For centuries, people have collected things. Some of these things may be nostalgic items like ticket stubs or lucky coins. Others might be especially rare items, like classic cars or limited-edition vintage watches.
In many ways, the things we collect become a reflection of who we are. Whether they are physical objects we hold in our hands, experiences we keep in our minds, or digital artifacts we admire on a screen — the items we collect are a reflection of us.
Oftentimes, we end up having deep attachments to the most unique items we collect at various stages of our lives.
Scarcity drives value
When things are in scarce supply, only a very limited number of people in the world can own them. This exclusivity often makes them highly appealing to
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