Fragpulse wrote I dont really collect anything but I love to collect Football cards and If you wanna see but i have like 6 binders full of them!

I use to do this with the dragon ball z trading cards lol

I collect £5 notes because apparently in the next year or two english mint are releasing £5 coins so the notes will become rare

I collect lighters and key rings...

Key rings for the places i go.

Lighters are just random... i like the different types.

MercSquad wrote I collect £5 notes because apparently in the next year or two english mint are releasing £5 coins so the notes will become rare

when that time comes are you gonna sell them or keep them?

i collect random car parts, You should see my storage area/garage/room lol.

MrSnow wrote i collect random car parts, You should see my storage area/garage/room lol.

Do you plan on building a custom car with them or no?

I collect packets of sugar. Legit that's so weird but I've been doing it for about 10 years now.

Mirakuru wrote

MrSnow wrote i collect random car parts, You should see my storage area/garage/room lol.

Do you plan on building a custom car with them or no?

Already built four cars, Currently trying to sell them so i can build up some more, but i have parts for cars i don't even own, its exciting collecting car parts, no idea why.

jasmineebony wrote I collect packets of sugar. Legit that's so weird but I've been doing it for about 10 years now.

Like from different states or something like that?

002 wrote I collect a few things.

1. US paper currency. I have multiple star notes, a silver certificate in great condition and a 2 dollar red note. I also have a few cool serial numbers and 50 bucks in un-circulated 2 dollar bills. All serial numbers go up by one (sorry for the time being I forgot the correct term).

2. US coins pre-1970. I don't know why, but I hoard them lol.

3. US quarters, and half dollars pre 1964 (they are 90% silver).

Pretty soon I'd like to collect silver. I've been taking 10% out of my pay to set aside for silver because it is cheap (roughly 16/oz). Considering a few years ago it was over 40/oz, this could be a good idea, but 20 years ago it was under 5/oz. The way I see it, for me 10% of my pay isn't a big deal so maybe when I retire I might get one last decent sized check, or I may have a lot of fishing weights.

I collect the same exact stuff, plus vintage vidya. When I was little, the methodist church my parents made me go to had me always count our donation bucket at the end of church and everytime I saw a wheat penny i'd take it, I'm such a devil lol. But that started into something a little more serious, and I like to think I'm a collector now.