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			I think about that a little more each year as I get older and wonder exactly how I will get rid of my collection, or if I will even have the chance.  My boys have no interest at all in it at 13 & 15.  My wife threatens that she'll "just get rid of it" if I die first, but the reality is that despite a lot of relatively worthless bulk, there is some real value tucked away in it.  
 The problem is mining that value.  My common sense brain tells me that I need to start selling stuff now, but the passionate collector who wants to keep everything is making it hard for that to happen.  I would almost rather will it to someone who would appreciate it as much as me, instead of trying to sell it.  I can see me trying to sell something "good", get less than I felt is should sell for and get discouraged that I am "giving it away".  I have tried to dip my toe in the selling pool recently, but I am starting with basically junk stuff and not surprisingly, I am not having much luck.  On top of all of this, I absolutely hate the selling experience online.
 
 Doesn't exactly answer the question posed, but my collection is priceless right now.
 
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