Texas Sports Hall of Fame Hosted Collectors Show
The two-day event in Waco brought together fans and vendors from across Texas and Oklahoma.
Updated on Oct. 11, 2026 in Football
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The Texas Sports Hall of Fame held its annual Sports Collectors Show in Waco this past weekend. Fans and vendors gathered for a two-day event featuring sports memorabilia, trading cards, and autograph signings.
Why it matters
The show serves as a key gathering point for regional collectors to connect with dealers and authenticate rare sports items. It also provided fans with direct access to professional athletes and memorabilia experts.
The show spanned two full days, allowing regional vendors to display wide-ranging collections of trading cards and memorabilia. Participants also accessed on-site item authentication through James Spence Authentication Services.
The players
Edd Hargett
He is a former quarterback who appeared at the collectors show to meet with fans.
Marcus Dupree
He is a football player who participated in the event to engage with the sports collecting community.
Ruben Sierra
He is a former professional baseball player who made an appearance at the show.
Theresa McCullough
She is a former professional soccer player who was a featured guest at the event.
The details
The event brought together a diverse group of fans and regional dealers, offering a platform for buying, selling, and verifying sports collectibles. Notable figures were present to meet fans, including professional athletes and local industry experts.
Timeline
The event occurred on Friday, October 9, and Saturday, October 10, 2026.
Season Trajectory
This event maintains the institutional tradition of the Texas Sports Hall of Fame's annual Sports Collectors Show. It serves to sustain regional interest in sports history and memorabilia trading during the active football season.
Collectors utilized on-site authentication services to verify the value of their items for potential market resale. Attendees also gained direct access to meet former professional athletes, providing a tangible experience for local sports enthusiasts.
The takeaway
Collectors should ensure their memorabilia is authenticated by certified third-party services to preserve long-term value. Engaging with events like this allows fans to better understand the provenance of their collections while connecting with the broader sports community.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Kwtx.
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