Whatever your collecting interest, it would be wise to look out for the following:

• Collecting is a beautiful hobby that offers us relaxation, quality time, but above all knowledge.
• Study and get to know each piece of your collection based on its historical and artistic significance, and don’t wait to buy the rarest or most expensive.
• Start your collection with cheap pieces, but in good condition, and slowly raise the “budget”, having already acquired some knowledge.
• Collections are not basically an investment, but they are definitely an investment, so you should be very careful in your purchases by always comparing prices and choosing for your purchases serious companies and stores and not itinerant and private so-called “experts” collectors” who “want to help you”.
• Another collection, another accumulation. Don’t buy the same item multiple times, even if you find it at a low price. Beware of the fine red line between collecting and greed.
• Meet other collectors with the same interest but if you haven’t gained knowledge don’t go easy on the trades. Join clubs, unions, etc., and visit lots of collectibles shops, exhibitions, museums, etc.
• Buy books about your interest, because collections are knowledge, they are education, they are culture.