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HelloStereo

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Mugs. Not for any higher reason other than I just really like mugs. There's something really homely and comforting about having a hot drink in a nice mug.
 

Speechdancer

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DVD'S, rows of dvd's all over the place, no blu-ray, I'm still behind the times a tad, Boxsets of old TV shows, complete star trek TOS, TNG, DS9, my Farscape collection, Stargate SG1 AND Atlantis, Dr Who, Monty Python, Lost in Space, Mission Impossible TV series, the list is long.

However, I've spent many years making copies of the dvd's onto external hard-drives and recoding them so I can watch them on my Kindle.
 

bubbadabut

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Hello Kitty stuff, My Little Ponies (original ones), Matchbox Carousel horses from the late 80s, and Lego. Also still have approx 1000 keyrings from my youth.
 

AllSeeingEye123

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Coins. It's an expensive hobby and I only collect the cheapest version of a new coin so nothing silver or gold proof or limited edition.
 

idk2

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I collect t-shirts/hoodies from every place I've visited. The more gaudy, the better! I never wear them, most still have their tags on them but I cant seem to stop myself. I've had to hunt some down in some rural places bc they only sold keychains and fridge magnets. Give me my ugly shirt!! I also collect the fridge magnets too but have a magnetic board in the office I put them on as it makes the fridge look ugly 🤣

I started collecting designer purses at one point but then I realised how much of a faff purses are.
 

AllSeeingEye123

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Coins. They never lose value and are better investment than keeping what I spend on them in a bank gathering little interest. It's also less volatile than the stock market.
 

Rockin' Robin

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I am a pub fanatic, so anything pub related - beer mats, glasses camra district quarterly magazines ect. I also like to photograph pubs, they are an important institution people - use them or lose them.
I used to collect postcards, but not many people send them anymore - which is a shame.