I have a Haribo egg that was moulded with a cola bottle, creating this cola egg. I thought it was too interesting to eat, so I put it in a pot and ate the rest, but now it's just sitting on the table. I saw people buy strange foods/food misproductions online and it got me wondering if this would be worth anything to anybody? If I put it on eBay or something, would anyone actually be interested or would I be wasting my time? I didn't think to keep the bag at the time.

Started collecting at 13, currently 15 :) you might have to tap on the photos to see the whole view! sea shells, crystals, dinosaur fossils, bones, bugs, old coins, etc

Sounds silly but I live with someone who is a collector of damn near everything possible. When they start a collection its serious and specific. However due to failing health they haven't been able to really show off and organize their collections well enough and misses having them out to show.

When I say everything I mean it! Funkos, stamps, disney pins, knives, trading beads, old money, artwork, figurines, playing cards, and more.

What are good ways to help organize some of their collection and best to show it. Any specific organizers or shelves anyone think do well or best? Anything helps!

I have been collecting for a few years, I have a few more that arent in the photo. Each one is bought in a country where the language is spoken - most are gifts from friends who go on holiday and know about the collection! They get me the book, and inside write the date and place, sometimes a little note, and sign it. I treasure them very much

Hope this is ok mods! Not looking to sell here. Just looking on advice on where to go.

I recently came into possession of collectible lighthouses. If I can I'm looking to sell them. I'm trying eBay but I wanted to know what other sites there are.

due to the sheer unadulterated joy i experienced when i got this new card in a free goodie bag at the fair it occurred to me that 1. i am a collector and 2. i may be one of the only people in the world with this exact collection

Do any of you use an itemization app for keeping track of your collections? I’m currently using Itemtopia. Just wondering if anyone has any better suggestions. Thanks

I’ve recently gotten deep into collecting NECA horror figures—mostly sealed, boxed, and focused only on the window box style with flap fronts. I’m already leaning toward a full glass case display with red LED lighting and stands for each figure, but I’m curious how other collectors approach their setups.

Do you prefer open shelves? Do you keep everything boxed away? How do you keep things from looking cluttered as your collection grows?

Would love to hear how you handle your collection’s presentation—especially if you’ve found ways to make it look clean and professional over time.

You can also find build video of my shelf in my profile or in this post: https://www.reddit.com/user/hinte0/comments/1jngcbr/sand_shelf/

I'm collecting sands since 2003

Last time I posted my collection, I had them in a smaller place than I do now! I’ve added a few more including the super cute lamp! All found in various thrift and flea markets. Two of them were gifted to me as well.

Does anyone remember these cards which we used to get inside the kurkure puffcorn😉😃

My son added the little blurb because the seller forgot to include it. Here’s to a big collection of defective food!

I was adding a few specimens to my guest room’s fossil/Jurassic Park display and thought I’d take some pictures and share them with y’all.