Are you a collector, if so, of what?

You may have aspergers :D

Do you hack into Nasa ?

Thought spotty had come on to tell us about his collection of TV Times.

That is an amazing amount of vinyl, must be worth a fortune.

I am not a collector as such but I have about 300 12" dance records from the late 80's til the early 2000's. Also have about 500 race cards from my visits.

i collect bad tips

I used to collect key rings. Since gave most of them away to a charity shop. Kept my British isles ones (43), not sure why.
I do have a collection of world banknotes which I constantly add to.

I did collect greyhound race cards for about 30 years, all the greats on them in that time. I must have had many thousands of them but one day (probably a bad day at the office) I binned them all. I so regret doing that even to this day. Greyhound racing was such a huge part of my world and miss the game as it used to be. It means absolutely nothing to me now.

SlippyBlue • February 5, 2018 10:30 PM GMT
I did collect greyhound race cards for about 30 years, all the greats on them in that time. I must have had many thousands of them but one day (probably a bad day at the office) I binned them all. I so regret doing that even to this day. Greyhound racing was such a huge part of my world and miss the game as it used to be. It means absolutely nothing to me now.

That must have been a really bad day at the office!

Whatever possessed you?

i collect the tickets of those who follow the weasel wise, sadly i dont think they are worth much

i threw away lots of football programmes from the 70s and 80s when my brother and then i followed gillingham fc, i wish i hadnt even if they have little monetary value.

Ex wives

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really expensive

ive got an original 1966 world cup programme in good condition.. any idea of its value.. thanks. ( final )

Just enter details into ebay.

will give that a try leopard, i think it was about £100 a few years ago.

Traitor

   

Shot glasses - though I barely even drink now and postcards. Heavily in to genealogy, so I have probably around 100 B/M/D certificates to do with my family.

You find anything interesting ?

Boer War/WW1 vet the best so far. Did find an ancestor who had a bit of money and some servants, but died at 36 No sign of royalty yet leopard

I may have a link to Kate Middleton.....need to do some investigating though.

I like to collect pocket-size bits of paper with the Queen's head on them.

I've got a couple of hundred Bath City programmes from the 50's and 60's.

Surprising some of the names in 'em, etc. You interested in buying them, NorfolK?

How much do you want for them?

pennies with pictures of english/ british monarchs on em

mine go back nearly 1000 years

sadly insurance is such they cant be kept at home, some are on loan..


got some roman ones which i bought after watching i claudius


my love of pennies started after refusing to spend my dinner money when getting
an almost perfect victoria penny off my mam one morning.

Its nice to see peoples interests.
I have a collection of vintage items relating to where I lived as a kid.

might have some old footy programmes you can have norfolk im clearing the loft in the spring.

Very kind, thank you!

not  a collector more of a buyer and seller have bought all sorts of stuff ,mainly vintage ,, vintage dinky diecast toys ,postcards, old film posters, art work paintings etc , vintage advertising items anything that takes my eye really .

have a bundle of man utd programes from the early 60s in vgc .

Judge Dredd comics.

Believe it or not, but the first time I went horse racing on my own, when I lost, I couldn't bear to throw my losing betting slips away, as I considered the bits of cardboard were worth the amount I had lost on that particular bet. When on course bookies went on the machine in 2000, I carried on, however since Betfair took all of the fun out of the on course markets, my visits to the races diminished significantly. I only go racing about a dozen times a year now, and sad to say, I hardly ever go into the betting ring. However it has left me with an impressive collection worth millions to me.

Believe it or not, but the first time I went horse racing on my own, when I lost, I couldn't bear to throw my losing betting slips away, as I considered the bits of cardboard were worth the amount I had lost on that particular bet. When on course bookies went on the machine in 2000, I carried on, however since Betfair took all of the fun out of the on course markets, my visits to the races diminished significantly. I only go racing about a dozen times a year now, and sad to say, I hardly ever go into the betting ring. However it has left me with an impressive collection worth millions to me.

Agreed, nice to see what people collect and how wide-ranging.

I collect Apple Trees (Sussex varieties), Clematis, Arts and Crafts Movement Furniture, Royal Lancastrian pottery, Horse Racing Memorabilia (anything related to racing colours) and caricatures of Horse-racing owners,trainers and jockeys by the artist "The Tout".  Oh and I also collect comics issued on the day I was born - I only have The Rover and the The Champion so far. Oh and like callisto, I collect stuff related to the village where I grew up and still live.

Happy collecting.