No it doesn't. It is quality not quantity that is important. From my own perspective I'm very pleased I've managed to assemble most of the titles I ever wanted and so quickly when most people gave up on the format decades ago. My collection may shrink a little as I sell off the unwanted titles I acquired from buying lots of used laserdisc players but I'll never sell the titles I personally selected myself.

I haven't counted but my collection is small. (maybe 200-300 discs) But alot of the discs I have I've only ever seen 1 copy of that I got, and replacing them would be imposible. So not always how big your collection is, as to how rare are the discs are that you have.

i feel for my collection there are about 85-90% are discs that i want to own, the rest are discs
that i picked up in lots or really cheap to watch but see that they only sell for a buck or two and
i don't want to toss them since they won't end up selling, and i could watch them again or enjoy
the film again at one point in my and my LD life

I'm way behind that. As of 1/11/2013:

DVDs: Over 2,000.
LDs: 1,173
16mm Film Prints: Over 200
CEDs: 33
VHDs: 21
UMDs: Over 20

STAY AWESOME!

At one point, I had over 100 35mm film prints. Now, I have only 11.

Hi vinylcollector,

I echo everything you said, as well as what was said by disclord and laserdisc_fan. I may very well have the largest collection here, but I never set out to have the biggest collection, just the very best! I realize that there will always be someone out there who has a bigger collection than mine. I take much greater pride in the fact that everything in it was something I personally selected. There are probably numerous discs in my collection that may mean nothing to anyone in the world but me. More than the overall size, I am prouder of how widely varied my collection is, and of how many truly rare discs are included. My collection contains such variety that there are discs in it which don't belong on the same planet, much less on the same shelf! I have numerous discs which no one else has registered a copy of on this site. I like knowing that I may be the only person on the planet with a copy of a particular disc, even if no one else cares to have a copy of it! I am also very proud of the achievement of having preserved all of these rare discs and documented them here for everyone to enjoy!

David

I feel just as enthusiastic about collecting laserdiscs as when I first started.
There just seem to be so many great music titles still to discover - found a few tonight actually I've always wanted!
I've also been broadening my collection to include some more movies as I love those as well.

I'll be collecting music til the day I die. I've no idea what size of collection that will finally result in, nor do I care.