Japanese imports and promo material all show up. Alongside Pokemon you will find Magic: The Gathering singles and sealed, Yu-Gi-Oh! meta staples, One Piece, Lorcana, Digimon and Dragon Ball Super. A handful of sports dealers cover baseball, football, basketball and hockey in both modern and vintage.
Sunday hours run 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, an hour shorter than Saturday. Admission is free, parking is free, and there is no advance ticketing. Children are welcome and get in free. The shop is open as a shop during the event, so the counter is available for buying, selling and picking up supplies.
The location at 6 Elmhurst Street is easy to reach from anywhere on the Peninsula and a straightforward drive from Hampton, Williamsburg and Yorktown. Sunday parking is the easiest of the weekend. There is food within a short drive if you want to break for lunch and return before the room clears out.
Who should attend: bargain hunters and negotiators above all, since Sunday afternoon is when prices soften. Also families who want a calmer environment than a packed Saturday floor, collectors who missed Saturday, and anyone who wants unhurried time with a vendor to talk through a purchase. If you are selling a collection, Sunday is often the better day to get real attention from a buyer who is not juggling three customers at once.
Tips for the best experience: come in the early afternoon if price is your priority and in the morning if selection is. Bring cash, since it is the single most reliable way to improve an offer. Ask directly whether a vendor will bundle several singles or slabs at a better rate. If you attended Saturday, follow up with any dealer who was holding something for you. Bring your trade binder, because Sunday traders have more time to actually look through it. And take a full lap before buying, since the room reorganizes overnight and tables are not in the same places.
For final hours, vendor changes and any Sunday-only specials, check the 757 Cards & Cabinets Facebook page or call the shop before you head out.
