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over a year ago
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What’s the most expensive item you personally own?
Take away the mobile phone, what I’m asking is how expensive is something you use regularly and can you justify how much you paid for it?
When I see people use a pen that cost 40quid (or more) I try to tell them about Mr Bic. 
I have a multi tool that cost £100. I could have got the same type of item for £10-20 but mine is with a lifetime guarantee and is very easy to use. So good, I’ve got two of them,  (don’t ask).
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Apartf from the obvious house and cars... mine is my bass guitar. I bought it second hand in 1996 for £900 and I've seen them offered on eBay for £5000! ...so it could be worth more than both our cars!
....but it's not for sale. |
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"Apartf from the obvious house and cars... mine is my bass guitar. I bought it second hand in 1996 for £900 and I've seen them offered on eBay for £5000! ...so it could be worth more than both our cars!
....but it's not for sale."
And it’s not the only guitar you own is it? |
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I've got a collection of opera glasses stuck up in my parents loft worth in total about 4 to 5 grand. I've never been to an opera so have never used them |
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My KEF speakers, I was selling a pair of pioneer speakers on gumtree and some lad said he'd swap me his speakers that his dad bought him as he's never heard of the make the didn't want them in his room. I drove 65 miles within 10 mins of speaking to him and said yes yes I'll swap! Haha they were brand new still in the box and I bet he had a bollocking when he told his father! |
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"My titanium road bike, which cost more than my previous two cars
Good point, I forgot about my bikes....!
And my violin is worth £4,500.
I'm rubbish at this question. "
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"What’s the most expensive item you personally own?
Take away the mobile phone, what I’m asking is how expensive is something you use regularly and can you justify how much you paid for it?
When I see people use a pen that cost 40quid (or more) I try to tell them about Mr Bic.
I have a multi tool that cost £100. I could have got the same type of item for £10-20 but mine is with a lifetime guarantee and is very easy to use. So good, I’ve got two of them, (don’t ask).
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Ahhhh so it's OK to spend your own money as you wish but not others..... Hmmmmmmm
I have a pair of shoes that cost me £100 but I rarely wear them for that reason lol |
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over a year ago
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A watch for my 21st
A set of pearl earrings also my 21st. I wear these quite regularly.
I inherited a beautiful ring from hubbys gran and a real fur coat too.
One item I have it's silly but to me it's priceless...a Teddy porcelain money box that my father bought for me. |
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A pair of shoes that i’ve bought 2nd hand - my dad screeched “how much???” Then he found out the price for a new pair!!
Jewellery - my engagement ring I suppose but no idea what it cost & my Pandora collection
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I have a limited edition vinyl record from 1993 worth about a grand . Only 3 were ever printed in the UK. Pooch is worth a few grand but I'm sure you all know I wouldn't sell him even if I was homeless. |
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"A pair of shoes that i’ve bought 2nd hand - my dad screeched “how much???” Then he found out the price for a new pair!!
Jewellery - my engagement ring I suppose but no idea what it cost & my Pandora collection
B x"
Ah, jewellery. Something we completely do not need as humans. .
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An item of jewellery I wear daily.
It cost less than some people say they have paid for their handbags though.
I'm not materialistic and don't own much of any value. The most special item I own is a ring that used to belong to my gran. I've never taken it off since being given it when she passed away. In monetary terms it's only worth about £40-50 but to me it's priceless.
Add to this I'm a bit of a technophobe so don't have expensive gadgets |
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"I have a limited edition vinyl record from 1993 worth about a grand . Only 3 were ever printed in the UK. Pooch is worth a few grand but I'm sure you all know I wouldn't sell him even if I was homeless. "
I cannot wait to get my hands in my fathers vinyl collection. . Surely originals are now raising in prices faster than gold. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What’s the most expensive item you personally own?
Take away the mobile phone, what I’m asking is how expensive is something you use regularly and can you justify how much you paid for it?
When I see people use a pen that cost 40quid (or more) I try to tell them about Mr Bic.
I have a multi tool that cost £100. I could have got the same type of item for £10-20 but mine is with a lifetime guarantee and is very easy to use. So good, I’ve got two of them, (don’t ask).
Ahhhh so it's OK to spend your own money as you wish but not others..... Hmmmmmmm
I have a pair of shoes that cost me £100 but I rarely wear them for that reason lol "
Trust me, I’m very aware that I’m a walking hypercrit. |
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"I have a limited edition vinyl record from 1993 worth about a grand . Only 3 were ever printed in the UK. Pooch is worth a few grand but I'm sure you all know I wouldn't sell him even if I was homeless.
I cannot wait to get my hands in my fathers vinyl collection. . Surely originals are now raising in prices faster than gold. "
Yes there will be money there for sure . There's a site called Discogs where you can get a rough idea of their value  |
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"A pair of shoes that i’ve bought 2nd hand - my dad screeched “how much???” Then he found out the price for a new pair!!
Jewellery - my engagement ring I suppose but no idea what it cost & my Pandora collection
B x
Ah, jewellery. Something we completely do not need as humans. .
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No but all gifts, mainly from my children, & have meaning to me |
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"I have a limited edition vinyl record from 1993 worth about a grand . Only 3 were ever printed in the UK. Pooch is worth a few grand but I'm sure you all know I wouldn't sell him even if I was homeless.
I cannot wait to get my hands in my fathers vinyl collection. . Surely originals are now raising in prices faster than gold. Yes there will be money there for sure . There's a site called Discogs where you can get a rough idea of their value "
I know he’s got a very rare Hollies album, and a well know white album. His collection is vast, it’s nothing about how much they are worth, but getting my hands on the music how it was recorded around the time when it es intended to be listened too. I wonder if the artist thought they would be kept for this long and handed down through generations? |
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"A pair of shoes that i’ve bought 2nd hand - my dad screeched “how much???” Then he found out the price for a new pair!!
Jewellery - my engagement ring I suppose but no idea what it cost & my Pandora collection
B x
Ah, jewellery. Something we completely do not need as humans. .
No but all gifts, mainly from my children, & have meaning to me "
It’s like a loving gift for you to remember them or good times. I get it.  |
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Items that get used everyday, excluding things like the car etc
I don’t count my drums as they are loads of separate parts, cymbals, drums etc which I bought individually.
I’ve got a few watches with my Tudor black bay being the most valuable. Currently eying up a breitling super avenger though which would take over the Tudor.
I could never sell the Tudor though, I’m in love with it  |
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"Items that get used everyday, excluding things like the car etc
I don’t count my drums as they are loads of separate parts, cymbals, drums etc which I bought individually.
I’ve got a few watches with my Tudor black bay being the most valuable. Currently eying up a breitling super avenger though which would take over the Tudor.
I could never sell the Tudor though, I’m in love with it "
I look long and lovingly in shop windows at expensive watches. My job wouldn’t let me have a day to day watch sadly. But one day, I will buy and expensive dress timepiece. Tag has always been the brand I’d buy, probably. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Apart from houses, cars, motorbikes etc. It will probably be my lathe. But it's hard to say, does music system count as a single item? In which case it could be that...
As for Mr Bic... I sell pens that I make for £80, so don't tell my buyers... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I don't put a monetary value on anything that has meaning to me, probably the things that mean most to me are the ones that cost little or nothing. A necklace from my great aunt, probably worth nothing but means a huge amount. I'm not tight, just not a buyer of stuff
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Items that get used everyday, excluding things like the car etc
I don’t count my drums as they are loads of separate parts, cymbals, drums etc which I bought individually.
I’ve got a few watches with my Tudor black bay being the most valuable. Currently eying up a breitling super avenger though which would take over the Tudor.
I could never sell the Tudor though, I’m in love with it
I look long and lovingly in shop windows at expensive watches. My job wouldn’t let me have a day to day watch sadly. But one day, I will buy and expensive dress timepiece. Tag has always been the brand I’d buy, probably. "
I’ve got a couple of tags, one is the aquaracer chronograph which looks great but is pretty big and bulky and has the weight to match, gets uncomfortable to wear in the summer when it’s hot and your wrists expand. And then the F1 chronograph which is great for day to day wear.
I much prefer a leather strap as they’re so much more comfortable.
If you fancy a tag check out the second hand grand carerras. They’re discontinued but are a fantastic watch for the price you can get them for. |
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"What’s the most expensive item you personally own?
Take away the mobile phone, what I’m asking is how expensive is something you use regularly and can you justify how much you paid for it?
When I see people use a pen that cost 40quid (or more) I try to tell them about Mr Bic.
I have a multi tool that cost £100. I could have got the same type of item for £10-20 but mine is with a lifetime guarantee and is very easy to use. So good, I’ve got two of them, (don’t ask).
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Have a pen I use all the time rather expensive (S T DuPont) and of course my hand bag collection  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I use a Mont Blanc pen worth about 600 and my engagement ring is worth 10,000. I have a lot of expensive diamond rings and watches and a large vinyl record collection, scooters and I collect crystal.
I have no kids so I guess the Dogs Trust will be glad when I pop my clogs |
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My makeup collection (would be worth thousands if it was all still new and sealed).
I have some gorgeous designer shoes in storage too, but they're not used often. And lots of sentimental shit that's not worth much.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Items that get used everyday, excluding things like the car etc
I don’t count my drums as they are loads of separate parts, cymbals, drums etc which I bought individually.
I’ve got a few watches with my Tudor black bay being the most valuable. Currently eying up a breitling super avenger though which would take over the Tudor.
I could never sell the Tudor though, I’m in love with it
I look long and lovingly in shop windows at expensive watches. My job wouldn’t let me have a day to day watch sadly. But one day, I will buy and expensive dress timepiece. Tag has always been the brand I’d buy, probably.
I’ve got a couple of tags, one is the aquaracer chronograph which looks great but is pretty big and bulky and has the weight to match, gets uncomfortable to wear in the summer when it’s hot and your wrists expand. And then the F1 chronograph which is great for day to day wear.
I much prefer a leather strap as they’re so much more comfortable.
If you fancy a tag check out the second hand grand carerras. They’re discontinued but are a fantastic watch for the price you can get them for. "
Yep, the second hand watched, as long as they’re a good watch, have loads of value in them if able to get a good price and good condition. Had my eye on quite a few in the past.
The F1 you’ve got I know it. The box itself in the window is like a flipping purchase in itself |
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"Apart from houses, cars, motorbikes etc. It will probably be my lathe. But it's hard to say, does music system count as a single item? In which case it could be that...
As for Mr Bic... I sell pens that I make for £80, so don't tell my buyers..."
You turn pens? Are you Mr Biro? |
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"My Garmin Fenix 5 was £650 but I wear it all day, every day and it measures all of the relevant metrics for my sports plus my steps and sleep etc. "
I'd love one of those. But can't out to do enough hillwalking to justify it to myself  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Apart from houses, cars, motorbikes etc. It will probably be my lathe. But it's hard to say, does music system count as a single item? In which case it could be that...
As for Mr Bic... I sell pens that I make for £80, so don't tell my buyers...
You turn pens? Are you Mr Biro? "
I make stuff, lots of art pieces wall hangings etc. But offcuts of the timber get used too.. pens are one of the things I like to make a few of, but not many... exclusive keeps the price up |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Apart from houses, cars, motorbikes etc. It will probably be my lathe. But it's hard to say, does music system count as a single item? In which case it could be that...
As for Mr Bic... I sell pens that I make for £80, so don't tell my buyers...
You turn pens? Are you Mr Biro?
I make stuff, lots of art pieces wall hangings etc. But offcuts of the timber get used too.. pens are one of the things I like to make a few of, but not many... exclusive keeps the price up "
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"Apart from houses, cars, motorbikes etc. It will probably be my lathe. But it's hard to say, does music system count as a single item? In which case it could be that...
As for Mr Bic... I sell pens that I make for £80, so don't tell my buyers...
You turn pens? Are you Mr Biro?
I make stuff, lots of art pieces wall hangings etc. But offcuts of the timber get used too.. pens are one of the things I like to make a few of, but not many... exclusive keeps the price up "
What wood do you use to make them exclusive ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Apart from houses, cars, motorbikes etc. It will probably be my lathe. But it's hard to say, does music system count as a single item? In which case it could be that...
As for Mr Bic... I sell pens that I make for £80, so don't tell my buyers...
You turn pens? Are you Mr Biro?
I make stuff, lots of art pieces wall hangings etc. But offcuts of the timber get used too.. pens are one of the things I like to make a few of, but not many... exclusive keeps the price up
What wood do you use to make them exclusive ?"
It varies, as I said it uses up offcuts. So will depend on what I made last... wood is a key problem. Bought a piece of elm yesterday to make a fruit bowl, 12" diameter 3" thick, it's a nice piece, but cost £29 and I haven't started work on it yet. |
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"Apart from houses, cars, motorbikes etc. It will probably be my lathe. But it's hard to say, does music system count as a single item? In which case it could be that...
As for Mr Bic... I sell pens that I make for £80, so don't tell my buyers...
You turn pens? Are you Mr Biro?
I make stuff, lots of art pieces wall hangings etc. But offcuts of the timber get used too.. pens are one of the things I like to make a few of, but not many... exclusive keeps the price up
What wood do you use to make them exclusive ?
It varies, as I said it uses up offcuts. So will depend on what I made last... wood is a key problem. Bought a piece of elm yesterday to make a fruit bowl, 12" diameter 3" thick, it's a nice piece, but cost £29 and I haven't started work on it yet. "
Owch elm is nice |
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Probably some of my shoes but I buy second hand, previously expensive ones and I choose carefully as all my shoes last 10 years or more.
My latest ones are a pair of Trippen brown leather boots that retail for about £400 that I got for 80 quid.
I have no interest in jewellery, watches or any other display of wealth. I don't own a car or have a mortgage but I do have a couple of vintage Ercol pieces that I've had for years and will have until the day I die. |
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"My Garmin Fenix 5 was £650 but I wear it all day, every day and it measures all of the relevant metrics for my sports plus my steps and sleep etc.
I'd love one of those. But can't out to do enough hillwalking to justify it to myself "
I do triathlon and train 6 days a week so it's worth every penny! |
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I have a couple of camera lenses valued in the high hundreds and a DSLR body probably worth around 500. The vintage cameras, some are worth a couple of hundred.
Still unsure what the Apple Mac Colour Classic might be worth. |
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"Back to the pen theme the story goes that the Americans spent millions of dollars to make a ball point pen that would work in space with no gravity, and the Russians-they used pencils !"
What that story doesn’t mention is that pencils in zero gravity are a really bad idea as small pieces of graphite can break off and float around, getting into sensitive electronics and starting electrical fires |
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"Apartf from the obvious house and cars... mine is my bass guitar. I bought it second hand in 1996 for £900 and I've seen them offered on eBay for £5000! ...so it could be worth more than both our cars!
....but it's not for sale.
And it’s not the only guitar you own is it? "
No... but it is the most valuable
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I have a collection of Barbie, Sindy and Ken dolls mainly from the 1980s and early 90s. I have a couple of rare and sought after, but the ones that I owned as a child are my most precious and I’d never give them away or sell them.
Every now and then I get them down from the loft to change their clothes and brush their hair. What?!  |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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My collection of books (first edition) and my violin. They're worth an incredible amount to me because they were gifts for birthdays and graduations from grandparents.
And I can sell them if I ever really need to. |
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By *arkRichMan
over a year ago
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My car, I bought it brand new
it worked out that I’d save over £5k by paying upfront after much haggling, and even more compared to the interest if I got a loan or finance...
I have 3 ipads and a MacBook that I carry around in one bag for work, which is usually in the boot, with my Camera & Drone... so that’d probably make an expensive crash |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Apartf from the obvious house and cars... mine is my bass guitar. I bought it second hand in 1996 for £900 and I've seen them offered on eBay for £5000! ...so it could be worth more than both our cars!
....but it's not for sale.
And it’s not the only guitar you own is it?
No... but it is the most valuable
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I can’t afford a new guitar. So I’ve started building my own. .
#dontask |
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By *arkRichMan
over a year ago
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"Apartf from the obvious house and cars... mine is my bass guitar. I bought it second hand in 1996 for £900 and I've seen them offered on eBay for £5000! ...so it could be worth more than both our cars!
....but it's not for sale.
And it’s not the only guitar you own is it?
No... but it is the most valuable
I can’t afford a new guitar. So I’ve started building my own. .
#dontask "
I have far too many guitars |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My private jet sitting outside my 200,000 square foot brick mansion...
I mean my home-studio cost me about 3 not a half grand altogether baught the equipment bit by bit the most expensive piece was probably my mac |
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"Apartf from the obvious house and cars... mine is my bass guitar. I bought it second hand in 1996 for £900 and I've seen them offered on eBay for £5000! ...so it could be worth more than both our cars!
....but it's not for sale.
And it’s not the only guitar you own is it?
No... but it is the most valuable
I can’t afford a new guitar. So I’ve started building my own. .
#dontask
I have far too many guitars "
I don’t understand.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm not a huge jewellery fan but a necklace, around £3.5k now I know how much it's worth I'm scared to wear it, I'd still really like a David Morris necklace but I can't see Fred forking out for one.
Ginger |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"After house & car, which must people have.
I'd have to say my bikes.
I've got 9, the cheapest was around £1k when I got it. "
Cheapest is 1k?  . My bike was10quid off eBay I bet I’d still beat you. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My insane collection of handbags.
My precious precious designer bags I worked my arse off to pay for.
I look at them like achievement levels unlocked "
Certain bags hold value really well over the years though and last a lifetime.
Mrs has a few Louis Vuitton bags, one we bought used which at 25 years old was still in fantastic condition. Even better that the leather goes that dark honey colour. |
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By *iss.ddWoman
over a year ago
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"My insane collection of handbags.
My precious precious designer bags I worked my arse off to pay for.
I look at them like achievement levels unlocked
Certain bags hold value really well over the years though and last a lifetime.
Mrs has a few Louis Vuitton bags, one we bought used which at 25 years old was still in fantastic condition. Even better that the leather goes that dark honey colour. "
I collect them as investment pieces. Made a fair bit selling a few after 10yr or so |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This might sound weird coming from an outwardly sensible man, but about 5 years ago I bought a pair of brogues I have never worn. I keep them in a lint bag in the original box. They are the most beautiful item I have ever owned. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't like cheap plastic pens so mine are all branded. I can't recall how much I paid for them.
Mauviel pan over £160, I use it everyday
Frette bed linen over £1.5k, I often sleep in them.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have nothing. I'm not including my phone, as I don't technically own it yet, and my laptop is a work one.
I don't enjoy buying myself expensive items, and I hate stuff cluttering up the house. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well apart from several cars etc
Used regularly...hmmm
Our ink 1000s there on both
Erm my shoes loubous again 1000s and jewellery...not sure but several 1000’s ohh and my boobs they’ve paid dividends And Mr has an extensive watch collection from a couple of 100’a to 5k+
Our kids are grown up and moved on so our money is our own these days |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well apart from several cars etc
Used regularly...hmmm
Our ink 1000s there on both
Erm my shoes loubous again 1000s and jewellery...not sure but several 1000’s ohh and my boobs they’ve paid dividends And Mr has an extensive watch collection from a couple of 100’a to 5k+
Our kids are grown up and moved on so our money is our own these days "
Can you be my sugar mommy/daddy |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well apart from several cars etc
Used regularly...hmmm
Our ink 1000s there on both
Erm my shoes loubous again 1000s and jewellery...not sure but several 1000’s ohh and my boobs they’ve paid dividends And Mr has an extensive watch collection from a couple of 100’a to 5k+
Our kids are grown up and moved on so our money is our own these days
Can you be my sugar mommy/daddy "
Yep sure I’d have to sell some shit to keep you tho |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Interesting question and it made me think. It's probably my CD collection though i don't use it everyday (since i finally worked out how to transfer music files onto my phone). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Well apart from several cars etc
Used regularly...hmmm
Our ink 1000s there on both
Erm my shoes loubous again 1000s and jewellery...not sure but several 1000’s ohh and my boobs they’ve paid dividends And Mr has an extensive watch collection from a couple of 100’a to 5k+
Our kids are grown up and moved on so our money is our own these days
Can you be my sugar mommy/daddy
Yep sure I’d have to sell some shit to keep you tho "
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By *irthandgirthMan
over a year ago
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Nothing compared to some of the stuff on here. House and car aside I have a couple of straight razors worth in the hundreds. And some chefs knives worth similar. And no I don't have any weird blade obsession. They are tools and I like to pay for quality.
Oh, my tattoos currently running at about 3k. Not sure I could sell it though  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I live a simple life and have never owned anything designer that costs an arm and a leg. Its not that i cannot afford the better things in life but find it so difficult to part my hard earned cash on designer clothes costing 10 plus times the amount.
Other than my house and Car, my most expensive thing ive purchased that i use everyday is my Television. Unlike clothing, A top quality TV goes a long way and looks stunning |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Does a painting count?
I don’t use you but I enjoy it everyday. "
Of course that counts.
I pretty much started thinking if I get value out of expensive things. (None essentials).
Some things I couldn’t live with out, but lots of expensive purchases I could easily make/get cheaper or do without.
Some items hold valuable memories. Some invoke valuable emotions. Some are incredibly helpful to my life.
Some, I can happily do without. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I got my stand up paddle board for around £900 last summer. I've probably already saved £200 in rental costs and they tend to last 10-15 years so absolutely worth the investment. I'll have saved back what I spent on it by this winter (if the weather ever brightens up enough to use it!). |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Not saying dont want to be burgled
We're a couple of cynics, but as I meet at home that was my initial thought. "
I get it, but that is a shame that it’s your first thought. |
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"After house & car, which must people have.
I'd have to say my bikes.
I've got 9, the cheapest was around £1k when I got it.
Cheapest is 1k? . My bike was10quid off eBay I bet I’d still beat you. "
You can try Bee, you can try.
I only lose when I want too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Other than my house and car, my diamond rings. My 2 carat solitaire is worth 5 figures. And I have several limited edition Barbies, boxed and never opened, which I'll never sell |
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