Top 10 most expensive items of football [UK Soccer] memorabilia @Wikicollecting: the community for collectors

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This week's featured article: Top ten most expensive items of football [UK Soccer] memorabilia

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Computerspielemuseum – Berlin’s Computer Game Museum

Computerspielemuseum – Berlin’s Computer Game Museum:

So if you’ve always wanted to know things like who invented the Commodore 64, who did the music on Donkey Kong, or who developed some of the games that marked your childhood, head over to the Video Game Museum of Berlin for an eye-opening experience and a trip down memory lane.

Source: DW-World

Photos via Computerspielemuseum and Edward Gavalier

Computerspielemuseum – Berlin’s Computer Game Museum was originally posted at OddityCentral.com

Vintage Yellow Stop Sign with cat-eye marbles | AVermontGirl.Com

AVermontGirl.Com: Vintage Yellow Stop Sign:

 Those little glass cat-eye marbles really reflect. I was working hard at getting the close-ups of them...

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RT @RareToys - My first diecast car convention | toy-tma.com

My first diecast car convention:

"Nashville Collector’s Experience. This wasn’t your normal convention where you walk into a giant hall filled with endless tables of people selling their stuff. Instead, collectors that were staying at the hotel where the convention was held opened their rooms up, allowing anyone to walk in and check out their cars for sale. You had to walk from room to room to see what people had for sale, often creating a somewhat awkward experience…it’s not every day you walk into someone’s hotel room to make a purchase. On top of that, people were scattered around the hotel so you had to jump floors to see everything. If you ask me, this room-to-room format really hurts the experience and in the long run I think it limits how much people can sell. Had everyone been in one spot I probably would have purchased more."


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