This year's theme is ``Money - the Ruler of the World``. The exhibition will feature savings banks, savings books, securities, banknotes and coins from all over the world, commemorative money, merchants' invoices, Slovenian securities, mechanical calculators from the early 1900s to the 1960s and part of the collection from the FRI Museum.
Prepared by: Mr. Zmago Jelinčič, collector, numismatist
The German occupation of a large part of Slovenia in 1941 also brought a new currency – the Reichsmarke. In addition to civilian banknotes, the German army – the Wehrmacht – had its own banknotes. The exhibition shows both sides of the banknotes.
Prepared by: Mr. Zmago Jelinčič, collector, numismatist
In the 20s of the last century, shortly after the end of the First World War, Germany was engulfed by a severe financial crisis – inflation – due to the lost war and the payment of reparations. Banknotes were given large denominations, 10,000 Mark, 100,000 Mark, one million Mark, one billion Mark and more. At a certain moment, several hundred million and more had to be paid for half a kilo of bread.
These banknotes will be exhibited at the exhibition.
Prepared by: Dr. Veselko Guštin, FZS
Mechanical calculating instruments from abacus, hand ( pocket ) calculators to mechanical calculators of the Odner type. And money has always been linked to the development of calculating machines, first mechanical, later electromechanical and finally electronic.
Prepared by: Zmago Tančič, member of the NDS (Numismatic Society of Slovenia)
NDS members will present money in different forms (coins, banknotes, commemorative money, securities). The money will be from different periods and countries.
Prepared by: Samo Pureber
Today, shares in companies are immaterialised. They exist only as digital records in a clearing house. In the past, shares, like banknotes, could be real little works of art. The exhibition presents securities from Slovenia from the period before the Second World War. From the first railway shares to the last issues of shares of the Trbovlje Coal Mining Company.
Prepared by: Janez Andrejc, member of the NDS (Numismatic Society of Slovenia)
Banknotes and coins from all over the world, shares, invoices, savings banks…
Prepared by: Tone Simončič
The banknotes will be presented, arranged according to the ABC system of countries with the corresponding explanations of the individual countries or issuers of the money.
PREPARED BY: Tone Simončič
The international collector’s fair Collecta is the only fair that also has its own philatelic collection. At each fair, a series of philatelic products is released, mainly a commemorative cover of the first day, an occasional postmark, personal stamps, postcards, maximum cards, etc. Collecta can boast that in the first years it issued one and later three different personal stamps. So far, 22 stamps and a block with one stamp, issued by Pošta Slovenije, have been issued.
Available at: The KYRGYZ EXPRESS POST exhibition space at Collecta. 
On January 30, 2023 the Ministry of Digital Development of the Kyrgyz Republic put into circulation a 2022 Kyrgyz Express Post postage stamp: “International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development” – the longest stamp in the world.
At the initiative of Sadyr Japarov, the President of the Kyrgyz Republic, the United Nations declared 2022 the International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development. The corresponding resolution was adopted unanimously at the plenary meeting of the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly. The new issue of KEP postage stamps is dedicated to this significant event. What makes this issue special is the fact that the stamp to be put into circulation, being 184 mm in width, is the longest postage stamp in the world. The postal miniature represents the Chaar-Tash Range, Toguz-Toro Tract, Kazarman village. The coupon of the miniature sheet shows the Besh-Tash Gorge, the lake with the same name, the Tuyuktor Range and the Itagar Pass.
Specially for Collecta the Kyrgyz Express Post prepared a booklet containing the longest stamp and a maximum card with this stamp cancelled by special Collecta postmark.
At the exhibition space of the KYRGYZ EXPRESS POST at this year’s Collecta you will be able to purchase this philatelic materials.
Prepared by: Police and retired policeman Štefan Abraham
Take a look at the development of the police through the historical periods when various guardians of public order took care of security in our country. We are putting on display a gunner’s uniform from the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, a militiaman’s uniform from Yugoslavia, and a work uniform worn by militiamen during the war of independence. The exhibition will be enriched by handmade models of former and modern vehicles and vessels of the Slovenian police, which show the development of the police fleet and fleet.