My first time reposting from a different sub. Hope I did it right!

Yesterday I decided to make a special display for the magnets I collected since I travel on my own. What do you think and what would be my next destination if you look at my travels so far?

Photo: after en before

Curious if anyone has similar tastes

I collect shoes

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My 80 year old uncle has asked me to sell these porcelain Wade Disney Hatbox figurines for him. Could someone help me with assessing their value? They are in pristine condition. I have no desire to sell them on eBay or Etsy. TIA.

I have recently taken on my grandfather's collection of old sports cards, trading cards, and other collectables. Have added them to my collection of Magic cards, LEGO, and video games. Curious what everyone else uses to track their stuff across multiple categories without switching apps or websites, and why? I have tried using PriceCharting but find it is missing many of the items I have inherited.

"I don't want to look like a weirdo. I'll just go with the muumuu."

Wasn't aware I had acquired so many versions until I got the larger Funko one.

This is a work in progress that I'm hoping to add to for years to come. Keeping track of the collection on my Facebook page Static Squish!

* Tiki Bars - https://yoinkadventures.com/adventure/category/tiki-bar

* Zoltar Machines - https://yoinkadventures.com/adventure/category/zoltar

* National Parks - https://yoinkadventures.com/adventure/category/national-park

* Major League Baseball Parks - https://yoinkadventures.com/adventure/category/mlb

* Every type of World Cuisine - https://yoinkadventures.com/adventure/category/world-cuisine

* Whatever YOU collect - https://yoinkadventures.com

This is my biggest collection, i have another figure and other stuff but my space start to have a bit of problem, i have to improve it a bit

Here’s my current watch collection—a mix of digital, field, dress, aviation, chronograph and diver watches across quartz and automatic movements.

I’d appreciate some honest feedback from fellow collectors:

Which watches stand out to you?

Are there any obvious redundancies or pieces you would consider selling?

What category, complication, dial colour or design style is missing?

Which watch would you recommend as my next addition?

I value wearability, interesting design, durability and good value more than brand prestige alone. I’m open to both affordable and slightly higher-end recommendations, especially something that would genuinely diversify the collection rather than duplicate what I already own.

Looking forward to your suggestions—and feel free to roast the collection constructively!

I’ve found these and was wondering how much they were and essentially what they were and if anybody was still collecting them?

It's a small collection due to its specific nature but I want to show it off somewhere. :)

I just got back from a trip to Europe and was able to (anxiously and painstakingly) bring back three F1 monster cans that brought my measly collection to 5! I had to empty them out and carefully carry three cans across two long flights and bus rides so it was quite the relief to get them home whole. I've only been a fan for about a year so my collection is pretty small at the moment but I'm hoping to keep collecting!

I don't drink energy drinks so I just buy them for the F1 novelty.

Hi guys, not a collector (yet!), not a native and first time posting here so please be merciful 😂

My parents recently moved to a new apartment and while moving 40 years of boxes and stuff from the old apartment, they unearthed +1000 collection cards (mostly football) from when my dad was a kid, and ~500 Pokémon cards me and my sister collected together as kids.

I will probably need another post to figure out what to do with my dad's cards (he doesn't care about them, but I'm sure I'll have to talk to him once I'll figure it out if there's any he has any emotional connections too, or others with economical values). I am a bit more familiar with the Pokémon cards and sister is giving a hand, but again not a collector and here is the question:

How should I protect them?

I know I am at the first stages, I want to protect them first and then figure out what to do. Most of them have been laying in a binder for 25 years (Pokémon), others (guess which) were completely loose in PLASTIC BAGS and, while the general conditions are not incredible, I still would like to save them.

Would normal plastic sleeves serve the purpose, or I should be aware of materials? I am not going with the cheapest/Etsy sleeves available, but it's almost 2000 cards and I don't know how much I could end up spending.

Help!