Collectibles

The odds-and-ends shelf — pieces that are genuinely collectible but don't fit a standard category. Vintage die-cast and pewter from Franklin Mint locomotives and ERTL replica coin banks, bank-wrapped Lincoln cent rolls, and signed oddities like a Mel Gibson Braveheart replica sword, a Daniel Radcliffe Harry Potter neck tie, a Ray Charles autographed album cover and a Roger Craig Smith signed Sonic PEZ dispenser.

These come from estate buys and mixed lots, so quantities are almost always one and the mix changes constantly. Signed pieces list their authenticator — Beckett, JSA, CGC or a named COA — and any wear, toning or packaging damage is called out in the listing rather than left for you to find. If you like digging, this is the shelf to dig in. Funko Pops live in their own collection.