There are no borders for philately and numismatics. Collectors come from Old to New World and beyond. Coins have been chopped since ancient times, and the older a coin is, the more valuable it is. Philately is a newer phenomenon because it is related to the invention of postage stamps. But the principle is the same: the older a post stamps, the more valuable it is. Very valuable are the stamps issued in honor of certain historical events.

We at Booking Expo are happy to let you know, that we can assist you to visit certain numismatic and philatelic exhibitions and fairs by providing you with a booking for hotel accommodation in the location, where the event takes place.

 

MONETY EXPO WARSAW (Warsaw, Poland) is a yearly, multinational, Coins and Stamps Fair.

The organizers have the ambition to turn this two-day event into the most significant in Central-Eastern Europe. Warsaw is the gateway to the markets in this region and its location is perfect. The city is on the path to the merchants of archaeological values and coins from the lands of former Byzantium (Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria) to the Western world.

Venue: Warszawskie Centrum EXPO XXI

 

STAMPEX (London, UK) is a National Stamp Exhibition, that takes place twice a year.

This 4-day event, which has been taking place since 1953, is the most significant for the stamps branch in the UK. The entrance is free for the public. You can see the Royal Post stand and receive gift cards and stamps. English philatelists have some of the most impressive stamps-collections on the earth.

Venue: Business Design Centre

 

Coin Fair Stuttgart (Stuttgart, Germany) is a yearly, National Coin Fair.

At this two-day event you can see both old and new coins from around the world. Nearly one hundred philatelists, collectors, and various museums, both host and foreign, exhibit their collections to the public and specialized buyers. If you also have a valuable collection, you could show it and, if someone is interested -  well, this is the city of Mercedes, you can always spend the profit on a pedigree car.

Venue: Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle