These elusive treasures hold a profound fascination for collectors worldwide, providing a tangible connection to bygone years. 

Scarcity drives the market: low production numbers, printing errors, and global demand combine to propel rare stamps far beyond their face value. 

What will you collect?

Highly portable. Easy to store. Made of valuable precious metals. Yet the practicalities of rare coins only tell half the story.

Rare collectible coins reveal tales of politics, war and royalty, connecting you with the people who handled them throughout the centuries. 

Become a custodian of the past. Own the documents that changed history. Written and signed by the great, the good and the not-so-good from centuries ago. 

Henry VIII. Napoleon. Winston Churchill. With Paul Fraser Collectibles, you can build an inspiring collection of figures you admire. 

Memorabilia - whether music, film, space, sports or other - rewards you twice. Not only do you experience the pleasure of ownership, you can enjoy potential profits too. A historical average of 10% price growth per annum over the past 20 years is testament to that.

Buzz Aldrin's spacesuit. Muhammad Ali's bout-used gloves. A Beatle's guitar. Whatever your passion, indulge it with us. 

From Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking to Elvis, Bowie and Blondie, autographs are a tangible representation of their creators. 

The most desirable autographs have offered 33% annual returns since 2000.

One of the fastest-growing sectors in the collecting industry.

The combination of style, supreme craftsmanship and strong profit potential is attracting buyers at every level. With more than 12 million rare watch collectors globally, demand dramatically outstrips supply.

Protocol forbids the British Royal Family from signing autographs.

This means genuine signatures from Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana and Prince William are among the rarest commodities on Earth.

Nothing gets you close to the past like owning a strand of historical hair. It's a direct connection to history's most inspiring and important figures. 

You can literally reach out and touch them. Whether it's Marilyn Monroe, John Lennon or George Washington.