Rijkevorsel collector sells 38,700 duplicate Panini stickers

Danny Moons, a collector from Rijkevorsel, owns over half a million duplicate Panini stickers. Among these are around 38,700 copies from the recent World Cup, which he offers for 25 cents each. According to Moons, he does this not for profit, but to help other collectors complete their albums.

The popularity of collecting Panini football stickers continues, a pursuit in which Moons has been active for decades. His collection began in the 1970s and has now reached a massive size. He spends hours every day organizing and selling the stickers.

Moons emphasizes that you won't find stickers with rubber bands around them in his collection, which some other collectors may have. This indicates that he places great value on the quality of his collection and the service provided to his customers.

In addition to selling stickers, this is also a way for Moons to connect with other collectors. He has invested a lot of time in collecting and is eager to help others who want to complete their albums.

The stickers may provide a small source of income, but according to Moons, it is primarily his passion for collecting that drives him. He states that his goal is not financial gain, but sharing his hobby with fellow collectors.