Most Prized Possesion

So, what is the most prized posession in your Queen collection?

Mine is probably my Complete Works Box set, although I do have a couple of rare promos as well.

Probably the FM Solo Collection.

Surrender promo CD signed by Roger & Treana Morris

Freddie solo collection,
2006 Platinum package (tour jacket, LTD poster, LTD Cd)

My letter from Freddie's mother. By the way, she writes a lot of people back, so try it!

Pic of me and Brian autographed by Brian

Rarest was probably my Greatest Hits Bulgarian Pic Dic (genuine copy not bootleg) but I sold that (what a fool!), but most prized are probably:-

Fun In Space LP signed by Roger;

Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know CD, LP and poster signed by The Cross;

A letter from Brian, personally signed, on Duck Productions headed paper from 1991 ish thanking me for sending him my demo tape but he didn't have time to listen to it!!

Ltd Edition Mick Rock Leather bound photo collection, signed by Roger, Brian and Mick Rock

my most prized possesion is my innuendo picture signed by all 4 in 1991.freddie has signed "all the best" and brian has included 1991 with his signiature,cheers gary..........

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Freddie's #1 Fan Forever wrote: [/QUOTENAME]My letter from Freddie's mother. By the way, she writes a lot of people back, so try it![/QUOTE] Really? I'm must do it xDDDD

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Freddie's #1 Fan Forever wrote: [/QUOTENAME]My letter from Freddie's mother. By the way, she writes a lot of people back, so try it![/QUOTE]

AHHHHHHHHH. What?!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Erin wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Pic of me and Brian autographed by Brian[/QUOTE]

Oh wow! When did you meet Brian May? :-D

Besides having John Deacon in a large cage for the last six years, I'd say:

The FM collection also
Classic Queen (The Capitol Promo)
Rocks 4CD set
and the 12 3" CDs (I got 'em the hard way... one at a time)

It was sure a lot more fun in the late 80s/early 90s to visit different cities' record stores to find this stuff. I got the Rocks box at The Beat in Sacramento CA for ten bucks!!! I doubt they're even in business anymore, but you could spend an entire day at these kind of record shops.

Now you just have to have enough money, it's easy to find all this stuff. I'd hardly call it collecting anymore.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00FF">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Erin wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Pic of me and Brian autographed by Brian[/QUOTE]

Oh wow! When did you meet Brian May? :-D[/QUOTE]

In '98, once in Chicago and once in Germany :-)

How Can I Go On 7"/12"

Box Of Tricks

larry lurex orignal lp

brian may roger taylor and paul rogers signed tour program

and a letter from Mick Rock with a picture he took of freddie mercury signed

forgot to put

Hammer To Fall Sealed Live Sleve

Bohemian Rhapsody 7", blue vinyl, p/s, in outer 'EMI lnternational' card sleeve, with pen, invites, commemorative scarf & EMI goblets in card box,

Bohemian Rhapsody Purple Viynl

Keep Yourself Alive,Seven Seas Of Rhye, Killer Queen, Now Im Here,Bohemian Rhapsody,Your My Best Friend, Somebody To Love and tie your mother down 7" singles

and

One Year Of Love 7" French Viyl

I don't think I prize any of it specifically. I like the memories associated with many of the less valuable item.