What would you collect?

I was thinking the same thing, I’ve been collecting things since I was 5 years old before Pokémon was even released (minerals/fossils and post stamps). I kinda stopped both of those collections, although I do buy a new mineral/fossil once or twice a year on average perhaps; these days mostly just nice display pieces for my living room.

My most active collection right now are Seviper non-TCG items (wanted list), so I’d probably continue with that for the most part. But I’d probably also try to continue my Yu-Gi-Oh rarity collection more active if I didn’t collect Pokémon TCG cards at all anymore, which has been put to a halt almost entirely these past few years.

Greetz,
Quuador

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How about the twisty puzzles? :cubetoken:

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I’d probably resort to books and minerals. I am a big opal fan although I don’t really have much to show for it.
I also love the covers of old sci-fi books. Recently I’ve been picking up Issac Asimov books but I’d happily diversify.

Also I included some me of my pokemon books I’ve picked up within the last year or two.





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There’s definitely a trend here, Pokemon clearly tickles the same part of our brains. Wonder if it’s a specific personality type.

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He really said “paper products and shiny things”

I collect a lot of video game statues. Due to their size though I don’t know how many I could continue to add. If i didn’t collect those i would love to collect skateboard decks from the 90’s

Those are currently still in their boxes after I moved house 7 months ago. :sweat_smile:

Greetz,
Quuador

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I would probably just keep collecting things from nature like I always have. Especially rocks.

I do keep a unique collection of stone Wise Monkeys that I find from time to time.

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The essential constituents of shiny cardboard.

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FTFY

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Oh my bad my bad…
Was there a policy change on the word cardboard?

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