15+ Treasures From Our Childhood That Make Our Hearts Jump With Excitement

Curiosities
8 hours ago

Do you remember how important our little treasures were when we were children — candy wrappers, bubble gum inserts, beautiful pebbles, favorite toys, beads? Some might think it’s just cheap rubbish, but to us, it seemed priceless. And sometimes it happens that we keep these things through the years. And it is a real pleasure to look at them again when we are already adults.

“We rented a garage and started throwing out the old stuff. The landlord said, ‘If you can sell anything, be my guest.’ We found a bag, and there was a real treasure in it.”

“I completely forgot I had it after all these years.”

“Who remembers doing this? I’m recovering from surgery and won’t be able to do much for the next month or so, so I picked up this hobby again.”

“Found a piece of my childhood in the drawer.”

“How my tech looked like in 90s”

“You know what it is, don’t you?”

“Guess what I found in Grandpa’s wardrobe?”

“Plastic bathtub boats!”

“I was attacked with nostalgia when I found the 1999 Alice in Wonderland CD at the thrift. I remember watching it at my grandparents’ house, they had a VHS cassette of it.”

“Helping mom unpack, and she’s literally kept everything from our childhood.”

“Original Star Wars trilogy from 1995 before prequel releases”

“That legendary GE radio/digital alarm clock from the 80s”

“Day drinking out of my Bugs Bunny 50th birthday glass just as my mother intended when she bought it for me in 1990.”

“The original Xbox was just great.”

“I found my old skateboard!”

“Let’s go Fishin’ Game.”

“Brought a coveted box from the garage and paralyzed the office for half a day.”

Did you get goosebumps? What treasures from your childhood do you still keep? Perhaps you too have stumbled across something that made you remember carefree times? Share your stories and finds in the comments!

And here are school photos that are also pure nostalgia.

Preview photo credit Bivayugrub / Pikabu

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