Collectibles
Lego and Nike unveil Air Max 95 Neon brick set
Reported by AI Image generated by AI
Nike and Lego have announced a new collaborative brick-building set recreating the iconic Air Max 95 Neon sneaker. The 1,213-piece set, numbered 43025, will release on March 28, 2026, alongside a matching kids' sneaker. This project builds on their ongoing partnership to blend sneaker culture with construction toys.
Razer has launched the Boomslang 20th Anniversary Edition gaming mouse at $1,337, with all 1,337 units selling out shortly after preorders opened. The device revives a design from 1999, featuring modern internals but targeted primarily as a collector's item complete with a display frame. Reviewers note its nostalgic appeal despite ergonomic challenges.
Reported by AI
Pop Mart is releasing a limited-edition collaboration featuring its Labubu character with Sanrio icons like Hello Kitty. The collection includes blind box pendants and a vinyl plush doll, available online starting March 12, 2026. Sanrio has confirmed no restock plans once sold out.
The United States Pentagon has installed a Lucky Box vending machine in its food court, offering rare Pokémon cards as prizes for a fee. The machine, which dispenses graded trading cards and sports memorabilia, appeared around Christmas Eve. It highlights the growing intersection of collectibles and chance-based purchases in unexpected locations.
Reported by AI
Following the success of Oasis's 2025 reunion tour, Funko Pop has launched collectible vinyl figures of band members Liam and Noel Gallagher. Priced at $29.99, the figures are available online on Amazon and capture the brothers in their signature style. This release comes amid rumors of future projects for the band, including a potential James Bond theme song.
Trading card manufacturer Cardsmiths has launched its Currency Series 5, featuring five cards redeemable for a full Bitcoin each, valued at over $100,000. The set includes redemptions for Ethereum, Litecoin, and Dogecoin, available through the company's website and select retailers. Demand for this release has surpassed previous sets, according to CEO Steven Loney.