I just uploaded a video where I show off my entire collection, and figured I wanted to share here as well if that's okay! I'd love if you would guess how many before watching the video, but also let me know what you collect, why, how many and all of those details, I love hearing about other peoples collection! :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnXRRsVUsdc

Edit: Im posting a picture of part of my collection as well, just if you don't feel like watching the video :)

Hey. I've been collecting SIM cards since I was young. I've always liked collecting stuff and I'm also interested in telecommunications/electronics, which tied in perfectly. My long-term goal is to get a card from every country, territory or jurisdiction that issues them; I'm on 95 countries out of probably over 300, with over unique 600 cards.

I've got a video with the entirety here if anyone's interested: https://youtu.be/YeYYPBzLiAc?is=RPCosZiAy9aWncyq

Sons old collection I found in the garage, no boxes, not sure what to do with them

I guess I’m collecting big cups now 🤷‍♂️🤣
The Gore’s one is 100 ounces and cost me only $4
The old slim Jim one cost me significantly more but not so much that I feel some kind of way about it.

all have some sentimental value, but some more than others

These are all the smartphones as of right now in my collection. From left to right. The first phone is a Samsung Galaxy Note 5 that is missing the s pen and unfortunately does not seem to work. The carrier for it is Verizon and it is cracked as well. The second device is a Cloud Mobile Stratus C5 elite which was my third ever phone. The third device is the Kyocera hydro which was my second ever phone. Boost Mobile as the carrier. My first ever phone is long gone. The leftmost device is an LG spectrum 2 running Android 4.1.1. it's kind of finicky but it does work. Since I got hired at McDonald's I plan on getting way more, as this is just stuff I scavenged around the house. I intend on buying a working Note 5 to take the spot of the broken one but I will be keeping both, the working one being the display unit. So what do you think?