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07-11-2018, 02:08 PM
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I never looked at my collection as an investment for me. I consider it a gift for my son.
My collection has been assembled for my enjoyment. When I die that enjoyment goes with me. I got my value out of it. My son has explicit directions to sell my collection for as much as he can and then spend that money on something he would enjoy. Whatever money my son gets from it will have no relevance to what I paid for it. It's all free money for him to enjoy. I see that as a huge win/win for my collection. 
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