1. resources, such as gold and silver ornaments, including commemorative gold and silver coins with commemorative value.
2. Famous works of art with academic and political status, including famous calligraphy and painting.
3, art, every artist will have a unique emotional catharsis, collecting art can not only show that we are knowledgeable, but also show that we have more taste.
4. Ancient collections, including porcelain, pottery, bronzes, etc. , are valuable and value-added resources.
5, ancient coins, a large number of existence, the price is relatively cheap, you can start.
6. Ming and Qing porcelain, old kiln porcelain, etc.
7. Commemorative items also have collection value, such as the events we have experienced in our lives, and every first-time item is worth remembering and preserving.
8. Antiques, many things left over from history are collectible. The longer the time interval, the higher the collection value of antiques.
9, jade, people raise jade, jade raises people, as a collector, jade also has no collection value, as long as we have a favorite jade, we can collect it, jade is very valuable, which is why many people will choose jade as the main heirloom.
10, story items, for example, everything we collect, there is a shocking story behind it, because this thing has been given too much by this cow, which is a bit like a jade seal and has its own story.
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The collection is divided into four categories: natural history, art history, humanities history and popular science history, which are specifically divided into cultural relics, jewels, famous stones and ornamental stones, coins, stamps, documents, coupons, trademarks, badges, specimens, ceramics, jade articles, paintings and calligraphy. It should be said that collection is an art, but also a science.
Due to the variety of collections, scientific collection, scientific positioning, scientific preservation and scientific classification are very important. This paper focuses on the classification problem, and other aspects will be elaborated in future special articles. At present, there is no authoritative definition and statement on the classification of collectibles, which needs further study and discussion by colleagues who are keen on collecting.