Sberatel.info
23. August, 2026

From 29 August to 6 September 2026, Prague’s Municipal House, one of the finest examples of European Art Nouveau, will become one of the most closely guarded treasure houses in Europe. The third edition of the prestigious “Treasures of World Philately” exhibition will present rarities with a total value approaching €42 million. For the first time in the history of the Czech Republic, visitors will be able to see the legendary British Guiana One-Cent Magenta, the world’s most expensive postage stamp, as well as the famous Inverted Jenny. Every collector planning to visit the international Sberatel Fair on 4–5 September will therefore have two very good reasons to come to Prague.
More than 250 exhibitors from around the world will take part in the Sberatel Fair, the largest gathering of collectors in Central and Eastern Europe.
Almost 10,000 visitors come to the PVA EXPO Prague exhibition centre every year. Exhibitors will offer them postage stamps, coins, medals, banknotes, postcards, old shares, autographs and many other collectables. Many dealers will be coming to Prague for the first time, and visitors can also look forward to an interesting accompanying programme.




This year, the Sberatel Fair will once again be accompanied on both days by the Minerals and Gemstones Fair. On Saturday, 5 September, visitors can also attend the Vinyl & Stereo Expo, a fair for records and CDs. And for the first time, Saturday, 5 September will also see the new All Cards Arena, focusing on TCG cards such as Pokémon and collectable sports cards.

The “Treasures of World Philately” exhibition is organised by the prestigious collectors’ club Prestige Philately Club Prague (PPCP) in cooperation with international partners such as the auction house Stanley Gibbons. There has never been an exhibition of this scale and value in the history of the Czech Republic.

Main highlights of the exhibition:
Practical information for visitors
SBERATEL / COLLECTOR FAIR
TREASURES OF WORLD PHILATELY EXHIBITION
Photo: archive and Autor: Thomas Ledl