It's hard to believe it has been 20 years since "The Office" debuted on American television.
The mockumentary-style show was not only one of the most beloved shows of the 21st century, it also set the table for many of the best series of the last two decades.
To celebrate the anniversary of the show, cllct counts down 10 of the greatest "Office" collectibles.
1. Michael Scott’s “St. Pauli Girl” beer neon sign
From one of the most beloved episodes in the series, “Dinner Party,” Michael’s St. Pauli Girl beer sign sparked an argument between Michael (Steve Carell) and Jan (Melora Hardin), culminating in Jan throwing one of his Dundee awards at his “plasma” TV. The sign sold for $14,000 in 2018
2. Dwight Schrute's shirt and tie
A short-sleeved shirt and tie worn by Rainn Wilson as Dwight Schrute sold for $5,000 in a Propstore auction in 2024.
3. Michael's scrapbook for Helene Beesly
The scrapbook Michael created for Pam’s mom, Helene (Linda Purl), to commemorate their relationship as a birthday gift, sold for $4,687 in 2021.
4. Threat Level Midnight poster
Is there a better film within a TV show than “Threat Level Midnight"? Michael’s self-written, directed and produced action movie featuring the cast from “The Office” appeared in the show’s seventh season and is one of the most memorable gags from the series' later era.
A poster for the film, signed by Carell, Wilson, John Krasinski, Kathy Bates, Ellie Kemper, Phyllis Smith and more, sold for $2,835 in 2024.
5. “Schrute Buck" and Creed Bratton "Wanted poster"
A “Schrute Buck” — Dwight’s made-up currency — and a Creed Bratton wanted poster sold as a single lot for $1,250.
6. Michael’s photo ID badge
In Season 2, during the “Conflict Resolution” episode, Dwight hired a photographer to take headshots of Dunder Mifflin employees for new ID badges. Michael’s badge, which he wore during a group shot of the cast at the end of the episode, sold for around $8,000 in 2021.
7. Custom Michael Scott trading card
A custom trading card featuring Michael Scott holding up his “World’s Best Boss” mug, signed by Carell, sold on eBay for $350 earlier this year.
8. Framed, hand-painted "Dwight K. Schrute, (Acting) Manager" portrait
The hand-painted portrait of Dwight from the Season 7 episode in which he is named acting regional manager and tells the other employees to pledge allegiance to him, will sell at auction this week. Bidding is nearly at $3,000.
9. Screen-used diversity statement
The Dunder Mifflin diversity statement, which hung on a wall in the warehouse in the show, sold on eBay for more than $1,000.
The 75-inch long prop reads, “Diversity is more than just culture. Diversity is paying attention to people as unique individuals, while also recognizing and taking into account their differences as members of particular groups.”
10. Dwight’s family photos
Family photos that were seen on Dwight’s desk throughout the series, accompanied by a COA from NBC, sold for $900 on eBay.
Will Stern is a reporter and editor for cllct, the premier company for collectible culture.