Do you remember some of the usual objects you saw as a child that are now collectibles?

When I was a child, I had a bowl for eating at home, and I used to use this bowl to eat, and I didn't know what the collection value was, but it turned out to be blue and white porcelain.

When I was a child, I used to use the green two dollars.

I don't remember much, but I only know one thing, for example, oil lamps, fire ovens, green hats, and green clothes. These are all everyday objects from childhood.

The bottles and cans of my childhood have now become collectibles, and there are some books saved by my parents, grandparents, and grandparents.

If you want to say that the ordinary things that Qi saw when he was a child have now become a collection of cakes, I still have to say that we are familiar with gold coins. The old coins of the past are now worth a lot.

There used to be a stone statue when we were in school, but now it has become a collection in the park, although it still feels quite meaningful.

The most common is the fourth set of renminbi, because it has now been withdrawn from the market, so the collection value will become more and more large. There are also Taishi chairs that I saw when I was a child, but now there are fewer and fewer people, and there are more and more people collecting them.

Tin frogs, now also sold, but not so good quality, when I was a child, it was expensive, more than 10 yuan a piece, my family finally bought it, but it was damaged by my younger brother, and it was very uncomfortable at that time.

When I was a child, I saw that there were ordinary objects, which my grandparents found in the cupboard, and they were divided into pennies, and now they have become collectibles, and they are very valuable, but now we don't have them in our house.

It's the money that was used before, what one cent, two cents, five cents a piece, a lot of the money in the past is now more like to collect.

I still remember that when I was a child, there were a lot of copper coins at home, and with the passage of time, there are very few copper coins now, and they have become everyone's collection.

Summary. Because the old objects are some time old, they are basically handmade, which is different from now, and they are antiques.

Why are old objects worth so much?

Because the old objects are some time old, they are basically handmade, which is different from now, and they are antiques.

In fact, it is not easy to preserve old objects until now, so the value will be higher.

I'm very happy to collect, and when I collect coins, I often collect coins from different years, and then I can collect coins from different years, and I really feel good in my heart, and sometimes I will exchange my pocket money for some of these coins. I remember that at that time, we had a penny and two cents, and 5 cents was still a lot, and then at that time I often took some pocket money in exchange for these cents and 5 cents, but slowly I couldn't spend one penny and two cents and five cents in the market, but I collected a lot of money. Although the money is no longer spent, I feel that this is a memory of my past, and I will still keep it and never sell it.

Collected marbles, tickets, coins, cards, models, ***, the most exotic collection is an Olympus endoscope (gastroscope), collected a few times, but just sold it on Xianyu.

Yu-Gi-Oh's card deck, glass balls, small round cards, yo-yos, four-wheel drive cars, small cards in instant noodles, and pictures.

It was a hobby that was a collection at that time, and now it is a feeling. There used to be a little time when I bought a lot of childhood toys, but I don't feel that way anymore.

Have you collected all the cards you collected in your childhood? Is there still one?

When I was a child, the most precious thing I kept was kerosene lamps, but now there are incandescent lamps and all kinds of lamps, and no one would think of using kerosene lamps, which is also caused by the changes of the times. But in the past, it was very useful, if there were no kerosene lamps, it would be pitch black, and almost at night, every household would light kerosene lamps and walk in the yard of the farmhouse, which could often be seen. Kerosene lamp holds a comic book and looks at the little head, relishing, but I can't find that feeling now.

There is also a popcorn machine, which is still kept at my grandfather's house, and I still take it out and use it sometimes. When we were young, popcorn carried the taste of our childhood, and we would fill the whole sack with popcorn and the kids would rush to eat it. We should know that in times of material scarcity, popcorn is one of our favorite snacks.

There are still people who use it, but it rarely appears anymore, I don't know if you have seen it?

There are also marbles that I played with my friends when I was a child, the marbles are colorful in color and have a lot of patterns on them, some marbles are so beautiful that there are many small bubbles in them, and the children are reluctant to take him out to compete, and the beautiful light is refracted in the sun. At that time, it was a treasure trove for all the little ones, and you had to afford to lose if you played, because if you lost you would lose a marble, and if you won, you would get a marble.

Until now, very few children play marbles, and children not only love to play marbles, but also to collect marbles. There are often a lot of marbles bulging in the pockets. If a boy can win many marbles, they tend to be respected by everyone.

Until now very few kids play the game of marbles, goodbye, because that means you have super marble skills!

It's a kind of emotional sustenance.

It is a kind of nostalgia, a kind of emotional sustenance.

It's just that I still keep the comic books I used to be when I was a child, my childhood.

I also kept my childhood toys, which I loved.

For example, flip phones, mp4s, records, and various card collections were very popular back then.

For example, the kind of glass balls we used in our childhood, as well as the shuttlecock kicking shuttlecock we bought in our childhood, these are very, collectible, and they look very good now.

When I was a child, I bought round cards, and when I bought them, they were stacked and played with my friends. There are also rubber bands, which are girls' favorites. As soon as the class started.

When we were kids, we used to play with marbles, which were glass balls and other cassette cards.

Toy soldiers, each of these little green soldiers has a different posture, holding a different **, some holding a submachine gun, some throwing grenades.

There are a lot of posters, records, and tapes that can be recalled, and there are also spicy strips, so they can all be collected.

I think everyone is different, in fact, what I personally like is that kind of small card, and then I also flow a lot.

When I was a child, there were many things that are worth remembering, like the previous stamps, which are very collectible.

The grain or hole windmill is the last tool to be used after the millet is harvested and dried, which is used to pour the dried millet into the windmill bucket, and then shake the wind out with your hand, and blow the millet that leaks from the windmill bucket vigorously, blow out the millet without rice, and filter out the good millet. The stone mill is used to grind tofu, pour the soaked soybeans into the hole in the middle of the stone mill, and then push the stone mill to grind the soybeans out of juice. Tofu can only be made after grinding out the juice.

A thimble is an object that was used to mend clothes and wear on the finger to prevent needles from being pricked. I saw Sakura next to me in my grandmother's room, Yun Cong thought it was a ring, put it on my finger, and asked my grandmother what this is? She said it was a thimble.

The coat is a raincoat used to keep out the rain when it rained in the past. Palm palm stools from palm trees are taken and woven into a garment. Nowadays, the palm god is mostly used to make brown mattresses, and there are many choices of raincoats to buy.

In the past, there was no gas stove, and everyone used the honeycomb coal clan god to boil water to cook rice and orange vegetables.

Liang Muling's frame is the backbone of the house in the ancient architecture, and Wang Sou is also an important factor in the proportion, scale and shape of the ancient building. It is composed of columns, beams, fangs, purlins, bucket arches, melon columns, etc. It is the beam frame supporting the tiles in the tiled house.

The rice bowl was used by the former Sunku people to remove the husk or rice flour. The millet is lifted into a stone mortar, and the wooden pole is moved with your feet to make the pestle rise and fall, and the threshing bark is removed, or the grain is hollowed into powder.

The spinning wheel is used to spin the thread, the thread is repeatedly wound and tightened, and finally the thread is wound into a bobbin, which is used to be placed on the loom to transport the weaving. I heard my mother say that in the past, my grandfather's family had a spinning wheel and a loom, which he used to make clothes in his own home.

To shake the well is to shake the water in the well crack sock vigorously. Before the key was excited, it was used to draw water in the well, and the water was drunk, and now Liang Xiao is popularizing the use of tap water, installing the water pipe, receiving it at home, and turning on the faucet to have water, which is convenient.

Jewelry boxes of different shapes and colors, my mother said that it is generally only available in rich people's homes, and the poor have no friends in the first stupid jewelry.

If you want to say what you collected when you were a child, after thinking about it, it's quite a lot. But it's worth it! It doesn't seem to be of much value.

I've had a dream of being a soldier since I was a child, so I'm particularly fond of toy firearms. I remember that when I was a child, my parents didn't give me a lot of New Year's money, and the first thing I did when I got the New Year's money was to risk being scolded and buy a toy gun first. When I was a child, I collected a toy pistol, wrapped it tightly with a toilet paper strip, put it in a box like a wooden one, and sealed the box with duct tape.

It wasn't until I was in middle school that I accidentally saw the strange box open and found that I had forgotten all the treasures I had collected! It's quite interesting to think about that innocence now.

The most memorable thing is to collect the shell. I remember when I was a child, I knew a lot about my hometown, also known as cicadas, and when summer came. The larvae that know that live in the ground, and it takes 17 years of strength to climb out, climb the tree, and when the young shell is removed, it becomes an adult, and the layer of shell that fades is brown, very brittle, like a worm, only an opening in the back, and the adult climbs out of it!

I used to hear that the shell can cure the disease, the pharmacy will accept it, we children will pick up the shell outside all day long, it is generally in a very low place, it is easy to get, even if you can't get it, use a bamboo pole or something, knock it down!

Marbles are not so much a collection as a win, and I was a master of marbles back then. Of course, I also collected a lot of things in elementary school, such as comic books; The dolls in the anime, ** and other peripherals, I can't remember it well now, so I won't talk about it here.

In the past, my grandmother gave me a few copper coins that I don't know when, and I heard my grandmother say that they were very valuable, and I have stored them for a long time, but now I don't know where they are! I also had a paper ticket of one dime, and the kind of green two-cent one, which was tied with a thick bundle of leather bands. Later, the family moved and didn't know where it was lost.

What impressed me the most was the old version of the renminbi. I used to collect coins of 1, 2 and 5, and I thought that many people would not have that money anymore, and that they would only be a few thousand dollars a piece when I grew up. I've hidden stationery boxes, hidden in the soil of the green belt in front of my door, and sewed into pillowcases.

It's been more than ten years ago, and I don't know how to hide it now. There is also the old version of the red banknote, a collection of about ten, I vaguely remember that I collected less than half a year, greedy to go to the roadside food stall to make it for me. ‍‍

When I was in elementary school, I collected cigarette cases, and every time I came back from school, I would pick up cigarette cases discarded by others with my friends, which seemed meaningless, but I enjoyed it at the time. Later, the school became popular with Yu-Gi-Oh cards, marbles, and Brother Pi also followed the trend. I remember that the very precious god card of Yu-Gi-Oh at that time, "Winged God Dragon, Sky Dragon, Giant God Soldier, etc.", I have them all, but now I forgot to throw it there, and now I think about it full of memories, is there still anyone who plays the Game King card?

When I was in junior high school, I began to like collecting 5 dimes and collecting stamps. At that time, I felt that the 5 dimes coin was very special, only his material was different, so I collected it like crazy, and I remember that every time I went to the supermarket or the commissary, I deliberately asked the cashier to find the 5 dimes coin. Until now, the house has a jar full of 5 dimes coins.

When I was a student, most of the children's families were not wealthy, but this did not affect the friendship between us, and the classmates would always make some greeting cards for each other and write a few words of blessing. At that time, there was a shortage of materials, so we often needed to spend a long time to prepare materials in order to make a greeting card. At that time, every greeting card was handmade by the students, full of classmates' feelings, which was completely absent from beautiful commodity greeting cards.

I will keep the greeting cards given by my classmates intact, and they are still kept in the cabinet in my hometown, which is a childhood memory.

The only thing that has survived to this day is the penny paper ticket found in my father's notebook, which was posted in my father's notebook, there are about five or six! Now I keep it in the piggy bank where I keep my coins. That's probably all there is to it!

And if you say it's a small toy hoop when you were a child! Marbles, cardboard or something, and the lid of the cigarette case took it off and folded it squarely. I don't know how it was folded now.