If you’re anything like me, the only things you’re good at collecting are old grocery receipts and parking tickets. But, believe it or not, some people actually collect things that have value (either material or sentimental) – and their collections are actually quite impressive.
People from all around the world are sharing the most interesting things they collect, and some of them might leave you surprised. From perfectly round pebbles to pyramids of bowling balls, check out some impressive collections of odd and interesting things in the gallery below!
#1 This Is One Of Several Alphabets Assembled By Belgian Type Designer Clotilde Olyff From Stones Collected At The Beach

#2 My Doctor Has A Kept All The Pictures Kids Have Drawn Of Him

#3 I Started Feeding Bar Nuts To These Crows That Are Regular To The Patio Of A Bar I Work At. My Collection Of Gifts Finally Started After 3 Months

#4 A Year Ago, I Started Staying In And Peircing State Quarters, Instead Of Going Out And Getting In Trouble. Here Is My Collection So Far

#5 Perfectly Round Rocks I Found On The Beach. Bonus: Egg, Dorito, And Watermelon Rock

#6 Over The Past 15 Years My Dad Collected 1,785 Bowling Balls And Built A Giant Bowling Ball Pyramid

#7 My Grandfather’s Pencil Sharpener Collection I Inherited

#8 My Grandma With Her Birdhouse Collection

#9 This Man’s Collection Of Lost Apples Varieties

#10 This Is My Periodic Table Of Elements With Actual Elements

#11 Since The Late 80s, My Office Has Been Collecting Used Staples That Were Removed From Documents That Needed To Be Microfilmed/Scanned. Here Is That Collection

#12 The Product Of 15 Years Collecting Shedded Antlers From The Woods

#13 Collection Of Reference Seeds Found In My Grandad’s Attic

#14 My Girlfriend Cleaning Her Monopoly Collection

She has about 600. There are some duplicates and most are sealed. The oldest one is from the 1940’s I think. My favorite is the Harley Davidson one which weighs about 20 pounds
#15 My Four-Leaf-Clover Collection (Plus A Couple Five-Leafers In The Middle)
