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What do you like to buy and collect?

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Hey I thought it would be interesting to know what we all like to buy and collect. I like to buy books, I own lots of Agatha Christie books and loads of lego minifigures which I love to buy and collect. I've also began collecting money, my mum used to collect vintage banknotes, she had an album which is now mine and in it there's money from the 1920s. Such lovely things. I've also began collecting records. 

What do you all like to collect?

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  • As a child it was old Coins. When I moved out of the UK the only time Customs asked me that question 'anything to declare' was when I brought my old coin collection. Mostly a bunch of Edward Ian or Vistorian pennies etc, with the odd sovereign.

    My interest in shells has been rekindled, found some beautiful ones in Crete this year, but I've discovered that, ou can find shells on the Danube too! Pretty periwinkle type shells with purple chevron patterns. Exquisite.

    I do have a reasable library of books. I have a collection of citrus plants, which now yield small fruit, and herbs.

    And without meaning to, computers. I would like to replace one or Teo, but currently I am less pleased to find out that I could have got a much better deal on the one I recently got had I waited still Black Friday. 

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  • As a child it was old Coins. When I moved out of the UK the only time Customs asked me that question 'anything to declare' was when I brought my old coin collection. Mostly a bunch of Edward Ian or Vistorian pennies etc, with the odd sovereign.

    My interest in shells has been rekindled, found some beautiful ones in Crete this year, but I've discovered that, ou can find shells on the Danube too! Pretty periwinkle type shells with purple chevron patterns. Exquisite.

    I do have a reasable library of books. I have a collection of citrus plants, which now yield small fruit, and herbs.

    And without meaning to, computers. I would like to replace one or Teo, but currently I am less pleased to find out that I could have got a much better deal on the one I recently got had I waited still Black Friday. 

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