Could these six collectables make you rich?

Which collectables are worth owning? From vintage toys to handbags, books and wine, we look at which items could be worthy investments and potentially make you a small fortune

Competitors hold and deal Pokemon cards as they play during the Pokémon European International Championship 2025 at ExCel London, England.
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Pokémon cards and Jellycat toys are two of the latest collectable investments that are turning a profit for savvy collectors.

You may have heard about the Jellycat craze, with some limited editions of the cuddly toy on sale for more than £2,000 on eBay. This is part of a wider trend of adults buying toys for themselves and creating social media posts about their collections.

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