Every card, record, coin and creature people actually keep — catalogued, valued, and shown off by the collectors who own them.Every card, coin and creature people actually keep — catalogued, valued and shown off.
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Bonn-based civil servant by day. Currently spending my weekends birdwatching in the Eifel or organizing my growing Pokémon collection. Started as a side hustle, ended up keeping the best cards for myself.
Searching for that first edition print to complete my shelf. I mostly collect shonen manga and limited edition box sets. When I'm not at the shop, I'm probably rereading my favorites with a cup of tea.
Recovering basement dweller turned living room curator. Always hunting for original pressings and rare soundtracks. Currently obsessed with completing my ambient and jazz fusion collection. Let’s trade.
Recovering shelf-space addict. Focusing on completing my 90s vintage runs and hunting for rare variants. My display case is my favorite room in the house. Open to trades for high-grade slabs.
Sedum hispanicum
Succulent Arrangement
Crassula 'Dorothy'
Anthurium pallidiforrium
Philo gloriosium tri color
Monstera Peru varigated
Euphorbia flanaganii
Dragon Jade
Jewel OrchidSearching for complete runs of 90s shonen manga. I prefer first editions and pristine covers. Always happy to discuss plot theories or swap volume hunting tips.
Recovering shelf-space addict and vinyl hunter. Mostly into late 70s jazz and psych-rock reissues. Currently chasing a clean copy of Bitches Brew to complete my Miles collection. Let's trade recommendations.
Aeonium 'Sunburst'
Aeonium 'Sunburst'
Echeveria 'Lipstick'
Begonia cf. baramensis (Duplicate 1)
Begonia Bolero
Begonia Chocolate Lace
Hoya carnosa 'Krimson Princess'
Moth Orchid
Lace AloeFresh additions across every public collection — click through to see the item up close.
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plantsCommonly known as the snake plant, *Dracaena trifasciata* was formally reclassified from its long-standing genus, *Sansevieria*, in 2017 following molecular phylogenetic studies. It is prized by collectors and enthusiasts alike for its striking architectural foliage and its remarkable ability to tolerate low light and irregular watering, making it a staple of interior horticulture.
plantsThe *Monstera deliciosa* is prized for its iconic fenestrated leaves, which evolved to allow sunlight to reach lower foliage in the dense rainforests of southern Mexico and Central America. Beyond its popularity as a houseplant, it is known for producing an edible, pineapple-flavored fruit in the wild, which inspired its specific epithet.
plantsThe golden pothos is a member of the Epipremnum genus known for its remarkable resilience and ability to thrive in varied indoor environments. It is prized by collectors and enthusiasts alike for its variegated, heart-shaped leaves, which serve as a classic example of how tropical foliage can adapt to ornamental use in homes around the world.