ABOUT THE FAIR
The "Sberatel Spring Fair" is a renowned international collectors' fair, first launched in 2019. The name "Sberatel", which means "collector" in Czech, reflects the fair's central focus: the collection of rare and valuable items. As an annual event that consistently takes place in March, the fair has become an important date in the calendar of collectors and experts throughout Europe.
The fair is organized by Double Impact s.r.o. and is held at the Olympic Congress Hotel in picturesque Prague. This location was deliberately chosen because it reflects the historical and cultural significance of Prague, making it ideally suited to the spirit of the collector community. The central location of the Congress Hotel and its excellent transport links make it easily accessible to visitors both from within the country and abroad.
The "Sberatel Spring Fair" covers key topics such as philately, numismatics, antiques, gemstones, and phone cards, to name just a few. It presents a wide range of products and services, including stamps, coins, banknotes, medals, postcards, commemorative prints, and tin signs, as well as specialized collector's accessories.
A highlight of the fair is the opportunity for collection appraisal by independent experts from various fields, such as the Association of Czech Philatelists and the Czech Numismatic Society. This service attracts both professional collectors and interested amateurs.
The exhibitors at the "Sberatel Spring Fair" represent a variety of industries, underscoring the diversity and scope of collecting. The main visitors include collectors and professionals from related fields who are interested in current trends and rare finds.
As part of the Sberatel series of events, the fair contributes to the promotion of collecting culture in Europe. The venue, the Olympic Congress Hotel, with its comfortable facilities and central location, makes visiting the "Sberatel Spring Fair" a pleasant and unforgettable experience in the heart of Europe.
The Sberatel Spring take place annually, and therefore presumably in March 2027 in Prague.