Rarest/Most expensive object you own

googleit6

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MCGT said:
googleit6 said:
We have a World Cup soccer ball from 2006. Two, actually. They're quite nice, if I do say so myself.
One actually used in a World Cup match?

I'm jealous.
I wish. It's just an official ball- one of the ones that probably cost around $150 each. Getting one that was used in a match would have been awesome, but, alas, our family isn't important enough to have that sort of privilage.
 

Bob the zombie

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Probably my collection of Kenner alien action figures. I have them all ( they were originally released in 1992) and my grandfathers custom made war knife ( used during Vietnam).
 

MetaKnight19

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I think this cost me around 200 pounds including postage. A bit expensive perhaps.


I got this for 25 pounds including postage, and looking at eBay prices now I got a bargain.

I think this is one of the rarer Game Boy Micro's


I heard rumors that this particular GBA SP was limited to 25000, but I don't know if this is true or not.

Found it on eBay, thought it was awesome and bought it.

I bought this to see how rubbish it was. Just my luck that the bloody thing arrived and didn't work.



As close to the real thing I'm going to get I imagine.
 

Trogdor1138

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Ricardo Montablan autographed photo (yeah, there can never be any more EVER for obvious reasons) and other actors like Sylvester Stallone, Leonard Nimoy etc.

I have a 42" full HD TV, an awesome iMac, my DVD collection is enormous with many rare ones... I have a lot of stuff and I can't be bothered listing them, it would take years >_>
 

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My grandfather's sword, it dates back to the 1700's.

It's worth a lot from what I've been told, but I'd never sell it.
You better not! only a asshole would sell his grandfather's sword
 

SwimmingRock

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My dads old first edition copy of Giacomo Joyce with reproductions of the handwritten manuscript. Probably not worth much financially, but as a bookworm it's my biggest personal treasure. If my house ever catches on fire, that's the third thing (after my wallet which has my ID etc. and the gas mask I got for if my house catches on fire) I'll grab on my way out.
 

X123Lewis123X

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I got it the day it was released i beleive...

I gt it from aweird Egyptian shop for the eqivelent of £200, worth it ^^
 

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broadbandaddict said:
I don't really have anything that is rare, but my computers are worth a lot. Like $5000, and I guess that is rare for a 17 year old.
How many computers do you have? What are the specs anyway, if you built them yourself then you probably would have not spent 5000
 

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Not that they're the rarest thing you'll come by, but they are no longer in production: some of Megadeth's original(not the remasters) albums.

Most expensive is probably my Jackson King V.
 

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A complete collection of The Spine Chiller comics. Probably worthless, and maybe not that rare, but it's the only thing that stands out to me in this room.
 

Ham_authority95

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My parents have already put over 40k into my college fund.

That, coupled with all the food, toys, games, music, and air conditioning that they've spent to
keep me happy, would make me pretty damn expensive.

(This is a reason why I'm hesitant to have kids when I'm older)
 

CobraX

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I own alot of Video Game and Movie related things that my Dad gave me, which he got from being a higher up in a video game/movie store chain. Alot of it as far as i know is promotional stuff only given out to people like my dad. I also have alot of Video Game/Movie realted stuff that I've bought.
 

Sterling|D-Reaver

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Books. . . I have a copy of Dune worth $500+

my mom collects books we have 4000+ books in our house. A full set of Mark Twain books 1st edition is probably the most valuable.
 

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I have a completely custom Winchester 70 bolt action rifle made for Palma competition. Palma competition is for .308 caliber long range iron sight shooting, so extreme accuracy is mandatory. It has a heavy match stainless steel barrel, floating action, snakewood stock with adjustable cheekplate, custom adjustable shoulderplate, and muzzle break. A very heavy, and extremely accurate gun.

I found it at Cabelas in West Virginia for $5000 without shoulderplate.... on clearance for $999. I immediately put it on layaway, took 4 months to pay it off, and it has been totally worth it since.

For most expensive, I'm currently restoring a 1972 Chevelle, which (when I'm done replacing the engine and interior, and sprucing up the paint) I should be able to sell for about $20,000 since I'm doing everything right.
 

JackyJack

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A Final Fantsy glass ball which I'm trying to sell on Ebay for 250,000 dollars... :I

Nah I'm just kidding. That's not ME who's trying to sell it at that price.
 

Charli

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Sigh I am about to say the cheesiest thing known to mankind.

My Family.

Wish I was joking. They're rare, and valuable.
Non organic thing? My laptop I guess.