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Where have you been investing? That question may be easy to answer. To be sure, I think the savings in the bank is a familiar place.

Saving in the Bank, not only a place to deposit your funds, it's also a place for investment. So there are two kinds in the usefulness of saving in the bank, first as a place to save money to fund day-to-day needs, and the second is a place for investment. Depends which one you choose.

In short, all of places you can put some funds and can get results from it (either in the form of interest or the difference between buying and selling price), then you are worthy of mention as an investment product. Including savings money in the bank.

Deposits is also an investment product that may often use to breed your money, because the deposits are considered very safe, as long as your bank is not bankrupt and your money is guaranteed.

But, in addition to the savings and deposits that are already popular, do you ever think to invest in collectibles items?

Well, what else was kind of investment?

Collection of goods is the designation for the goods that generally people are often collected. Why do people want to collect them? One reason is because the goods are considered to have special value. Sample one of the most often we see is a postage stamp.

Art Value

Speaking of stamps, I'm sure almost all of you know what a stamp. For those of you who diligently send mail, at least must have been using stamps. If you notice, the stamp consists of a variety of publications. Whether it's published in the 50's, 60's, 70's, until 2000 was also there.

Each publication has its own appearance. However, most of the stamps has a display of drawings or paintings. Thus, seeing the stamp is like we see the painting in small sizes. That's why so many people decide to collect stamps, since the images are in stamp has its own artistic value so that people feel at home for too long to see and enjoy the pictures.

What else other than a postage stamp? Painting ...! painting also has its own artistic value is not it? There are many people who collect paintings, and it all comes from a variety of prices, tfrom hundreds to millions of dollars.

What else? Not necessarily items such as stamps and painting a picture which is the stuff that has artistic value. There are also items that were collected because it has a shape and a special appearance and it does not have a picture. In short, all sorts of stuff that has its own artistic value can be collectible items.

Historic Value

In addition to items that have artistic value in itself, there are also items that were collected because these items have a value that is considered historic. Examples are relics from a famous or historical figure.

Though these items may be simple, can be a pen, books, cabinets, or whatever. However, because the goods had been held by a historical figure, these items are often a bone of contention of the collector and often change hands at prices higher and higher. So once again, not only because of the value of art itself, the act of collecting the goods are often caused because the goods are considered to have historic value.

Have a Very Old Age

In addition, collecting goods often also based because of its age. Many people who collect the goods because the goods have a fairly old age. In fact, the older the age of the goods, they can be more expensive. What are examples of items that were collected because of his age? Some of them are antique urns, antique tables, antique chairs, and others.

However, please note that not all goods that old age has a special value and collected by many people, given that it all depends on the perception of people towards the good.

The following are examples of items that can be collected:

Items of art (paintings, sculpture)

Craft items (pottery, batik)

Accessory items (watches)

Jewelry items (necklaces, bracelets, gold)

History items (relics)

So in principle, almost all goods can be collected. Well, here's a collection of items that can be used as an investment.