I've been poring over Knight Frank's new 2014 Wealth Report this week.

And if you like the idea of making money from your passion in "blue chip" collectibles, I urge you to do so too.

The report reveals high-end collectibles have increased in value by an average of 179% over the past 10 years - that's 17.9% a year.

Those are figures most of us can only dream of from our more mainstream investments.

Not all markets have fared well of course; furniture is on a major slide, for example.

But look at the top end, where coins, stamps and classic cars have been soaring in value.

Coins, stamps and classic cars have been leading the way

Should you be investing in collectibles?

The economic crash of 2008 has brought many investment-minded buyers into high-end collectibles. Why?

They want to:

· Diversify their portfolios away from the traditional cornerstones of stocks and bonds - cornerstones that have proved unreliable.

· Own tangible assets whose value cannot be wiped overnight - unlike shares.

· Invest in areas that can actually beat inflation.

The figures above demonstrate these investors are on the right track.

And if investing in rare collectibles interests you, here's what I suggest.

Call us. Or email us.

And when you do, simply state you "want to find out whether investing in collectibles is right for me".

If it is, we will suggest - with no obligation of course - one or more items for you to purchase.

If it's not, we'll say so.

Here's how to get in touch:

Thanks for reading,

Paul

PS - You can view many of our investment-grade items here

PPS - Click here to see the 2014 Wealth Report in more detail

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