
Collecting antiques and other collectibles can be a lifelong, fun adventure.
When I was very young, my mom would go to the bank. I would go with her. I would bring two paper dollars and buy a roll of nickels from the teller. I’d take the roll home and open it up in the hopes of finding old nickels. I did this over and over.
I had a coin book that listed values. I had lots of fun dreaming about the treasures I had found. The nickels I collected are still in a box with other old treasures I have. They are much older now, as am I. In the picture above, you can see one of my $2.00 nickel rolls from when I was a child.
Later I started collecting antiques and other collectables.
I’d bet that you have a collection of something. What do you collect?
Read some of my stories. Maybe you will find interest in fun new collectables (or re-inspire yourself to learn more about the collections and collectible items you currently have).
It doesn’t cost you anything to read about my collectibles and collections on this website, so go read, learn something new, explore and enjoy!
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