Sell or keep

[rosie11]

If you were left something in a relatives will (someone u wernt close to) and u find out it's worth A LOT of money, would u sell it? If it wasn't sentimental

[Ollerton57]

Yes

[clarkmagpie]

Depends what it was, if I needed the money, if it was going to be worth even more in a few years.
What is it and what value?!m

[OzzyR1]

1. Is it a life-changing amount of money that would it help you now? - Sell

2. If its not money that would help you now but the item might appreciate in the future - Ask an expert opinion on the item's chance of changing in value.

3. Don't need the cash and like the item - Keep it

4. Don't need the cash and don't like it - sell if you think you can get the best price now as 2 above.


What is it anyway, am curious? Art?

[Lobsta]

If it meant nothing to you sell ,why not?

[Digger]

Errr. . . what is it then?

[Birdster]

Even if I wasn't close to them I'd keep it because it must have meant something to them and they thought to leave it to me.

[Bill]

Digger said:

Errr. . . what is it then?

The letters y and o.

[Kiltie]

Birdster said:

Even if I wasn't close to them I'd keep it because it must have meant something to them and they thought to leave it to me.

Unless it was a turd in a shoe box made to look like a dead caterpillar with match sticks for legs.

[renorti]

yes I would.

[Birdster]

Kiltie said:

Birdster said:

Even if I wasn't close to them I'd keep it because it must have meant something to them and they thought to leave it to me.

Unless it was a turd in a shoe box made to look like a dead caterpillar with match sticks for legs.

It's unique. So that must be why it's worth something.

We need to know what it is.

[OzzyR1]

Kiltie said:

Birdster said:

Even if I wasn't close to them I'd keep it because it must have meant something to them and they thought to leave it to me.

Unless it was a turd in a shoe box made to look like a dead caterpillar with match sticks for legs.

A cracking idea to include something like that in my will for a disliked relative - put it in a safety deposit box with instructions on how to access it with the executor.

They might have a couple of days thinking they've been left something valuable

[Kiltie]

OzzyR1 said:

Kiltie said:

Birdster said:

Even if I wasn't close to them I'd keep it because it must have meant something to them and they thought to leave it to me.

Unless it was a turd in a shoe box made to look like a dead caterpillar with match sticks for legs.

A cracking idea to include something like that in my will for a disliked relative - put it in a safety deposit box with instructions on how to access it with the executor.

They might have a couple of days thinking they've been left something valuable

Expensive though.

It needs to be a humidity controlled environment otherwise the fecal matter will dry out and not be smelly when opened.

[OzzyR1]

Kiltie said:

OzzyR1 said:

Kiltie said:

Birdster said:

Even if I wasn't close to them I'd keep it because it must have meant something to them and they thought to leave it to me.

Unless it was a turd in a shoe box made to look like a dead caterpillar with match sticks for legs.

A cracking idea to include something like that in my will for a disliked relative - put it in a safety deposit box with instructions on how to access it with the executor.

They might have a couple of days thinking they've been left something valuable

Expensive though.

It needs to be a humidity controlled environment otherwise the fecal matter will dry out and not be smelly when opened.

True, I should have thought this through

Maybe just a print of this instead

[StuntmanMike]

Rosie, we need to know what it is?
This won't make any difference to your answers but we are nosey fkers.

[sherbertdip]

I'll give you a fiver for it, unless its the turd in a box, you can keep that!