Exhibitors from all over the world arrive at the spring Sberatel fair

After many months of relying on Delcampe to buy their items, collectors will now be able to buy them again in person from the main national and foreign exhibitors. And since most of the major industry trade fairs and exchanges were cancelled in Western Europe last winter and autumn, and the same prospects are in place for this year, the Prague event is of great interest among exhibitors.

The hit of the successful first edition of the Spring Sberatel fair was the stamp album of singer Freddie Mercury on display. It was loaned to Prague by the British Postal Museum and the museum’s curator Stuart Aitken (pictured) came along.

The nomenclature will cover postage stamps, coins, banknotes, postcards, old stocks, cards and other collectible material.

The popular services of free valuation of collections, offered by the Union of Czech Philatelists, the Czech Numismatic Society, the Museum of Valuable Papers or the Autograph Collectors’ Club, will again be available at the fair.

The facilities of the four-star hotel allow wheelchair-accessible entry for visitors and thus easy delivery of goods for exhibitors. Parking in the vicinity of the hotel is easy to find, with payment at the parking meter on Fridays and free on Saturdays. The hotel is located a few minutes walk from the Invalidovna metro and tram stop.

A postcard dedicated to one of the most popular Czech bands, Tata Bojs, premiered at the last Spring Sberatel. This year, the fair will commemorate the Rolling Stones, who are celebrating 60 years since their founding, on a variety of collectible artifacts. For example, new British Post Office stamps, which will also be on sale at the event.

There are no restrictions for coming to the Czech Republic from abroad and group events can be attended by vaccinated and unvaccinated visitors. The only rule is to wear a veil indoors.

For more information click here – https://www.sberatel.info/en/spring-fair/