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Panama collectors’ fair brought stamps, postcards and numismatic material together

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Panama collectors’ fair brought stamps, postcards and numismatic material together

Nex Noticias screenshot of participants cutting a ribbon at the Panama collectors’ fair.
Image: Nex Noticias / NexPanama; source screenshot via images.weserv.nl
Published26 Oct 2026Updated26 Oct 2026News date2 Oct 2026Event4 Oct 2026Country🌐 Panama
LocationGran Salón, Hotel Sheraton, Panama City

A collectors’ fair organised by the Asociación Numismática de Panamá brought together stamps, postcards, coins, banknotes, pins and insignia at the Hotel Sheraton’s Gran Salón, according to TVN’s report of 2 October 2026. The event offered opportunities to view, exchange and purchase material associated with the country’s history.

TVN quoted Juan José Gutiérrez, identified as president of the philatelic association, inviting collectors to attend. Numismatic association president Rogelio Vásquez discussed the organisation’s work introducing the public and school audiences to Panama’s coinage history. The report gave daily visiting hours of 09:00–18:00 and said the fair would continue through the following Sunday.

Nex Noticias also reported the opening on 2 October, describing an annual fair exhibiting coins, medals and stamps. The two reports differ on the edition number: TVN calls it the twenty-ninth, while Nex’s headline calls it the twenty-fourth.

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Source: TVN Noticias · Read original source →