What Is The Rarest Thing You Own?

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Originally Posted by schplurg

"Rare" stuff:

Signed photo of Evel Knievel (go figure), framed in my home office. I guess that's the rarest. Never actually met him though.

My original Winnie The Pooh stuffed doll from when I was a baby (he's over 40 now). No holes in it - of course, he was made in Brooklyn, NY. He's tough.

A ceramic bong I made in high school (about 1986, no I don't use it anymore!) with a little help from a few others in the class, including a future S.F. 49er Super Bowl ring wearer. I dunno, thought it was worth a mention. Don't know if I should say his name...wasn't Rice or Montana heh.

ಠ_ಠ uh huh.

EDIT: Also this is my 420th post hahaha. Now that is a coinsidence.

[Somerandomdude]

The full album version of Motionless in White's When Love Met Destruction. It was only to be officially released as an EP though another record label, but I have an early, full album version of that same EP through an earlier label.

[ShadowsFall]

my old drawings of a creek near the house I was born in

[CygnetSeven]

A hockey card signed by both Wayne Gretzky and Brett Hull.

[LOLavi]

Me, myself. Over 7 billion same types, but I'm still unique

[KimLoarna]

Some old coins from China. My fathers’ friend presented me for Christmas, when I was a kid.

[jeffyg3]

This old small gold American coin I got from my grandmother when she passed away. The appraiser said its valued at $5,000. That was about 8 years ago I had it looked at...hmm I wonder how much it's worth these days.

The only other rare thing I have is a first release of a Princess Laya action figure toy in mint condition. Not sure if that's really really rare or what it's worth.

[Werebite870]

A Large uncut chunk of benitoite and several dozen U.S. Air Force slides of the attack on Pearl Harbor

[LBG]

My father owns Captain James Cook's table.

[Anctoh]

a Playstation 3 that's good..

Ah, you got me, they don't exist.