Collectibles can be various things that do not follow a specific rule. Any favorable object can be collected and placed in a unique collection. One specific object may not be interesting on its own, however, when placed in a collection can narrative an interesting story. The narrative behind a collection is what makes that collection of objects valuable. Collections can include works of art, handicraft, or even completely unrelated objects, such as stamp collections, coins, handcrafted locks, glass bottles, or even thorns or in fact any other existing object.
Going back to Fibonacci’s collection of numbers, we can see that the numbers 0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,.. may not be valuable or indeed interesting on their own, however, the fact that they follow this specific pattern makes them unique as they are no longer just numbers.

Perfibo invites the collection owners to become partners and also supports this field based on defined standards.

Collections verified by Perfibo

• All collections must have, either in presentation or content, a specific idea or unique design
• If the pieces of the collection are valuable art, antique or old, their age must be less than hundred years old
• Collections must be legally sellable and tradeable
• Ownership of the collections must be verified by Perfibo
• There are no limitations on used objects within a collection unless they are against Perfibo’s Code of Ethics or lack the general standards
• All works must be made with material that adheres to common standards.
  Rot-proof and high-quality material
  Prohibited material must not be used (elephant ivory, rhino horn, skins or other body parts of endangered animals, illegal substances, hazardous material, etc.)
  Extensive usage of valuable metals or gems is prohibited
  Prohibited symbols and signs must not be used (i.e. racist, anti-religious, offensive, political, etc.)

• All works must adhere to Perfibo’s Code of Ethics