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You won't believe the size of these collections

People are strange.

COLLECTORS ARE AN unusual bunch.

An unusual bunch with a lot of extra space in their homes.

Check out some of the most incredible collections around.

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Vic Clinco has an entire room in his home in Arizona dedicated to storing his hot sauce collection.

Super Soakers

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Chris Reid has more than 340 Super Soaker water guns.

Winnie the Pooh

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Deb Hoffman from Wisconsin has spent twenty years collecting Winnie the Pooh memorabilia.  She has 8,900 pieces.

Barbies

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This man from Singapore has more than 6,000 Barbies.

6,000.

Fizzy drink cans

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The owner of this collection remains anonymous, although we do know that he has more than 8,000 coke cans.

Hot Wheels

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Presenting, 2500 Hot Wheels toy cars.

Lightsabers

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This is just some of Imgur user theoclast‘s lightsaber collection.

Appliances

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Fred and Robert have 400 appliances in their house.

Ballpoint pens

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Angelika Unverhau from Germany has collected more that 220,000 ball-point pens.  That’s without duplicates.

Beer cans

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Greg Stinza spent more than twenty years collecting these bad boys.

Pokemon teddies

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What you see above are 12,000 items of Pokémon merchandise, owned the the then 21-year-old Lisa Courtney.  She spent 13 years building her collection.

Mickey Mouse

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Jane Esteves owns more than 2,500 Mickey Mouse items.

Dolly Parton

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Patric and Harold have over a million pieces of Dolly Parton memorabilia.

Are you a collector?  Can you compete with these guys?

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