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A man from India has earned the Guinness World Record for a massive collection of these items - BNN Bloomberg
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An Indian man has earned a Guinness World Record for amassing the world’s largest collection of paper cups. Sunil Joseph, a 57-year-old social worker, holds the record with 858 paper cups from 31 countries, according to Guinness World Records. The total was verified in December 2025 and may have grown since then. Joseph said his fascination with collecting started when he was a child. “This early curiosity evolved into a lifelong passion, leading me to curate diverse collections ranging from razor blade wrappers and airline boarding passes to coffee mugs and tea bags,” he told Guinness World R…
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