Game consoles and physical games. I also like having physical media in general, so I have a decent collection of music and movies, even if they just end up getting ripped anyways.

Books.

According to the added storage capacity of my bins, I have 192 gallons of movies, video games, books… not including 8 short boxes of comics.

Postage stamps for many years starting as a kid. Steamship postcards, then trilobites and minerals for some years as an adult.

Blu-rays and CDs then rip the CDs to flac and hoard and the Blu-rays to image and mkv and hoard.

I collect old computers… mostly the portable variety: Powerbook 3400c, some handsprings, a tandy trs-80 model 100, apple newtons, etc…

I have coffee mugs… a Dr Pepper mug from the 70s or 80s…a Y2K bug mug from, well, y2k, a nasa mug, etc…

Selective Lego sets.

Videogames and CRT’s…TV’s, PC Monitors and PVM’s.

Oh, almost forgot. I apparently collect laptops. My family gets new ones every 3-5 years and I still have every one dating back at least 15 years.

Oh, and cell phones and tablets. Those date back to at least 2011. There’s an iPhone 6 and a couple Android v4 (and earlier) devices within arm’s reach of me right now.

Coins

Video games - just shy of a 4,000 game collection. It’s a large contribution to my data hording. I like having rom/iso backups of everything in my collection. Same goes for the movies I have, as well as getting digital options for my books, etc…

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The physical items are to display and use when things go offline/break, but the digital versions of my collection are what I use most.

Just Lego really.

I collect rocks, sand, and shot glasses.

I have 9kg of stickers. Most of them are in their original packaged sheet.

When I was in primary school, we had a sticker chart which had every classmates name on it. The teacher would give us stickers whenever we did something good or achieved something. I had a bunch of my stickers stolen from a couple of bullies and the teacher didn’t really intercept or come up with a solution to stop their incessant harassment. 20 years later I have a galore of different stickers and enjoy looking through them time to time, also trying to use them instead of merely buying/hoarding them, especially to friends or strangers via postcard exchange sites.

Maps. I love folded maps, and can’t stop grabbing them wherever I visit.

I still buy music CDs whenever possible.

And LEGO sets. I love getting unique minifigs and animals.

I sold all my comics years ago to make rent, so aside from a few graphic novels here and there I don’t buy comics any anymore.