What do you collect?

[jewishprincess613]

I collect so many things, it is hard to keep track

~pigs (I have thousands of them)
~stickers
~postcards
~journals
~Judaica items
~Anne Frank things
~stationary
~photographs
~cultural items
~coins
~flags
~I could go on and on and on.......

 

[JCMLR]

I used to collect those new 25C coins of every state in the US,
Until my uncle borrow them without my permission
I think he was going to do some laundry.
so I'm not collecting anything at this time.

 

[~ Gig ~]

I've started collecting Kneaded Angels, I also like bears.

 

[EmSchmem]

I collect tea cups and tea pots and other pretty things involving tea. But mostly the cups. I have 3 pots and anout 30 cups. I just got 4 for my birthday.

 

[Animerulz400]

I collect manga,stamps,stickers,and yu-gi-oh cards. Which may be strange coming from a girl.

 

[amazed_by_grace]

I collect keychains, wind chimes, postcards, stamps, money and anything from Zimbabwe or New Zealand....

 

[Elohir]

I collect comic books, coins, and I used to collect stamps and sportscards, but I haven't collected either of those for a long time.

 

[MLT09713]

My favorite collectables would have to be semiprecious stones. They're nice to look at, and many are nice to feel.

I also have a large amount of books, though, they're more of a hobby.

 

[Koraley]

I collect teapots I have 69 of them so far and am hoping to hit a 100 that is my goal! I also seem to have alot of Christian books.

 

[rands]

Newsboys CDs, like singles, radio edits, etc.

 

[Kateena]

I collect old letters and books. I think they're fascinating!

 

[elanor]

I collect political buttons.

 

[OceanAngel]

GI Joe

 

[WarSong]

Still more patches

 

[Ghost23]

i collect stickers that look like homies and i have just begun to collect swords.

 

[MEOMY]

I collect old portraits and photographs from the 1800's and early 1900's.

 

[xpunkskaterx]

Pennies!

 

[grace-2]

Pennies!

Hi, music boxes are my thing.

 

[HunterJon]

Firearms, modern and antique.

 

[kleptobismol]

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