A New Kind of e-Commerce Site

The Collectors Inc.™ is an innovative, all-encompassing e-commerce, information and educational hub with a singular focus on collectors, their collections and All Things Collectible™, linking them to one another and to an interested public. And it’s FREE to join!

Safe, simple, secure, sensitive and completely unique, anyone from the novice to the most serious and sophisticated collector can showcase and share their collections, knowledge and passions. Detailed listings and assessment can be used for valuation and appraisal, insurance, trust, estate and/or tax purposes, divorce or other situations related to ownership and value. Protect yourself from liability while reaching a global audience of interested buyers and sellers – like yourself – and maximizing profits.

This site was years in the making – for good reasons. It provides a high-level credibility protocol, an unparalleled organizational structure and facilitating website for the buying, selling, trading, consignment, appraisals, restoration and discovery of All Things Collectible™ in a secure, supportive environment. Supporting communication across multiple channels, it offers global exposure and the utmost privacy as required. Users are provided a free profile, storefront and lifelong database listing of their collectibles, as well as unique opportunities for exposure beyond vertical collection pillars.

Kings, Queens, Conquerors, Cowboys and Indians:

The Founder’s Story

James Taylor is the founder of The Collectors Inc.™ – his heart, his vision. Years as an investment advisor showed him the value of collectibles, but the passion was always there. It’s in his blood and in his bloodlines.

Every collector has a story, but few as rich in history as James’. His family can be traced back to 415 A.D. The ‘Yales of Wales’ are the stories of England and Wales; they were among the first settlers in the new world. James is directly connected to William the Conqueror, the House of Tudor and many other Royals, and his family arrived just 12 years after the Mayflower.

Theophilus Yale, his great-great-great grandfather, a staunch United Empire Loyalist, settled in Canada in 1783. Beloved by the local Iroquois, he was made a chief of the tribe and presented with this beautiful Naskapi Indian hide coat, now on display at the Rooms Museum, St. John’s, Newfoundland. A priceless artifact. A rich and colourful saga. And a symbol of the endlessly fascinating world of The Collectors.