BOXES

You can look at box images online. Hell, save those images to your computer and make backups. You should only save physical packaging if it has a special meaning to you.

>>5671130
I collect dolls, with them the boxes are a big part in proving you have a legit one (we have a lot of issues with recasts/fakes nowadays).
It's very common to keep them because of that, but also because the boxes look nice and belong to the full package.

However, the boxes are huge as fuck.
My whole attic is full with them, most of them are 80-90cm long.
I started storing things in them, if the design allowed it, like books or currently unused clothes.
Some of them have been gently pulled apart and flattened for better storage.

I know that isn't really possible with figures, so in your case I'd say just ask yourself if storing them is worth it for you.
Do you plan to sell some of your pieces?
Would you mind if you get less money because of a missing box in case you decide to get rid of your stuff?
If you don't mind, throw them out.
If you mind, maybe only keep the ones from figures that are really sought after?

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>>5671135
Eh, everything you say makes sense, but tt's always something with people who are sick.

>Everything has a special meaning to me
or
>Someday this trash will be worth something

>>5671130
why dont you just flatten them?

>>5671693
No point when you have the plastic blisters.

>>5671130
>this thread again

No one forces you to keep boxes. If you have a better storage solution, use it. If you are worried about resale value, then quit your bitching.

>I keep some boxes, but not everything.

>>5671140
>but also because the boxes look nice and belong to the full package.

This is the reason I keep mine. My collection is pretty small though, so space is not an issue. But I work as a graphic designer, so I get a kick out of box designs. And seeing as most of my figures are very rare/expensive, that means their boxes are also a rare item.

>>5671141

This is silly, but last year my gf and I visited the packaging design museum in London and it really hit me how beautiful and precious even some shitty boxes can be. Just as a record of human consumption. Especially the really old stuff that managed to survive, when so much of it is thrown away. Not that I'm endorsing shitty hoarding behaviour, but I thought it was neat.

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