We’re excited to announce the artists appearing at the 84th Philly Non-Sports Card Show taking place April 18 & 19 at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA. Come to the show and meet these incredible creators in person:

• Jason Brower
• David Gross
• Vincent Rappa
• Tim Shinn

Whether you collect Garbage Pail Kids, Marvel, Star Trek, Peanuts, Star Wars, or pop culture art, this is your chance to meet the artists behind the work, pick up commissions, sketches, and add something special to your collection.

• Greater Philadelphia Expo Center – Oaks, PA
• April 18 & 19, 2026

Don’t miss it. More announcements coming soon!

After decades of cash-only admission at the door, we are thrilled to announce that for the first time in the show's history, you can now purchase your admission tickets online ahead of the show! And tickets for our Saturday night dinner at Arnold's Family Fun Center may also be purchased now - with or without admission tickets.

Join us April 18 & 19, 2026 — and breeze through the line by securing your tickets in advance.

https://phillynon-sportscardsh...et_sales&utm_id=1002

Just an FYI for anyone who will be attending the Philly show, the Bob Evan's restaurant in Phoenixville/Oaks near the show hotels has permanently closed.

Making my return to the show after a couple of years away. Part of my eventual move to Kentucky.

I will have an exclusive promo for the show:



There are variations that are more adult in nature. Those will be limited to only those that ask.

Base promo limited to 500. Variation limited to 250. Sketch Variant limited to 100.

Art by the very missed George Webber. I still have a couple pieces I was able to purchase and get rights to promos before his passing.

Ed

Great to see your return to the show Ed

How about another Exclusive Promo card?

Eule's Vision 2026 P2



Free at my table while supplies last.

Watch out for Metal variants as well...

Ed

Wow, and that's just for the culture shock/climate shift of a move from Arizona to Kentucky. Great art.

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Originally posted by Scifi Cards:
Making my return to the show after a couple of years away. Part of my eventual move to Kentucky.

I will have an exclusive promo for the show:



There are variations that are more adult in nature. Those will be limited to only those that ask.

Base promo limited to 500. Variation limited to 250. Sketch Variant limited to 100.

Art by the very missed George Webber. I still have a couple pieces I was able to purchase and get rights to promos before his passing.

Ed

We have quite a few promo cards to give away at the Philly Non-Sports Card Show next weekend - more than usual. Below is a list and collectors will find even more at some of the artists and manufacturer tables. Some of these are limited and will not be in all promo packs.

• Philly Red Border 132
• Philly Red Border 133
• Garbage Pail Kids 1A (Saturday)
• Garbage Pail Kids 1B (Sunday)
• Wacky Packages
• Vixens of the Golden Age PHI-S26
• Eule's Vision P1
• Metropolis P1
• Monsters from Hell Series 2 P-5
• Classic Fairy Tales Series 3 P2
• Promo Card Encyclopedia PC_PH3
• Ancient China Beauty and Beast P2
• Spoof Troop PA1
• El Toro Artist Series

And here are a few you'll find at artists and manufacturer tables.

• Craniacs (at Vinnie Rappa's table)
• Ancient China Beauty and Beast P1 (at the Monsterwax/RRParksCARDS table)
• The D. B. Cooper Caper P1 (find Ted Dastick)
• Garbage Pail Kids 1B metal (given away to the first 100 people in special line on Sunday)
• Scifi Cards (see Ed Webb's posts above for details on several cards)

I've heard of a few others as well but don't have confirmation yet so expect some other surprises.

For Eule's will you have both P1 and P2 ? The scan shows P2 but you list P1

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For Eule's will you have both P1 and P2 ? The scan shows P2 but you list P1

Looks like both will be available at the show. Ed will have P2 and the promo packs will contain the P1 promo. And look for random metal versions to pop up somewhere.

If anyone wants to trade I WILL BE BRINING BOOKS. You can easily find me walking around with a wheel chair. I am always looking for unusual promo- food-and autograph cards. If ur looking for something special let me know.

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Originally posted by H_Toser:
We have quite a few promo cards to give away at the Philly Non-Sports Card Show next weekend - more than usual. Below is a list and collectors will find even more at some of the artists and manufacturer tables. Some of these are limited and will not be in all promo packs.

The D. B. Cooper Caper P1 (find Ted Dastick)

Here's the card I'll be handing out, just gotta find me on the floor Saturday!

I need to get back over to the Philly Card Show one of these days. Have fun tomorrow everyone who's going!

Val

I hope some Card Talkers will give us some reports on the show. What did you see? What did you find?

Was there most of the day Saturday. My report isn't going to be great as I spent most of my time talking to people. I didn't find the one thing I was looking for (cheap Brie Larson - preferably Marvel - auto), but ended up buying more than I've bought in a while at the show. It didn't feel as crowded as the last Fall show, but that's probably because it was in a bigger room. The line to get in was pretty long, I was about 15 back in the "pay at the door" line - there was another line for those who pre-purchased entry. There was a good mix for everyone - new stuff, old stuff, Pokemon... was cool seeing kids with their parents encouraging them to enjoy card collecting beyond Pokemon.

Was most excited to meet and chat with Richard Parks of RRParks Cards. He's been instrumental in helping me get my own card sets off the ground - I can tell you with 100% certainty if it weren't for him there wouldn't be a Most WanTED Trading Cards. Missed seeing a few regulars, but I enjoyed seeing many others yet again. Jason Brower has become a very good friend because of this show, always enjoy seeing him set up as a guest artist.

I will say, the reaction to my D. B. Cooper promo was better than expected. I'm really doing the set for myself, but it seems like there's a decent amount of interest already, which is awesome!!!

EDIT: Just remembered, 2 cool licenses announced by Rittenhouse - Taxi and Happy Days!

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