Besides your home (any properties) and car, I’ll even throw in kids😂, what’s the most expensive thing you own?

[Beckybooboo]

I inherited a coin collection from a great uncle three years ago and it’s been appraised at 7000-12,000 dollars. It’s definitely something I want to hold onto. What valuable possessions do you have?

[molonski2]

This is a really good question - congratulations , made me think.

Outside of what's not allowed , and I'm including my share portfolio as " not allowed " because its not an actual item , I really don't think I have too much of value.

I'm looking around the Condo , and I'm thinking of back in Australia , collectively I think it would merely be all my golf clubs , I used to own a golf shop , and I'm always looking for clubs to trade and sell , difficult to do that here in Thailand , but I never really stopped in Australia.

All of my serious assets , can not be counted , and I don't have expensive " stuff " its just not my style.

[Slingblade1126]

I have a sword collection that hasn’t been appraised by anyone certified but collectors have offered me ten thousand for one sword. I would like to actually have an appraisal someday but I just think they are beautiful to look at.

[Beckybooboo]

How are you, @slingblade1126? It’s nice to hear from you!

[Slingblade1126]

How are you, Michelle?

[Beckybooboo]

😂😂😂I’m good, Christian. I have the day off.

[Elliegirl]

If college and law school degrees count, then it’s definitely those. If you mean material things, I have a few expensive pieces of jewelry.

[Beckybooboo]

I do have expensive antique jewelry that is unfortunately to ugly to wear. Things like broaches, pendants, watches….. I’m not gonna part with them but yeah, not gonna wear them either.

[Lyndsielee666]

My pokemon card collection or my fucking degree that put me in debt 🤨

[butterly248]

Student debts here as well :/

[Lyndsielee666]

@butterly248 definitely more expensive than both my kids 😂

[butterly248]

I'm glad I dropped out lol

[NathanDavis]

probably, a watch that I was given as a gift

I was offered a car to trade for it, but no... it's a gift, lol

[Beckybooboo]

One of my brothers always wanted a Rolex since he was a kid! I have no idea why but my parents made a deal with him, if he could go five, maybe six birthdays and Christmases without a gift, they would buy him one. When he turned 18, he got it! He was so happy, because he was expecting it as a Christmas present, not for his birthday. That’s actually one of my favorite memories as a family. We were all so happy for him.

[NathanDavis]

that is definitely a very nice gift and story... haha

and will sure have much more value than the price tag, as well... classy

[MrOracle]

Replacement value of my music collection is nearly $40,000. That probably doesn't mean much to most people in the era of Spotify, but it's enough to be worth insuring.

My DJ gear is worth $13,000, separated from the music.

That's about it. I don't often spend money on things that won't generate money back.

[MiddleAgedClimbee]

How about stock? I'll say that my retirement account is a sizable amount. If we're talking about something you can touch, my titanium gravel bike

[Andres77]

How much does that weigh?

[MiddleAgedClimbee]

@Andres77 it's not as light as a carbon. I've honestly never weighed it. It's definitely lighter than my steel touring bike. Maybe low 20s?

[MiddleAgedClimbee]

I should've put a picture up and it when I had the chance in my initial reply. I'll put it up as my profile pic.

[Andres77]

👍👍👍👍

[MiddleAgedClimbee]

@Andres77 it's up. It's definitely my favorite arrow to pick out of my quiver when I have time to go for a long ride.

[Andres77]

Nice.
I have a bad back. I can’t run or bike but I can row and lift.
Plus, drivers around here are too careless. I’d be too nervous to ride here

[MiddleAgedClimbee]

@Andres77 the roads are getting scarier and scarier. The gravel bike fines it home on dirt and gravel roads outside of town. I can't imagine riding in any major metropolitan area anymore. I'm a very cautious cyclist, it may not seem like it sometimes, but I know my family needs me alive.

[Andres77]

Miles from Nowhere.
Barbara Savage, 1983.

[Andres77]

This book was written by a couple who I think in the late 70s road across Canada and the United States in portions of South America and Europe in northern Africa in parts of the Middle East and Asia so they basically rode their bikes around the world and took pictures. Then they submitted everything to the publisher and while they were waiting for the publisher to put out the book Barbara, the wife was hit by a car on her bike and died so the husband post the book in his wife’s name only as a tribute.

[JacobJordan]

the most expensive thing I own would be a few bottles of Macallan - Anniversary Malt 1928 50 year old Whisky valued at a bit under $315k a bottle

[Staximus]

Damn, I had to look that up. There's a bottle of it here in L. A. going for $187,000 (not that I could ever afford that). My bro and I used to make some white trash cracked corn moonshine in our kitchen.

[JacobJordan]

@Staximus yeah that is my celebration whiskey. it is a bit pricey to drink regularly

[ohsheeT]

And I would also say that that coin collection is probably the worst double that depending on who did the appraisal but I guarantee it's probably worth double that

[D_Bone_Steak]

I have a Samsung Galaxy... check that picture out.

[exitseven]

I bought an aluminum trailer a couple of years ago. I paid about 3500 dollars for it.

I got one with sides.

[A_Bell]

I don't really spend so much as save and invest, so my stock or bank account I guess.

[deus_ex_sisyphus]

Not expensive in the monetary sense, but sentimentally expensive: a photo of my grandpa and me fishing

[Andres77]

Antique book collection

[Andres77]

Oldest book I have is a reprint of a 1495 book by Thomas a Kempis. It was reprinted in 1717. A 1st edition autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. The two volume set of a collection of all the letters that George Washington wrote to the continental congress while fighting the revolutionary war. Among others

[MiddleAgedClimbee]

@Andres77 that is a phenomenal collection!

[Andres77]

Those are my prizes. I have a few others.
1st edition “Black Arrow”.
1st edition “Ivanhoe”.

[Beckybooboo]

My mom has a Little House on the Prairie collection. I think they’re from the fifties? Her God mother got them for he because my mom loved reading them from the school library. So, every year a new book came out, her God mother bought it for her. I never thought of books being worth a lot of 💰 until I started watching Pawn Stars. There is definitely money to be made.

[Andres77]

Or treasured and protected and handed down to your kids. I bought the 1717 book in 1995, just waiting for 2017 so I could say I had a 300 year old book.
It was published before Blackbeard started as a pirate.

[Beckybooboo]

Definitely treasured! Like I told another opiner, I have antique jewelry that’s been handed down that’s definitely not my taste but there is a lot of history behind it. It’s valuable but also precious to me. Even though I’ll never wear it, I’ll never part with it.

[Andres77]

As an old man, it’s encouraging to me to see your generation esteem some things (not everything old is good) because they have deeper value

[Beckybooboo]

😂😂 46 isn’t old! Are you serious? I have a pendant handed down from my great grandmother, that my great grandfather worked like two jobs to buy her, as the story goes. It was during the depression and he eventually went off to war, while they were unofficially engaged. When he came back home, he had a Swiss watch and diamond ring for her. They got married and had my grandmother. From there, the jewelery was handed down to my mother. Then she had, your’s truly! 😂 The only girl in my family, so I was given those, among other jewelery. I treasure them and will wear them when I get married. I still remember when my mom gave them to me! All she said was, “just think of the love story behind these” And I do!

[Andres77]

That’s awesome and that is a great history. I feel really old.

[jamesgoldman]

My quarter ounce panda ring, cost me £495 and worth more in scrap gold presently

[elaphe]

My textbook collection. If you have ever been to college/grad school, you know how expensive books are. I have saved all of mine through my master's and I am sure if I were to get new editions it would cost manty thousands of dollars.

[HouseMoat]

Car, but I don't own it all, just half so far. I'm paying it off

[Unit1]

Cash. Just enough to survive 1 month being unemployed. Accumulated in around 1 year of wagecucking 40h/week for it.

[DarkWinterNights]

Firearm collection. I have a coin collection as well but I’ve never had it appraised.

[Anonymous]

Not much i live with my parents. I have a $30k car and about $70k in savings. I do want to buy my own house some day.

[Likes2drive]

I have some antiques maybe worth $3,000 each and a coin collection too but not worth as much, stuff I probably won’t sell though

[888theGreat]

I will inherit a house, car , cash, and $100,000 in AT & T shares

[Anonymous]

I actually don't own anything worth of any value. Everything is gifts or debts

[Worst]

besides investments, a watch

[236color]

40 acres of land in a remote location.

[Nikki1989]

My home stereo system.

[CrimsonAngel09]

My used KIA, which was 14K.

[IslaTheWitch]

My gaming PC probably :P

[slatyb]

Almost 5000 shares of AMZN

[Anonymous]

I could tell you. But I’d have to kill you

[Staximus]

A vintage guitar amp

[Kelly6]

my wedding ring

[jahaims]

Firearms

[ChicoFromThe305]

Car I guess

[MysticDevice]

That'd be my PC.

[Anonymous]

An ex-wife.