Author: Colin Ricketts
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Contact the author of these articles at simon@justcollecting.com
Good morning collectors. It’s Saturday, February 21, 2026. We’re newly into the Chinese Year of the Fire Horse, galloping optimistically towards Spring, and we have everything you need to know […]
Good morning collectors. It’s Saturday, February 7, 2026 and welcome to the first issue of Collecting Daily. Everything a collector needs to know today. Right now Collecting Daily is weekly, […]
Good morning collectors. It’s Saturday, February 14, 2026. Happy Valentine’s Day, and welcome to issue 2 of Collecting Daily, everything a collector needs to know today. Look out for our […]
Good morning collectors. It’s Saturday, February 28, 2026. The day after Pokemon Day. And we have lots on the Pocket Monster empire as its celebrates 30 years. Plus everything else […]
Fathers of a nation put their heads together to discuss French support in this historic George Washington letter. You can’t understand the birth of the US without this relationship.
The Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, the Emancipation Proclamation… These are the backbone of Modern America and collectors fought hard to get original copies.
Jersey doesn’t see that much rock ‘n’ roll excitement. When the Stones came to town the island’s youngsters were ready for action, and a security guard got a priceless set of signatures.
What a car this is. It’s sellers call it THE Ferrari racer and have high hopes for its sale in Paris next week.
What a great find this card is. It’s no wonder this pristine Michael Jordan signed buy back leads the way in sale filled with significant and beautiful cards.
Frederic Remington was the star performer in an auction of another major Koch art collection this week, setting a record and smashing estimates.
An extremely rare 1804 dollar coin has sold for over $3.5 million at auction. Heritage Auctions of Dallas say that “a frenzy of bidding” pushed the coin up to $3,538,000 […]
His final bow at Roland Garros marked the end of a glorious career for Rafael Nadal and collectors love his story. His Spain shirt will be sold next month.
These books travelled with Washington as he fought the British. And a letter he wrote that links him to Ben Franklin and the Marquis of Lafayette is consequential and unique.
A legendary copy of a legendary comic has been sold to set yet another new comics record. Prices seem to have no ceiling.