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Johnny630- there are people who are fortunate enough to leave their loved
ones many of those things (equities, real estate, cash). The topic isn't what YOU think other people should leave their loved ones, it pertains to best practice for people who have already decided (!!) that they are leaving loved ones cards or other memorabilia. Anyone who reads your posts knows that you have a very high opinion of your own financial advice. The problem is that your advice often skips the nature of the actual hobby itself- which is precisely what happened in this case. The question is, to what extent should a collector prep his loved ones to receive collectibles upon the death of the collector? It's not that difficult, and was the subject of every single post in the thread until yours. Short version- stay on topic. Trent King |
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