Day two of the Relic Auctions Card Show runs Sunday, October 4, 2026 at Calvary Lutheran Church in Kansas City, Missouri. If Saturday is the day for first pick, Sunday is the day for the best price — and regulars at this room plan around exactly that. Dealers who have already covered their table cost on day one arrive on Sunday considerably more willing to deal, particularly on anything they would rather not box back up.
The inventory is the same broad sports-and-memorabilia mix, minus whatever moved Saturday and plus whatever dealers restocked overnight. Look for MLB spanning vintage Topps through modern Bowman Chrome, NFL with strong Chiefs representation heading into the middle of the season, NBA, NHL and college material. Raw vintage is the room's real strength — 1950s through 1980s baseball and football in collector grades and at collector prices. Graded slabs appear in the center cases. Around the edges you will find signed photographs and baseballs, game-used items, programs, pennants, comics, Funko Pops, and a handful of tables carrying Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh! singles.
Sunday hours are 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., an hour later on the open than Saturday. The first two hours are the busiest as the Saturday crowd returns for a second look, and the final ninety minutes are the softest of the entire weekend for negotiating.
Walk-ups only; no advance tickets and no registration. The operator has not published a Sunday admission rate. Shows of this size and type across the metro generally run free or ask a small door fee, with accompanying children admitted free of charge. Verify at the door.
Calvary Lutheran Church offers free parking in its own lot with additional street parking on adjacent blocks. The hall is on one level, easily navigated with a stroller, and the venue is central enough that lunch options and coffee are only a few minutes away.
Sunday is the better day for families and first-time attendees. The pace is calmer, dealers have more time to talk, and there is far less pressure to make a snap decision on a case card. It is equally attractive to bargain hunters and to anyone building a set from commons, because that is exactly the material dealers most want to move on a Sunday afternoon.
To work the room well: come with cash in mixed denominations and a want list. Make one full lap noting prices before you spend anything. Then go back and make bundled offers — three or four cards from one table will get you a better per-card price than buying them individually across the room. Ask each dealer what they did not sell Saturday; that question alone will surface material that never made it back onto the table. If you missed something Saturday, ask about it — it may still be in the case.
Details, hours and organizer contact information for both days of this weekend are posted on Treasure Hunter. Kansas City collector groups on Facebook typically post recaps and photos from the Saturday session, which is a useful preview before you head out Sunday.
