All articles tagged with #collectible
Warhammer store is offering a free Battleclade Servitor miniature and a Deathwatch coin starting January 3rd, 2026, with additional promotions like paint offers and referral rewards to encourage new hobbyists and existing fans to engage more deeply with the game.
Google has released a new Android-themed collectible figure called the 'Android a-MAZE-ing Collectible' that features a transparent shell with a built-in 3D maze game, allowing users to navigate a metal ball through the maze by turning the figure. Priced at $24, it is available through the Google Merchandise Store with limited stock.
The last US pennies minted in 2025, featuring a Greek omega symbol, sold for over $16.76 million at auction, with the final set fetching $800,000, marking a significant numismatic event amid the halt in penny production due to cost concerns.
Starbucks' limited-edition $30 glass bear cup sold out within hours, causing chaos, fights, and a resale frenzy, highlighting the company's shift towards hype-driven marketing and the challenges of balancing exclusivity with customer satisfaction amid its efforts to rebuild reliability under CEO Brian Niccol.
Some 1980s cars like the DeLorean DMC-12, Buick GNX, Porsche 911 Turbo (930), Datsun 280ZX, and Toyota MR2 are experiencing significant appreciation in value, making them attractive options for collectors and investors looking to flip or add to their portfolios.
Kodak has introduced a tiny, collectible keyring camera called the Charmera, inspired by vintage designs, capable of capturing 1.6-megapixel photos and 1080p videos, with various designs and filters, currently sold out but expected to restock.
Tiny Vinyl is a new 4-inch vinyl record format designed to be portable and align with modern streaming music consumption, aiming to serve as a collectible item for fans and artists, with initial launches through Target and support from major labels, while facing manufacturing and playback challenges.
Porsche celebrates the 70th anniversary of the Porsche Club of America with a limited run of 70 exclusive 911 Carrera T Club Coupes in Sholar Blue, featuring unique design elements, interior details, and a matching Porsche Design chronograph watch, making these cars highly collectible and commemorative.
Labubu, a mischievous plush toy character created by artist Kasing Lung, has become a global sensation, driven by its popularity in blind box sales, celebrity sightings, and its role in protests and fashion trends. Originating from a series of fairy tale-inspired characters, Labubu's appeal lies in its surprise element and collectible nature, reflecting a broader consumer fascination with mystery and nostalgia. A life-sized Labubu recently sold for over $170,000 at auction, highlighting its cultural impact.
Google has released an official 3-inch vinyl figure of its "The Bot" Android mascot, available for $16 in its merchandise store. The figure, with posable arms, aligns with the new 3D Android mascot introduced last year and is a limited edition item with less than 150 units left at the time of publishing. Additionally, a new "Hello Android Black Tee" has been added to Android's official merch lineup, both of which are expected to sell out quickly.
The Magnus Walker Porsche 911 "STR II" is a highly recognizable custom 911 built by Magnus Walker, known for his passion for Porsches. This particular model started as a 1972 Porsche 911 T and underwent extensive modifications to improve performance, including weight reduction, handling enhancements, and increased power output. It is powered by a rebuilt 3.2-liter flat-six engine producing 275 bhp and weighs just 997 kgs (2,197 lbs). The car has been featured in various media outlets and is now up for sale on the Collecting Cars platform.
Swatch is releasing a new limited edition MoonSwatch watch, inspired by National Swiss Day, featuring a design of lanterns representing traditional Swiss imagery. These collectible watches, crafted under the full Moon in July, will be available for purchase for one day only. Despite the repetitive release structure, MoonSwatch continues to captivate watch enthusiasts, with eager buyers lining up to add to their collections. The MoonSwatch series, known for its Moonshine gold hand and accompanying certification, showcases Swatch's cheeky marketing strategy and celebrates Swiss heritage.
The one-of-one serialized copy of The One Ring from The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth has been found, confirmed by Dave & Adam's and authenticated by PSA. The discovery is expected to impact the market for Collector Booster boxes and make Lord of the Rings products more affordable. The card, graded as a PSA 9, is valued at two million dollars and was found in Whitby, Ontario. Wizards of the Coast has also confirmed the finding and hinted at future adventures with MTGxLOTR.
Matchbox has released a miniature model of SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft, the first product to be released under a multi-year licensing agreement between SpaceX and Mattel. The 2.5-inch-tall Dragon lists for $16.99 each and includes both the capsule and the "trunk." The capsule and trunk do not separate, as they do in real life before returning to Earth, nor does the Dragon's hinged nose cap open to reveal a docking ring or a dome window. The Matchbox Dragon comes packaged in a display-ready, 5-inch black box with a cut-out window that frames the spacecraft.
The last Chevrolet Corvette ZR2 ever made is up for auction. Only 12 were manufactured in 1971, making it one of the most collectible Corvettes ever made. The ZR2 was designed for racing enthusiasts and was faster and more powerful than its sibling, the ZR1. It featured an upgraded LT-1 454 cubic-inch (7.4 liter) big-block V8, delivering 425 bhp at 5,600 rpm and 475 lb ft of torque at 4,000 rpm. The ZR2 has since been nicknamed “Zora’s Racer” after Zora Arkus-Duntov, the Corvette lead engineer.