For the first five on the first photo, I was waiting in the row for 8 hours (I arrived at 7:00 and was finally out before 15:00, the whole time spent staying in the queue). But I got them all with the golden badge, as I wanted. Now the ones with golden badge are gone, I expect them to pop out on local marketplaces for inflated price soon. While everyone was taking dozens of them, selecting specific numbers (and specific numbers of the folders too), paired numbers, I felt like a poor man taking only one note per motif, number doesn't really matter (but I prefer have number up to 999). This is the reason why the queue moved so slow, people took forever to pick up what they wanted and there was not enough crew. There was some guy just before me who took over half an hour on the counter, buying notes and folders for over 540 €. People already started shouting on him to buzz of already. Crazy.

Also, the other notes I bought from resellers there. I have a rule I buy notes from places I visited but I do not have the note (either because I didn't collect them at that time yet or I didn't find any - Venezia is the example of the later case), and also I go for technology/transportation theme - here goes the Maltese Vintage Buses. Also I bought few Czech ones I have been missing.

The event itself is interesting and definitely worth visit (it was mi first time visiting event like this). If you are looking for specific notes (mainly Czech/Slovak but different countries too), you may find them there for fair price (3 - 5 €). It happens every year and there are even smaller events multiple times per years.

What did I bring back from the Fail Collector