I don't have any fancy jewelry, but I do collect old magazines, comics, signed prints, art books, knick knacks, etc. But to my surprise I just found out a book I bought for $60 in 2003, is fetching up to $3000 on Ebay. That's it. Maybe you have something of sentimental value thats worth more.
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What's your most valuable possession that you can hold in your hand...besides yo
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My wallet, with access to all of my bank accounts, brokerage accounts, and credit card accounts. I don't really have any physical objects that hold a great deal of sentimental value for me. Memories hold the most sentimental value for me, but I can't hold them in my hand.
My balls.
15 troy pound bar of gold
Pussy, boobies, booties.
The Jewish Torah, The Christian Testament and The Muslim Koran
I'm more materialistic.
My house keys. My car keys.
I go with my car keys... Although the older I get the less I am into cars. Once I get one, I'm like "eh what am I gonna get next."
I have a case of wine (12 bottles) that I could sell and purchase a nice used car with... Now the challenge would be finding someone to pay the market value or close to it. Wine kinda reminds me of comic books and baseball cards. All these cards and comic books have high values, but finding someone to pay top dollar is often hard.
Cocaine
Pills
Drug money
Nah I kid but being serious most valuable thing to hold in my hands is big phat ass.
The deed to my house.
My children. Everything else can be replaced.
One of Juice's man-boobs
This here laptop. My PS4 is second.
a mom's letters when I was young and she was...not around.
My little wooden marijuana bowl which has been a constant companion since 1990.
I have a few things but the only interesting one is a $1000 casino chip that I "forgot" to cash in during my last gambling trip.
My phone...I literally feel lost, neigh, naked without it.
I have an oil painting on German ceramic that my grandfather bought in Italy in 1902 while he was on the "Grand Tour" of Europe on his honeymoon. He wrote letters home to his mother describing what they saw and did. His wife got sick in Paris so he had an American nurse join them but shortly after their return his wife died. He then married the nurse who was my grandmother. I had the painting appraised on Antiques Roadshow about 20 years ago and they valued it at about $5000.
+1 pensionking. I agree, my kids. Nothing else matters.
You can hold your kids in your hand?
Not a damn thing.
Yes I can. I can still lift all of them. :-)
My iPad.
Gawker, that's an interesting story about your grandfather and grandmother.
"One of Juice's man-boobs"
Disturbing but brilliant!
"a mom's letters when I was young and she was...not around."
This has to be the winner! Truly brilliant! ;)
Not most valuable money wise, but it would be hard to replace my 1975 Les Paul Standard I bought new in 1976. Money wise, my credit card of course! LOL Or one of my Morgan silver dollars. I have an 1884 MS 66 DMPL that's worth quite a bit.
A throttle and Wheel - that's attached to my boat!
But seriously, my grandkids and my daughters.
I'd also have to say the chairs, library table and dining room set that are from my grandparents house that are pretty valuable antiques, both sentimentally and probably financially as well. The sentiment is what matters.
I don't anyone can hold a kid in their hand with no support from your arms and body unless it's a newborn.
I've tried to think of valuable things, but nothing is more valuable than this 8.5 inch black dick that make bitches cum all over the world :)
My divorce papers.
Most valuable thing I've received in 40 some years.
Freedom from being under her thumb.... Priceless.
Easy question ... until you added the last three words.