For example, not as many people seem to collect stamps and coins. There is obviously a tremendous growth of primary collectibles, and we have some of these in the exhibit. Another form of primary collectibles is premiums - such as baseball cards. Both premium and non-premium primary collectibles seem to be increasing dramatically, and I think that would be an indication of the market and the market values. One of the reasons collecting maybe doing so well versus other hobbies such as handicrafts is that it doesn't take as much time.
Handicrafts seem to require more time and are labor intensive.
I think they should collect a cross section of material of our culture that will give us a sense of where we have been. This would include the important things as well as the unimportant. It may be the unimportant that will tell others in the future about our everyday lives.