Japanese Collectibles Hub

This week's picks include a BMW Coca-Cola bottle cap from Japan, a Sengoku One Piece playing card, a Gastly Pokémon Mezastar card, and a LEGOLAND Japan badge.

A silver engraved Charmander metal charm from Japan's late-1990s Pokemon boom — what it is, the character's story, and the era that produced it.

A Heart Jack playing card featuring Sho Gundam, from Comic BomBom's February 1990 bonus supplement — part of Bandai's samurai-themed SD Sengoku Den series.

A 1985 Amada menko card featuring Super Mario Bros. characters, made in Japan during the Famicom era and licensed by Nintendo for the domestic market.

Dracule Mihawk in chibi SD form, released as a Japanese Coca-Cola campaign premium for One Piece fans — never sold in stores, with a connectable design.

A Japan-limited metallic token from the One Piece Berry Collection, featuring Luffy in his iconic straw hat pose as number three in a character series.

Niformation's holographic deformed sticker features Demon Slayer's Shinobu Kocho as a chibi character, with rainbow foil that shifts with light.

A die-cut holographic glitter sticker of Blue Lock's Bachira Meguru, officially licensed in Japan and built to display as well as stick anywhere.

A numbered Godzilland sticker from 1984, licensed by Toho, featuring five chibi kaiju characters from the year Godzilla returned to Japanese cinema.

Round menko cards were a staple of 1980s Japanese playgrounds. This one features Kinnikuman's Warsman and carries the original TV-Toei Doga copyright mark.