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Tue, 8 Jul 2008: The History Of Stamp Collecting
Since the birth of the first stamp individuals have found them fascinating, which has helped to increase their popularity and a creation of a new hobby.


Tue, 8 Jul 2008: A Guide To Starting A Stamp Collection
The novice or beginner collector needs to know the procedures and equipment needed to begin their very own collection of stamps.

Tue, 8 Jul 2008: Software To Aid In Stamp Collecting
There are a variety of software programs available to enable collectors to organize their collection easily, by saving time and money.

Mon, 7 Jul 2008: Understanding The Value Of Older Coins
There are several sources available to collectors to enable them to understand the ANA standard grading scale, which is the basis on which all coins are graded on, whether old or new.

Sat, 5 Jul 2008: Model Horse Success Story
History of Model Horses with a introduction to the biggest name in the business, Breyer, along with several artists, craftsmans, and competitors.

Sat, 5 Jul 2008: What To Look For When Collecting Military Patches
An over view on the making of military patches, how the patches came to be and information on collecting them.

Fri, 4 Jul 2008: Determine Your Old Coin Values
Older coins have fascinating detail that newer coins lack, but the quality of these old and rare coins helps when grading and with pricing.

Fri, 4 Jul 2008: Purchasing With Caution For Your Collection
Collectors need to be cautious when purchasing any type of coin due to the grading of coins not being an exact science.

Fri, 4 Jul 2008: Commonly Found Errors Within Your Change
Hundreds of dollars are tossed into vending machines each week without the individuals actually knowing what they are throwing away.

Fri, 4 Jul 2008: Determine The Value Of Your Coins
The value of coins will increase when the demand increase as will its value, but one grade may not be desired over another.

Fri, 4 Jul 2008: Finding Valuable Coins In Your Pocket Change
Individuals usually pay good money for rare coins that may be found inside your pockets, but learning how to distingish these coins in your change takes patience and a good magnifying glass.

Thu, 3 Jul 2008: First Die Cast Companies Forged History - Dinky and Tootsie Lead the Way
Today, many pre-war die cast cars are considered rare and collectible items. The earliest die cast items and vehicles were made of ZAMAK alloy that didn't stand the test of time particularly well. There was a tendency for these miniatures produced in the early 1900s to form cracks and break.

Thu, 3 Jul 2008: The History Of Coin Currency
During the earliest of times a variety of items was used as currency in many different countries dating all the way back to Biblical times.

Fri, 20 Jun 2008: The Art of Diecast Collecting
There are the Jay Lenos and Jerry Seinfelds of this world who own rare cars and motorcycles they house in climate controlled environments - motor museums for the rich and famous.


Fri, 13 Jun 2008: The Care and Feeding of Die Cast Collections
There are die cast model cars and then, well, there are toys. Where is the dividing line and how to serious collectors of die cast vehicles judge the quality of their collections? Like most things, there's more to this collecting passion than meets the eye.

Fri, 6 Jun 2008: The Art of Collecting Gold Coins
How to find and make money by purchasing and selling gold coins from all over the world.

Sat, 31 May 2008: How To Properly Preserve Your Comics
How to properly store comic books to ensure that they will be preserved.

Tue, 27 May 2008: What are Zuni fetish carvings and why do thousands collect them?
Thousands, maybe millions, of people collect carvings created in assorted materials by Zuni Pueblo carvers. This article explains what it is that makes them so alluring.

Sun, 25 May 2008: McFarlane Toys the Pinnacle of Action Figure Collectability
To call the action figures produced by Todd McFarlane Productions Inc., just toys would be an insult to Todd McFarlane and collectors alike. The semi-posable, amazingly detailed figurines are some of the most popular, and highly sought after collectables available in the realm of toys or otherwise.

Wed, 7 May 2008: The Bowie Knife: A Collector's Item
The classic Bowie knife was not just one design, but rather a sequence of knives reinvented quite a few times by Jim Bowie. The earliest such model type was made by a man named Jesse Cliff.

Fri, 25 Apr 2008: The Bowie Knife: A Collector's Guide
It is not easy for everyone to find an aged Bowie knife, let alone have enough money to buy one. They are, and have been for a while the esteemed assets of a few sharp collectors.

Fri, 25 Apr 2008: Tactical Watches for the Collecting Enthusiast
Tactical watches were created from the wrist type of watches that were conceptualized by a man called Louis Cartier. Cartier created a leather strap wrist watch for his Frenchman colleague named Alberto Santos-Dumont.

Wed, 16 Apr 2008: How to Shop for Collectible Magnets and Then Show Them Off
Have you ever wanted to collect something out of the ordinary? Today, there are people who collect pictures, autographs, coins, buttons, CDs, albums, posters, and usually anything else you can think of that someone could collect.

Wed, 16 Apr 2008: Vegas Club Photos - A Great Collecting Hobby
Clubbing or partying has become a very popular hobby. People just want to forget about everything and enjoy life at times. Vegas is a well known hot spot. Taking photos while in a Vegas club allows you to relive the moment by simply glancing at the photo.

Wed, 16 Apr 2008: Your Own Little Piece of Costa Rica
Have you ever wanted to visit Costa Rica, maybe as a summer vacation or maybe just a getaway spot to escape from your own reality, but you could not afford it? Costa Rica is a beautiful place to visit. It has brilliant beaches, clear sand, tourist attractions, and the best temperature you could ever imagine; however, some people just cannot afford to visit such a nice place.


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