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“I Guess I Collect Ceramic Pies Now”: 50 Of The Coolest Collections People Showed Off Online
When it comes to hobbies and interests, the possibilities are limitless – people devote their time to all sorts of activities, from the most mellow to the most bizarre. Somewhere arguably in the middle lies the hobby of collecting, but that, too, can range anywhere from humdrum to mind-boggling, depending on what the collector is on the lookout for.
On the list below you will find some examples, from rubber ducks to masks, from toy cars to scissors, and beyond, that show that it’s not only paintings and expensive wines that collectors are interested in. So if you want to see some unique assortments, scroll down to find a bunch of them below and make sure to upvote your favorites. By the way, if you have a collection of your own, feel free to share in the comments what it is that you’re usually on the hunt for!
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#1
My Growing Collection Of Hand Embroidered Pieces Inspired By Ocean Satellite Imagery
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#2
It’s Not Perfect. But Here’s My Hotwheels Collection Display For My Office
Beak Hookage 11 months ago
If that's "not perfect" what the hell does this person consider perfect?!
Lost Panda 11 months ago
I was always a Matchbox type of kid, but I will have to argue that this is in fact perfect!
Debra Newell 11 months ago
My OCD appreciates your colour coordination skills. Some of those old Volkswagen vans can fetch over $100K
#3
Proud Of His Growing Stick Collection
Many people don’t get the hype of collecting items. For them, they’re just more things to dust off at home on chore day. But for people who find themselves hooked on the activity, it becomes a game that rarely has an end.
Of course, when it’s a series of cards you’re collecting, for instance, or a certain group of objects, it is possible to complete the collection. But if it’s something like rubber ducks, toys, or seashells that you’re holding on to, be ready to expand your dwelling as there might be no end in sight.
#4
My Collection Of Antique Kodak Cameras Designed By Walter Dorwin Teague. 1920s And 1930s
Lene 11 months ago
I think it's because it will cost time and money to make beautiful things and the companies who makes them just want to have more things out on the market without having to spend more time and money than what is absolutely necessary. That's my theory. It's not really thought through or anything. But there it is.
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Bored Trash Panda 11 months ago (edited)
Omg these are amazing. I would love to have this collection in my house.
Damned_Cat 11 months ago
I've seen a lot of these cameras over the years, but never realized how extraordinary the camera body designs are until I saw them together like this. I wish I had one of those coral and pink ones!
Vera Diblikova 10 months ago
It begins with cheap mass production - from T-Ford autos to air-flying and plastic utensils and toys produced in China or Thai-wan.
#5
I’ve Been Collecting Swung Glass Vases For Years And I Finally Got A Light Strip For My Collection 🌈
Cyndielouwhoo 11 months ago
They need a space of their own, without the painting, or other distractions.
Vera Diblikova 10 months ago
The painting!!! Vases are collected with effort, but not for flowers, they cannot be properly washed and all are only for one type of flower.
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Laurie Farless 11 months ago
Terrific collection but yes, a low mirror would show off the vases more :)
Discussing why we tend to collect items—be it a series or an endless collection—neuroscientist and psychologist Daniel Krawczyk suggested that our brains are wired to collect things. In his TEDx Talk, the expert in neuroscience, an avid collector himself, pointed out that there’s a link between why we collect and value things and how the human brain functions.
Interestingly, humans are not the only species that tend to collect all sorts of items influenced by the bizarre wiring of our brain. According to the neuroscientist, other species, such as the pack rat or the mag pie, do, too!
#6
My Element Collection! I've Been Collecting Pure Samples Of Each Element For 5 Years Now, And I Currently Have 44 Pure Elements. I Built This Table A Few Years Back To Display Them
Michael MacKinnon 11 months ago
Collect them all and you won't need the lights -- it will glow in the dark all by itself...mind you, so will you....
Magpie 11 months ago
Yep, better leave that radium away from the collection, babe.
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badger 11 months ago (edited)
really, pure samples of alkali metals (Li/Na/K) in the left-hand column? the ones known to be famously unreactive in air?
Manana Man 11 months ago
Those are suspiciously all round looking. Probably in air free containers, Hopefully.
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I Collect Pill Boxes And Small Containers
Liz Butt 11 months ago
Exactly. Having them all in there would be a sure way to scratch or damage them someway.
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Bruised Panda 11 months ago
Beautiful would love to see them displayed i may start my own small pill box collection
#8
My Cool Collection Of Freshly Washed Dogs . Yes They Are All My Dogs
kennedy1209 11 months ago
the look on that huskies face is priceless - mine give me a similar look.... cracks me up that they can fit so much attitude in one look.
Pamela Christie 11 months ago
I like that one dog who just keeps smiling no matter what happens.
In his talk, Krawczyk noted that when it comes to us humans, the first collectors were probably our hunter-gatherer ancestors. For them, it would have been critical to their survival, so they would collect and save food for a rainy day, or hold on to useful tools that were likely to come in handy later on.
“Collecting may have really saved our species in the past; it’s more than just a hobby,” the expert said.
#9
My Mad Magazine Collection, Only 16 Issues Away From All 1700*
Laurie Farless 11 months ago
It would be cool if you turn a few of them here and there outward to show off the covers.
#10
My Rock Sphere Collection!
Traveling Lady Railfan 11 months ago (edited)
It looks like you are god, with a solar system worth of planets on display....
Dragons Exist 11 months ago
What's the blue one on the middle row of the bottom shelf to the left?
#11
Mom Worked At Mcdonalds For 4 Decades And Collected These Pins. She Was The Drive Through Lady!
Jaaawn 11 months ago
They were for staff to wear during certain promotions etc
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Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 11 months ago
I have a huge collection of pins that I found after my husband passed away. He was a veteran and worked at the VA hospital for over 30 years. Most of them I've never seen before, they're still in boxes, cases, plastic. Trying to figure out what to do with them.
Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 11 months ago
Many are ones from the VA hospital, lots of veteran pins, Navy pins, pins for years of servic, and special events, some to recognize a particular job, several for giving "extra effort", and so many more! I need ideas!
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Gregg Bender 11 months ago
"I worked at McDonald's for 40 years and all I got were these Made in China pins."
Debra Newell 10 months ago (edited)
Awe. Your mother sounds like a very hard worker. I hope they have and will continue to treat her with kindness and reward her for her loyalty.
Moving on to talk about collecting more as a hobby rather than a means of survival, Krawczyk suggested that there are numerous reasons to engage in this kind of leisurely activity.
Take art collectors, for example; the neuroscientist noted that part of art is communication between the artist and the viewer, so someone keeping a collection and showcasing it allows viewers to re-experience certain emotions when marveling at the collected items.
Collectables can also become a great business venture, especially with kids as the target audience. Whether it’s G.I. Joe figurines, Cabbage Patch dolls, or other items, children are known for wanting to collect them all. “Some of the most successful toy lines have capitalized on this idea – ‘If you have one, [...] there’s all these other ones, and wouldn’t it be great to get these?’” Krawczyk said in his talk.
#12
My Collection Of Art Deco Cameras. Mostly Late 1920s To Late 1940s. These Range From “Common” To “Few Known To Exist”
El Cucuy 11 months ago
I see a Kodak Bantam Special, second from left on the top shelf. Those are a real thing of beauty. A Rolleicord 1 would be a nice addition to this collection, too.
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Dog Mom to Zoe 11 months ago
I like that the collector even has some boxes that came with the camera(s).
Astrid Sheffler-Sumpter 11 months ago
I have a brownie box one..still works if you can find the film for it.
#13
Tools Of My Trade Became A Small Collection
Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
Sewing scissors? I'm trying to figure out what these little scissors could be used for. Snipping thread? They don't look sharp enough for eyebrow trimming.
#14
My Grandpa Gifted Me His Collection Of Elvis Records For My Birthday
chripoo 11 months ago
Very nice! Here's mine, at least a part of it. ;) IMG_2781_k...161f7f.jpg 
Reta Edgar 11 months ago
I'm jealous, I'm 74 and still love Elvis. Grew up with his music. So many of today's singers make a lot of noise and you can't follow the lyrics amid the screaming. You can follow and sing along with Elves
Cathy Carey 11 months ago
I can still hear that static as you put the needle down. Do DJs still use them?
Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
I'm with you. Had some family members who loved Elvis so much that hearing him now makes me nauseous.
Load More Replies... Steve Robert 11 months ago
Elvis Presley's last words before being cremated:" I'm ahunka burnin flesh!"
“Collecting can be purely an investment. We can take value to an extreme, like no other species,” Krawczyk continued, telling the story of how, back in 1991, Wayne Gretzky (former professional ice hockey player) and Bruce McNall (a former sports executive) purchased a Honus Wagner baseball card from 1909 for $451,000 USD.
At the time of Krawczyk’s TEDTalk in 2016, the card was valued at $2.8 million during its last trade. According to Yahoo! Finance, a copy of the card was sold for a record $6.6 million in 2021, only to beat that record and reach $7.25 million just one year later.
#15
A Small Part Of My Grandpa's Garage Collection
I try to make my garage remind me of my grandfather's with all the wonderful vintage product packaging. Hopefully you find these as interesting as I do!
UpupaEpops 11 months ago
Oh, I love vintage packaging! I'm always looking for brands with nice packaging... and then buy the booring ones because yeah. But one day!! One day I'll get the pretty mustard.
Debra Newell 10 months ago
Your grandpa has wonderful taste in things. Some of these could be worth a small fortune.
Rebecca Taylor 11 months ago
aTRIP back in time for me. For when our hardware store had a whole isle of things they had kept to sell but never did
Laurie Farless 11 months ago
I have a similar collection only kitchen and household packages, cans and boxes. :)
Marsha Hultberg 11 months ago
I repeat. 😎 LOVE!! Vintage product design/graphics are THE BEST. Thanks for posting! 👏🏼
#16
My Indiana Glass Hen On Nest Collection
Sarah Suelzle 11 months ago
I love this !! I never knew they came in so many colors !! I've only ever seen like three LOL
Cathy Carey 11 months ago
I think everyone's grandma had one of those(everyone from my generation anyway, I'm 60+)
Celtic Pirate Queen 11 months ago
I had the light pink one. I used it as a nightstand vessel for my earrings, watches, etc. My f*cking b*tch of a sister stole it and I will never forgive her (along with many, MANY more reasons), but it was the last piece of my GreatGrandmother's wedding set.
#17
Can Trixxie Share Her Collection
Papa 11 months ago
When my wife's dog receives a toy with a squeaker in it he immediately locates the squeaker, and then chews on the toy until he has removed or destroyed it. Apparently he doesn't like the squeaking.
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If you think that that particular Honus Wagner card was covered in gold dust or was special in some other way, you might be surprised to learn that it was far from the only collectible of its kind to be sold for millions of dollars decades after its production. According to CBC, a different Honus Wagner card was sold for $3.25 million, while a Mickey Mantle card from 1952 was sold for an astonishing $5.8 million, all of which goes to show that some collectibles can indeed become great investments over time.
#18
This Guys Tattoo Collection. Each Artist Filled In A Hexagon With Whatever They Want
Karl der Große 11 months ago
That Bryant hexagon looks like a piece of cloth is taped to his arm. How?
#19
I Was Told This Belongs Here....what Do You Think??
Ms.GB 11 months ago
Please enjoy some fried chicken embryos and citrus blood for breakfast 👽
Load More Replies... Pheebs 11 months ago
Ooooh! I have a small collection like this! My favorite is my little Barrington Hall Soluble Coffee tin.
Papa 11 months ago
It's not quite as old as those, but when my sister and I cleaned out our mother's house last week we found a can of Singer sewing machine oil, with the 30¢ price printed on the can along with the rest of the label.
Load More Replies... Marsha Hultberg 11 months ago
LOVE these!! Vintage product design/graphics are THE BEST. Thanks for posting! 👏🏼👏🏼
Cathy Carey 11 months ago
Where's the snake oil? I see wizard oil but no snake oil. It must be the unmarked one.
Princess Bride 11 months ago
Yes it does. Old medicine and old medical instruments have always fascinated me.
#20
My Collection Of Miniature Chairs
Mark Fergel 11 months ago
The interesting thing about this collection is that they had actually ordered full size chairs from Temu and this is what they received.
Laurie Farless 11 months ago
Nice! Maybe Barbie or Ken could be sitting cross-legged up in one of them!
《¤Pookie¤》 11 months ago
All fun and games until the rocking chair falls, lands on the table, and rocks back and forth as if a possessive force was moving it...
If you’re thinking that your collection of porcelain dishes or toy figurines won’t bring you a fortune down the line, don’t be so sure; baseball cards, too, were once not much more than a piece of cardboard. But whether or not the monetary value increases over time, the sentimental value ought to, especially as the collection grows.
So, if you’ve already started a collection of some kind, keep up the good work—and if you’re still not sure if you should start collecting something, just look at the cool assortment on this list! Surely there is something that would be fun to have loads of, isn’t there?
#21
Paintings I Made On Seashells I Collected From My Local Beach
The Pants with Nobody Inside 11 months ago
So beautiful! I could get lost staring into these...
#22
Vintage Bakelite And Celluloid Cicada Pins And Brooches
Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
This is fun. I would enjoy wearing a little bug at every special occasion. I could become the bug lady. Which is really where my soul is.
#23
My Lava Lamp Collection At Work (45 Total)
#24
Here’s A Collection You’ve Probably Never Seen Before. This Is My Elevator Button Collection!
LooseSeal's $10 Banana 11 months ago
I wonder what he's up to, because something is definitely about to go down.
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Tucker Cahooter 11 months ago
Indirectly helping to improve overall fitness levels by making everyone use the stairs until the buttons were replaced
Pamela Christie 11 months ago
I'll bet looking at this has the power to lift you up, when you're down.
#25
This Board Game Collection I Discovered At My Friends House
Blue Bunny of Happiness 11 months ago (edited)
An amateur collection, my brother has 2 rooms devoted to his board game collection (and a ridiculously understanding wife!). Guess what we end up doing every time we visit….
#26
I Was Told This Sub Might Appreciate This Collection Of Mine
Jrog 11 months ago
You can just buy this exact set off a website called Monofigs. They come at about 500$ for the base 36 pieces set, plus 70$ for each additional figurine. Apart that the price is INSANE, they declare to use original LEGO pieces but have colors that are not in the normal LEGO lineup, so it feels quite sketchy to me.
#27
Found These Beautiful Boys Over The Span Of A Few Weeks. I Guess I Collect Ceramic Pies Now
arthbach 11 months ago
Reminds me of a guy I knew. "Oh, you have a pig collection!" He looked at me, shook his head, "No, I had a couple of pigs from a holiday. The pigs were irrelevant. However, people *think* I have a pig collection, and keep giving me pigs."
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 11 months ago
Similar story about my mom. She collected flower "frogs", the spiky things you put in the bottom of a vase to hold the flowers in place. But people always got confused and would gift her the amphibian frogs instead. So now she has a frog collection of both kinds.
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Louise Higgins 11 months ago
I have a lovely cherry pie one left by my mum. They are really lovely things.
#28
These Bank Notes I've Collected From Visiting Various Countries Over The Years
JoNo 11 months ago
So we slowly scroll to look for one from our country (it's not there - Australia).
Upstaged75 11 months ago
Compared to every thing else American money is so ugly! (I'm American so I'm allowed to say that, LOL)
Skogsrået 11 months ago
The middle top one is 20 kronor from Sweden, has the author Astrid Lindgren on it. She wrote Pippi Longstockings for example and many many other loved books for kids.
Huddo's sister 11 months ago
That's cool, I love knowing the story behind who is chosen for banknotes. Mind you, I tend to forget a lot of them, I don't even remember all the Australian ones and that's my country :)
Load More Replies... Louise Higgins 11 months ago
What a brilliant idea - shame most of Europe is Euros now, but love the Greek one.
Na Schi 11 months ago
When visiting the €-using countries in the EU it would make mire sense to collect now the 1 & 2 € coins - as those can be linked to the countries (on top there are also lots of special mintigs of countrie specific sights/events). Adding to the fun, you as well might receive a Portuguese €-coin when being in Finland.
Load More Replies... Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
Ah. This is what I was supposed to do with all my extra notes from traveling. Somehow I think mine end up in the trash.
Michaelann Dahlman 11 months ago
I saw a photo of the old Australian 1 pound note on a currency exchange window once, found out you have to purchase at least $100CAN worth, I just wanted 1. But then chatting online with a friend in Australia, I found out that like us Canadians, they changed to a coin years ago.
#29
Just Look At My Little Crochet Snake Collection
Kathy Dragonfly 11 months ago
Great, this made me take several hour deep dive into crocheting with beads and now i have a new hobby to add to my collection of hobbies that i don't get round to.
arthbach 11 months ago
There is a technique that combines crochet and beads to make items like this. It's both beading *and* crochet.
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Cathy Carey 11 months ago
Those would be beautiful necklaces and bracelets even an anklet. Might as well make some money with that hobby.
#30
Here's Part Of My Collection Of Bricks And Books About Bricks!
Vera Diblikova 10 months ago
My ceramic-lessons lector made for a bric factory a brics book, with binding from thin brics. Very complicated, but original work.
#31
My Dinosaur And Prehistoric Animal Collection
Rebecca Taylor 11 months ago
Does anyone else hear the theme to Jurrasic Park seeing this shelf unit?
somnomania (she/her, queer) 11 months ago
and i see star wars in the closet there, too! the dinos are so good though, i can't imagine collecting dinosaur figures nowadays when they're still discovering dozens of new species every year it seems like.
#32
Some Of My Vintage Glittery Pocketknives
Vera Diblikova 10 months ago
Hey, you have no fishie! All little boys in my country have his own fishie, smal metal knife looking like fish.
Pamela Christie 11 months ago
Knives and glitter! These are a few of my favorite things! (Well, ok; 2 of them.)
Orange Panda 11 months ago
I had a 1 inch red glitter pocket knife in my back pack that I forgot about when I took a flight. Security made me through it and my mini multitool away.
#33
My Icon Collection So Far, Who Should I Do Next?
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 11 months ago
Top to bottom, left to right: Kurt Cobain, Elton John, Frida Kahlo, David Bowie, Elvis Presley, Freddie Mercury, Jimi Hendrix, Amy Winehouse, and Prince.
Maim 7 months ago
Thought the last one was a Beatle circa Yellow Submarine LOL So my vote for who next is a Beatle. Not that they'll see this...
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ZuriLovesYou 11 months ago
I see Freddie Mercury, Amy Winehouse, Elvis Presley, David Bowie, and Frida Kahlo.
#34
Thought This Fits Here. My Airline Sugar Packet Collection
Huddo's sister 11 months ago
I collected sugar packets when I was a teenager. Started on a school excursion to Melbourne. When I had too many to fit in my purse I got rid of them though.
Sawdust 11 months ago
I think airlines only give those out in First Class.
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My Antique Playing Card Collection
Mark Hastings 11 months ago
Very cool. I have a playing card collection with over 800 decks. The oldest is from from Piatnik from 1905, made in Austria. About a quarter of my collection is Bicycle Rider Back decks.
SweetCheesySpaghetti 11 months ago
I have two decks of cards from the early 90s that were Amtrack promotional gifts for travelers. They are still the only decks of cards I use.
Huddo's sister 11 months ago
I have a Guiness promotional pack, and ones promoting the Narnia movies. I don't really use them anymore though. When I was a teenager and we went to my dad's every second weekend we played all sorts of card and board games. I live with him now, but he is either in his room or we are watching tv together.
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My Mostly Uranium Glass 1963 Split Window Corvette Collection
UpupaEpops 11 months ago
Do we know why some have a blue hue to them and why one is so much brighter than the rest?
UKGrandad 11 months ago
The brightness is down to the amount of uranium in the glass, which can be anywhere from 1%-25% of the metal (the molten glass). The blue ones contain cobalt in varying amounts.
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UKGrandad 11 months ago
Not at all. A 'unique' item is a one-off; these were mass-produced paperweights and there were many thousands of them.
Load More Replies... Christine Didier 11 months ago
My dad used to race a '63 split window. It was Kelly green. Awesome collection.
#37
Added Another To The Collection But Don’t Have Any Room
#38
Victorinox Swiss Army Knives. Different Models, Vintage, Colors
LadySparre 11 months ago
Cool! I haven't seen the one with the clock before and I have 10 including. the multitool.
#39
Needle-Felted Adventure Time
Traveling Lady Railfan 11 months ago
Adventure Time is an animated program that I used to watch on cartoon Network just guessing around 2010 give or take? You can look it up as to when it ran. One of the voice actors, a main character Jake the dog, was the same voice as Bender from Futurama, which always made me smile cuz I also like that program as well. It was a really wild show, very short episodes about 7 minutes long, about a post-apocalyptic world with talking animals, sentient donuts, wizard, vampire, a talking dog and his boy named Finn. (There was also an alternate dimension where most of the main characters had a opposite gender version of themselves) These are incredibly well done. They look just like the characters.
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The First Season Of Spongebob Squarepants Was Hand-Drawn. This Is My Small Collection Of Pre-Production Drawings And Actual Cels
Cathy Carey 11 months ago
You forgot the exclamation point, er, points actually. lol
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During The Holidays I Finally Took Some Pics Of My Collection Of Toy Typewrites
PeepPeep the duck 11 months ago
I had the barbie one on the bottom left in 2010, found it for $10 in Vinnies and sold it when I was broke years later for 120$. It still worked so well and was full of ink still
PenguinQueen 11 months ago
I had the blue and yellow one 😍 now I collect rare vintage 'adult' typewriters. I think they are beautiful lol
#42
My Corvid Collection
Bored Trash Panda 11 months ago
If I ever get the pleasure of "owning" a pet crow, his name would be Edgar Allen Crow.
Load More Replies... Pamela Christie 11 months ago
Go Corvids! Love the one in the fisherman's sweater! Don't forget blue jays. And maybe a mocking bird.
#43
Hot Sauce Collection
Pamela Christie 11 months ago
My brother's boss collected these, and kept the overflow in the room where my brother had his desk. Everything was fine til the day there was an earthquake. The site had to be evacuated, and a toxic clean up was required, with guys in hazmat suits. Even so, my brother couldn't return to his office for several months.
Rebecca Taylor 11 months ago
Wouldn't last me a week of tocos and chilli's amongst my other hot sause covered thing
#44
I Collect Other People’s Trash That I Find On The Beach. There Are A Couple Very Old Garbage Dumps (1800s & Early 1900s) That Were Built Right On The Water On Kauai So You Never Know What You’ll Stumble Upon
Cindy Brick 11 months ago
This is incredibly cool. (I found an exposed old garbage dump in Boulder, CO on the creek -- that's where my dish and bottle shards come from.)
Catherine North 11 months ago
I have a Very similar collection from when I lived on Oahu! It's honestly pretty interesting to see what's washed up.
Vera Diblikova 10 months ago
Yes! I have st like it from Italy beaches, on a pair of biggest shards from roof tiles I paint some landscapes of |taly.
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My Nintendo Collection
Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
Do you really need that many? Or are the cassettes interchangeable?
#46
A Box Of My 4-Leaf Clover Collection. In The Summer I Probably Find 10-20 A Day. It’s Like I Can’t Not See Them
The Mediterranean Fruit 11 months ago
Sorry but some of these look like okalis. A plant that is commonly mistaken for clover
Grace Note 11 months ago
I sort of fear four leaf clovers. When I was 10 we were having a family day out at a local forest and I found one. I was excited about it, showed it to mum and dad all happy about the good luck to come. Two days later my dad died. To me they became about bad luck. I don't want to ever see one again. Logically I know the two things - finding the thing and my daddy dying - were unrelated but the sort of fear thing never really went away so I avoid chance encounters.
Blondie23 11 months ago
my papa used to be able to find them easy too. I remember one summer all of my cousins and I wanted one so in the span of about 15 minutes he had found 10!
Huddo's sister 11 months ago
"A cloverplant that already has a clover with an abnormal number of leaflets has a higher chance of growing or having another abnormal clover than a cloverplant that doesn't have any." So finding one is exciting, but I think the excitement dissipates when you find successive ones at the same time.
Cathy Carey 11 months ago
Look through your gene pool, there is probably a leprechaun in there somewhere.
LittleWombat 11 months ago
My daughter find them, many per day, up to 8-leaf clovers. As you said, it's like she CAN'T not see them! When my mom passed away, this "skill" turned on and hasn't turned off.
Paulina 11 months ago
I find one about every other day! :) Never thought about storing them - maybe I should :)
Pensive_Panda 11 months ago
I heard if you keep them in water they last longer, but I could be wrong. Anyone care to chime in??
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My Pigeon Pins!
Vera Diblikova 10 months ago
You sure like pigeons! Very nice. To me is the best the marching one. Cute!
#48
Almost 3 Years Of Collecting Balls From Fountain Pen Ink Reserves
Disgruntled Panda 11 months ago
Yesss! I'd forgotten how oddly satisfying it was to collect those!
#49
My Goosebumps Collection! Im Looking For The Beanbag Chair & Roller Blades Guys!
#50
This Is 1/10 Of My Great Aunts Mcdonalds Toy Collection— She Went Insane With It In The 90s, And Currently Has 10 Huge Tubs Full Of Toys
Dawn Marie 11 months ago
Did she happen to start because of the Beanie Baby craze that they once had as the toy in there Kid's Meal? People went crazy over this.
Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
Wasted in tubs. Build a display case. Or, sell to a collector with a display case.
#51
My Favorites
Emma kirchoff 1 month ago
I bet you I have more ( I am a swimmer and they give them out to the heat winners)
#52
My Rock Collection
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 11 months ago
Very cool! Keep collecting until you have about 4x this, and you'll be about halfway to mine. My pride and joy is a 3 lb lava bomb. I ❤️ geology.
Bored Trash Panda 11 months ago (edited)
Hagstones! I have one somewhere that my son found and gave to me. Those are my favorite and I am always looking for them, but no luck.
#53
All These Salt And Pepper Shakers That Were Left Behind From The Previous Owner
DetriMentaL (It/That) 11 months ago
If you think about it.. Most collections of anything have had a previous owner at some point
Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
The salt's never right. It pours out too fast. Or not enough. That's why this person needed so many. It was the hunt for the correct salt shaker.
Brian Droste 11 months ago
I believe my dad's parents had a collection of salt and peppers shakers. They had them in a glass case with a wooden frame. I think they went to one of my cousins when my grandparents died.
#55
Finally Got Some Shelves For My Garfield Collection!
Dog Mom to Zoe 11 months ago
OFF TOPIC: In case it's unknown, one can throw your stuff animals in a COOL drying cycle for about 10 minutes and the dust will come off.
#56
Any Other Grown Ass Adult Collect Mini Brands?
Amanda Fondaumiere 11 months ago
I dont but i enjoy looking at them. I also like the world tiniest games collections.
Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
No but I would love to. And Barbie would need to use a few. Fortunately we don't have money for me to indulge in this. This poor tiny house. There's no room.
#57
Finished The Collection. I’ll Get Around To Making A Detailed Video On All Of My Crts In The Next Month Or So
#58
My Collection Of Exit Signs (And A Few Fire Safety Signs)
Tucker Cahooter 11 months ago
Well at least the people affected by the guy who collected elevator buttons could use the stairs. These people just perished in the fire
Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
This makes me anxious. Where do I go in a fire? That wall? Too much light and stimulation.
#59
My Eraser Collection
#60
Been Collecting Off And On Since '97
#61
I Finally Figured Out A Way To Store My Flags Without Them Getting Creased. Now I Can See Them All At Once And Easily Pick Which One I Want To Fly Each Day
Nicole Weymann 11 months ago
Nope, but the collection is quite eclectic. There's a NATO flag, a California flag, apparently two German city state flags (Hamburg and Bremen), a pirate flag (or possibly football club FC St. Pauli) plus another one I looked up because I was curious. Apparently it's an old (pre 1994) flag of South Africa.
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Homer Laughlin Fiestaware Ring Handle Mugs
The Mediterranean Fruit 11 months ago
I know where you can buy a ton of this! It’s been a dream of mine to have a complete set buts it’s so expensive.
#63
My Jason Masks Signed By Eaxh Actor Time Have Played The Character
#64
Telechron Kitchen Clocks
Tucker Cahooter 11 months ago
Looks like OP just gave up bothering to change them when daylight savings kicked in and just let them run down
Epona 11 months ago
They might be just for display purposes. As a person with misophonia who hates the sound of analogue clocks ticking, I would only have these as display and not functional.
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Phone Collection
#66
🌈my Many Miniatures🌈
#67
A Collection Of Small Grotesque Faces
#68
Hopefully This Counts But I’ve Saved Almost Every Movie Ticket I’ve Had Since 2000. Definitely Not In Good Condition, Just Nostalgic
Lily bloom 11 months ago
Always the same theater and they never changed their tickets. Interesting
Brian Droste 11 months ago
I saved a bunch of movie tickets myself. They migfht go back before 2000. I will have to look.
#70
My Grandpa's Old "Old Spice" Collection
#71
My Girlfriend’s Collection Of Arthur Plush Dolls
PeepPeep the duck 11 months ago
I have never seen anything other than books in Australia of this show merchandise wise. This is cool
#72
Polly Pocket Collection
Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
I want this. My 6 year old can drive the car while I play with these in the backseat.
#73
My Small Collection Of Bottle Openers
Cyndielouwhoo 11 months ago
We had a wall-mounted one in our garage growing up and when I was real little I used to wonder why the "flagpole holder" was upsidedown.
#74
My Cat Whisker Collection 🐈
Jesse 11 months ago
Cats naturally shed whiskers, just as their fur. It doesn't hurt them. OP explained in their post that they found all those whiskers lying around their place.
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My Collection Of Laser Cut Bobbins
StarCrossedFriday 11 months ago (edited)
And after about 30 years, I suddenly realise why he was called Bobbin Threadbare 😅
#77
Anyone Else Collect Whiskers?
#78
My Espresso Cup Collection In Its Entirety
#79
My Collection Of Feathers
Tempest 11 months ago (edited)
I see a lot of owl feathers! I used to collect feathers as a kid and have feathers of over 50 different birds. My favourite ones are the macaw feathers. They’re usually one colour on the front and another colour at the back. (Check blue and yellow macaw feathers in Google images). Biggest feather I have in my collection is about 1.5 meters (59 inches) in length and belongs to an Argus pheasant (a tail feather). They’re all individually packed in plastic to prevent any damage and to keep out insects. I don’t collect anymore but if I find a pretty feather outside I can’t help but collect it!
Beak Hookage 11 months ago
Those big messy-looking ones in the back right-hand corner look like Emu feathers to me! To my eye, pretty much all of these are from Australian birds.
Beak Hookage 11 months ago
I recognise a lot of these; I'm pretty sure this person is Australian anyway.
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#80
I’ve Collected Every Losing Presidential Upper Stickers Since 1960
Verena 11 months ago
I have been told there are more than two parties one can vote for. So there should be many more.
BarfyCat 11 months ago
There are, but typically those candidates don't have enough money to mass produce things like bumper stickers
Load More Replies... Cosmos in your eyes 11 months ago
Unfortunately, there is another one you need to add now. :,-(
#81
Randy
#83
This Is My Ferrari Hot Wheels Collection
#84
I’ve Been Collecting Porcelain Wall Masks For 18 Years
Leslie Seitz 11 months ago
I used to collect the ceramic ones too. Now I collect the wooden masks. .
#85
My Vintage Ghost Collection Just In Time For Halloween!
#86
My Collection Of Keys!
Tucker Cahooter 11 months ago
I have a collection like that, since I can't remember what opens what any more
#88
My Joycon Collection
Wood Carver 11 months ago
Is it because they have controller drift cuz that's why I have a collection of them...
Bored Trash Panda 11 months ago
Do they? I have had the same (4) ones for 2 years and haven't had an issue with any of them, that I have noticed I guess.
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My Pink Calculator Collection So Far:)
#90
My Fiancee’s Beanie Babies Collection
#92
I Need To Buy Another Shelf Soon
#93
Old Toilet Flush Collection. Mostly French, One From Russia. Unwashed Of Course
#94
Reddit, Here Is My Collection So Far
Tempest 11 months ago
How do people bring back sand from beaches they visit on foreign travels? Isn’t it illegal to take sand from a country? Just wondering!
BookFanatic 11 months ago
I'm glad you made this comment. Because I thought this was OP's spice rack...
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Tyranamar Suess 11 months ago
This one is c**p. If every tourist took sand every time they travelled places would be wrecked. Leave the sand there! In fact, go on a trip and take so,e of this sand back.
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Richard Graham 11 months ago
Part of my collection of Victrolas. From the 1890s to about 1925. 1-Entire-C...61bab7.jpg 
Cosmos in your eyes 11 months ago
I collect the little plastic tabs you find on bread wrappers. Mostly because I feel bad throwing this small piece of plastic in the garbage. There is a surprising amount of variety in those little tabs. I love mosaics, I'm thinking one day I'll spray paint them and make a mosaic.
Mae 11 months ago
Cosmos, I don't know if you have checked it out yet, but I found out recently there's a whole community! http://www.horg.com
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FABULOUS1 11 months ago
These are part of two different collections in my apartment. One is all Disney Villains and the other all Wizard of Oz. In another area we have collection for our football team, and character dolls that I have collected that are also Disney Villains cabinet-pi...80f1ab.jpg 
Jaaawn 11 months ago
Wow, what a beautiful collection and displayed terrifically ♥️
Load More Replies... BookFanatic 11 months ago
I collect books signed by the author. In grad school I took a "Rare Books & Special Collections" course. We went around the room and talked about our own collections. After class, I asked him to sign our textbook--which of course he'd authored. Pretty sure he still thinks I'm strange. Lol
Huddo's sister 11 months ago
That's an interesting collection. Do you have to have gotten them to sign it yourself or do you buy ones second hand?
Load More Replies... Pheebs 11 months ago
I share this love. My hubs and I originally bonded as friends over our love of Peanuts. Then we got married and combined those collections. XD
Load More Replies... Tempest 11 months ago
I used to collect currency, stamps, and feathers when I was a kid. Now I occasionally add to them if I come across new ones but I don’t really keep up anymore. I’ve got some rare coins and stamps, including some that are over a century old which older relatives have passed on to me so I guess my total collections are worth something. They’re all so mesmerizing to go through!
UpupaEpops 11 months ago
I also collect coins. Mainly from my travels. We always try to collect the full set of change if it's available. Now, with the Euro, I don't do it. Even though every country can print their own stuff on one side, I just don't think it's quite as cool as the old currencies were.
Load More Replies... Richard Graham 11 months ago
Part of my collection of Victrolas. From the 1890s to about 1925. 1-Entire-C...61bab7.jpg
Cosmos in your eyes 11 months ago
I collect the little plastic tabs you find on bread wrappers. Mostly because I feel bad throwing this small piece of plastic in the garbage. There is a surprising amount of variety in those little tabs. I love mosaics, I'm thinking one day I'll spray paint them and make a mosaic.
Mae 11 months ago
Cosmos, I don't know if you have checked it out yet, but I found out recently there's a whole community! http://www.horg.com
Load More Replies... FABULOUS1 11 months ago
These are part of two different collections in my apartment. One is all Disney Villains and the other all Wizard of Oz. In another area we have collection for our football team, and character dolls that I have collected that are also Disney Villains cabinet-pi...80f1ab.jpg
Jaaawn 11 months ago
Wow, what a beautiful collection and displayed terrifically ♥️
Load More Replies... BookFanatic 11 months ago
I collect books signed by the author. In grad school I took a "Rare Books & Special Collections" course. We went around the room and talked about our own collections. After class, I asked him to sign our textbook--which of course he'd authored. Pretty sure he still thinks I'm strange. Lol
Huddo's sister 11 months ago
That's an interesting collection. Do you have to have gotten them to sign it yourself or do you buy ones second hand?
Load More Replies... Pheebs 11 months ago
I share this love. My hubs and I originally bonded as friends over our love of Peanuts. Then we got married and combined those collections. XD
Load More Replies... Tempest 11 months ago
I used to collect currency, stamps, and feathers when I was a kid. Now I occasionally add to them if I come across new ones but I don’t really keep up anymore. I’ve got some rare coins and stamps, including some that are over a century old which older relatives have passed on to me so I guess my total collections are worth something. They’re all so mesmerizing to go through!
UpupaEpops 11 months ago
I also collect coins. Mainly from my travels. We always try to collect the full set of change if it's available. Now, with the Euro, I don't do it. Even though every country can print their own stuff on one side, I just don't think it's quite as cool as the old currencies were.
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