The weirdest 11 hobbies of collecting around the world

The hobby of the collection is a familiar hobby that is widely spread around the world, with some tending to look for and organize something in large groups over years, and to keep a large number of it for material or moral value, such as old currencies, postage stamps, and so on.

Here is a list of the most common things that some have gathered:

Nail

Richard Jones, 78, has a group of 3,000 stud in various forms and measurements, collected from several countries over 50 years.

Coka-cola cans

David Andreati, 41, began collecting coca cans from 15 years old, and his collection includes special issues and commemorative boxes for almost every country, except Cuba and North Korea.

Mobile phones

The German Karsten Tius has a group of 1563 mobile phones, including the first releases of the most famous telephone companies.

Hot sauce

Vic Kalinko, a hot-food lover with 6,000 bottles, including a rare bottle of “Blair” – the hottest sauce on earth – has a huge collection of hot sauce bottles.

Pokemon souvenirs

The British Lisa Courtney has 16,000 games and pokemon Memorial, which of course includes thousands of puppets of the most important Pokemon characters, Picacho.

Water bottles

The Italian Lorenzo Piskini has a group of 8650 plastic bottles of water collected from 185 countries and 1668 springs.

Barbie dolls

Betina Dorfman has 6025 Barbie puppies, with a total value of 150 thousand US dollars.

Traffic spouts

David Morgan has the largest set of traffic spouts, of which 137 are unique.

Milk bottles

Paul Locke, a former milk seller, has collected milk cans since he was 9 years old, is still increasing his collection and hopes to reach more than 1000 cans.

Do not disturb signs

The Jin Francisco Fernetti collection houses over 11,000 “do not Disturb” tags, documenting his visits to various hotels around the world.