What else do you collect?

[OgNasty]

I think we pretty much all collect Bitcoin memorabilia.  Pez dispensers, garbage pail kids, etc...  I'm curious if there is other cool stuff out there I should be collecting that isn't related to Bitcoin.

For example, I've recently discovered (my friend has a card collecting podcast) that I can buy all the missing baseball cards from sets I was collecting as a kid for next to nothing on eBay.  So I've been completing my childhood side quests of completing sets and collecting all those expensive cards I coveted as a kid but couldn't afford.  Shocking how cheap they are now...  My favorite ever baseball card set is so cheap now, I decided to collect them all in PSA10 condition and hang them on my wall.

I also collect Tesla products (perfume, torches, etc.), and specifically Cybertruck products (hot wheels are awesome).  Then there is of course silver and hyper inflated fiat currency (100 billion dollar bills)...

What else is cool that my peers collect because they like it? 

[Kazkaz27]

I collected gold and silver knives. Used to have a gaint collection, I had over 100 at one point.  Now I only have about 10 - kept the best of the best.

[Not in Town]

Books and alcohol. I have some silver as well.

[MoparMiningLLC]

Guns.

[philipma1957]

A few Family Shotguns been in the family since 1930 they protected my father-in-laws speakeasy.

Silver
BTC
LTC
Doge
 
I had a nice set of shun cooking knives sold them as I have aged and do not cook as much

[OgNasty]

I collected gold and silver knives. Used to have a gaint collection, I had over 100 at one point.  Now I only have about 10 - kept the best of the best.

Nice! A couple of my favorite things, knives and precious metals. I collect knives as well (blades would probably be a better description), but I prefer them in carbon steel. I have a katana and a khukuri that I’m particularly fond of. I also own the first Bitcoin themed knife ever made. There was a news article published about it at one point but I lost it over the years. I don’t even want to think about how much BTC I paid for it, but it’s cool.

[MoparMiningLLC]

I collected gold and silver knives. Used to have a gaint collection, I had over 100 at one point.  Now I only have about 10 - kept the best of the best.

Nice! A couple of my favorite things, knives and precious metals. I collect knives as well (blades would probably be a better description), but I prefer them in carbon steel. I have a katana and a khukuri that I’m particularly fond of. I also own the first Bitcoin themed knife ever made. There was a news article published about it at one point but I lost it over the years. I don’t even want to think about how much BTC I paid for it, but it’s cool.

I would like to see this knife. is it a folding or fixed blade?

[krogoth]

 Inverted center stamps of the world errors

[N0sferatu]

Pogs / Slammer from the nineties and Pokémon cards.

But the one and only: crown caps. Once you collect them, you start seeing them everywhere 

[Mbitr]

Kinder egg toys
Got a fantastic collection of the looney toons from the 90s  Will have to dig them out, not sure where they went when I moved house? Definitely got them somewhere though!

[CARIBBEAN_TREASURES]

Crystal Flask & Decanters/ Old Rare Bottles
Old books/ bibles
Swords of war
Bullion/coins
Privately Minted Gold/Silver, Pioneer gold and private modern gold
Ancient Clay Tablets
Gemstones, Diamonds, Emeralds, Ruby
Weird 2020-2021 Covid Era Artwork.  
different forms of money from tally sticks to plate money to bitcoin
devices to detect counterfeits usually found from banks or old money changers.

You know......... Caribbean Treasures

[aoluain]

Vinyl (records)

They have to be Irish labels and have to be in the Traditional genre of music.

[polymerbit]

I've been collecting a mix of things:

1) Coins (US & World Silver / Gold)

2) Banknotes

3) License Plates

4) Maps (WWII and older)

5) Old books (1800's and older)

[bitbollo]

-Italian stamps from 1860 - 1945 (but I am start to selling it )
-Pharmaceutical and Medical Historical stuffs (with a specific selection of ASPIRINE from dozens of countries)
-Old Books (1700-1900)
-Maps (up to 1945)

[SFR10]

I'm curious if there is other cool stuff out there I should be collecting that isn't related to Bitcoin.[...] What else is cool that my peers collect because they like it? 

Despite not having enough space on the shelves to showcase my keyboards, I keep collecting them ^{[even though most collectors prefer to keep their collection in great condition, I regularly switch & use them (for some reason, it gives me great satisfaction)]}. Last year, I started collecting CRT monitors, but I'm having a hard time finding larger ones that are in good condition and I'm planning to start collecting old Nokia phones.

[BTCOVERFIATS]

I collect different vintage batches of Creed Aventus. Some of these bottles go for $2000-$2500

I'm into fragrance collecting

[CARIBBEAN_TREASURES]

I see maps on a few list. I do own a lot of maps, not because I collect them, but because I use them while researching and treasure hunting.

One of the most entertaining maps I have viewed would probably be the Hereford Mappa Mundi (cloth of the world) . Its a medieval aged map that has depictions of weird creatures and where they live in the world. Thats one I don't own. I think the original is very large. It would be a fun one to find a copy of and framed it on the wall.

Plenty of videos to find on youtube about it. I think the History Channel or Discovery did a decent documentary on maps a decade ago. It was one of the maps in the documentary. If i find a link and post it here.


Update: looks like it was a BBC 4 part episode documentary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ndijfk-ayuI&t=15s