Originally Posted by
fozzy45
I've always said that eventually 'our' collectables will no longer be collectable.
As a rule collectors collect their childhood items. Our childhood items won't concern most of the youngsters nowadays unless you have brought your kids up enjoying what you enjoy. It does bring a question about selling whilet you can still get a good price for things, but like has been said, if they bring you enjoyment, keep them and let someone else worry about them.
Fozzy
Yes nostalgia can plays a big part in collecting. I still lust after my past 40 years ago, the Benelli B76, SIG P210-5, Smith and Wesson Model 39 and Browning Medallist. Would collect them if I was in the land of the free.
Baz
BE AN INDEPENDENT THINKER, DON'T FOLLOW THE CROWD
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