Just Curious

[mikelutes]

I know this is a comic collecting community but...

 

I am curious what are some of your most prized collectibles that are not comic books? From talking to people on here and on the forums it is pretty clear that a good portion of us don't just collect comic books, so I am curious to see what some of your other prized collectibles might be? Doesn't have to be comic book related, it can be anything. I will post some pictures of some of mine soon.

 

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[Waylander]

I have a complete collection of David Gemmell (RIP) 1st print hardback books

[B. Koski-migration]

My most prized Collectible....would have to be my Robotech Gakken toys. I grew -up just loving this show, and these toys were made so well. They still stand the test of time. I have them all mint in box stickers un-applied! I also have the rare rocket firing Japanese vers.

 

[surfer99]

Original comic book art. I haven't picked up any new pieces in years, but for awhile there I was really into it. The focus of my collection is the Silver Surfer since he is the character that really got me into comics. Check it out: http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=13513

 

 

[Clouded9]

My most prized pop culture collectable that is not comic related would probably have to be my life sized Darth Vader replica helmet signed by both Dave Prowse (body of Vader in all three original films) and James Earl Jones (Voice of Vader in all three original films).

 

My most prized non pop culture collectables are the several 130+ year old firearms that have been in my family for a few generations. They are still in excellent working condition and are fired once a year at the range with my father and grandfather.

[Waylander]

My most prized pop culture collectable that is not comic related would probably have to be my life sized Darth Vader replica helmet signed by both Dave Prowse (body of Vader in all three original films) and James Earl Jones (Voice of Vader in all three original films).

 

My most prized non pop culture collectables are the several 130+ year old firearms that have been in my family for a few generations. They are still in excellent working condition and are fired once a year at the range with my father and grandfather.

 

A picture of the helmet

[Tnerb]

Other than shot glasses I also collect miscellaneous Star Wars items. This includes Action Figures, Cookie Jars, Light-sabers, Pepsi Cans, and numerous pieces of art. I also started to collect original artwork but this avenue of collecting is a bit outside my price range so I am very picky to what I get.