Your most valuable object?

[TBD 17,228]

I have few but I would say my laptop and all my years of art work. I remember how devastated I was when two of my artwork got thrown into a trash can. It was painful..

[Dreambiscuit 8,024]

My plushies without question. They're  my family and I couldn't live without them. Some of my creative projects are important too; not because they're all that good, but because they took a lot of effort and I wouldn't want to lose them.

[BritishBrony2012 719]

My two mini teddies and my childhood rubber duck.

[Early Sunsets 2,106]

Sentimentally, there are three blankets that I've had for all nineteen years of my existence. The edges are so soft, and I like to run them through my fingers, especially when I'm feeling stressed or down. I've been through some tough times with them and they mean so much to me 

If we're talking what item has the most monetary value, that's my old Conn 12M saxophone, one of the last few made in the United States. Over $1,000 and countless hours have been put into it, and it also has enough sentimentality that I wouldn't really want to get rid of it, either. It's been through a marching band season, a year of high school symphonic and concert bands, and a semester of symphonic band in college.

[Oblivion 20,265]

Grandpas shotgun that got passed down to me. Id never sell that gun for the world, its priceless and means a lot to me. 

[Splashee 28,537]

I have a few valuable objects. Since most of the things I collect lose their value if they are not a set, I must have at least a certain amount of objects to keep one more worth.

It is kinda like having a Ferrari, but only one, and no other cars, and there won't be other cars around to compare it with. Why would that Ferrari have a meaning then?

[DubWolf 16,623]

34 minutes ago, Bas said:

One? Rather like 20k. Make a guess.

Is it your ant farm  ?

[Megas 27,069]

I don't really have much in the way of sentimental value. I'd say the final issue of Nintendo Power. Been following those guys for a while so to see them end their run was kind of a downer

In terms of actual value, I dropped around $300 a SoC Megazord. Which is an action figure. I don't regret it, but I don't plan on doing anything like that ever again

[Sphinx-Ara 3,517]

Hmm currently my cat Lulu, my laptop and my dad's bass guitar

[Emerald Heart 24,597]

Both of these pictures. The one on the top was given to me for my birthday in middle school, hand-painted by one of my best friends. She even used the melting crayon tactic, as you can see.

The other drawing was given to me by my cousin, who painted a picture of my late dog Dash as my high school graduation present.  I actually teared up when she gave it to me.

Edited November 26, 2019 by Emerald Heart

[anjo 18]

In emotional value, first and foremost my beloved pets; but ignoring the living things, my stuffed animals, cats, to be exact, I had since I was a baby. I got seven of them in my first years:

 

But in terms of monetary value, I would guess that that'd be the collection of 19th/20th century law books I recently received from my town's archives (they would have destroyed them because they had them twice, so I asked if I could get them). The oldest one is from 1816, and the "newest" one is from 1930:

[ZiggWheelsManning 7,376]

On 2019-11-23 at 3:14 AM, Dreambiscuit said:

My plushies without question. They're  my family and I couldn't live without them. Some of my creative projects are important too; not because they're all that good, but because they took a lot of effort and I wouldn't want to lose them.

Just my gaming PC.  @Dreambiscuit should check it out  

[daviddaviddavid 772]

Sentimental - I thought long and hard about this but I think it's unironically my bed. I've had good and bad times there, it's where I've been my happiest and my saddest. Plus it's ridiculously comfortable

Monetary - my car, easily (at least if we're talking about things that are fully paid off). 

[Brony Number 42 9,935]

My 2019 Nissan is the most valuable monetarily.

Personally, my Teen Titans Raven art piece that I commissioned from an artist who worked on the comic spin off.

[Iforgotmybrain 3,519]

By value: The zirconium cap I have on one of my molars or my car. Probably my car since any running vehicle goes for like $4000 nowadays.

By sentimental value: probably the many tools I inherited from my grandfather. Or the old 1910s map of France from my great grandfather who served in WW1.

[Clawdeen 12,110]

Most likely my car since its the most expensive thing I own lol. It's a 2024 fountain blue Chevy Trax

[zerox 1,050]

My computer. For which I paid 4.500€.

[Evil Pink One 13,011]

7 hours ago, zerox said:

My computer. For which I paid 4.500€.

I thought it was your mother who you value most .. not your father? Huh....

[Dreambiscuit 8,024]

On 2023-10-01 at 8:54 PM, ZiggWheelsManning said:

Just my gaming PC.  @Dreambiscuit should check it out  

Valuable in a monetary way, sure. Those rigs don’t come cheap so I’ll bet you have a pretty cool set-up. But you can’t hug a gaming PC. Of course, on the other hand, my plushies, who I value so richly, don’t have joysticks and haptic feedback. It’s all about priorities I guess! 

[TheRockARooster 47,339]

6 minutes ago, Dreambiscuit said:

Valuable in a monetary way, sure. Those rigs don’t come cheap so I’ll bet you have a pretty cool set-up. But you can’t hug a gaming PC. Of course, on the other hand, my plushies, who I value so richly, don’t have joysticks and haptic feedback. It’s all about priorities I guess! 

Dream plushies. 

[Megas 27,069]

I got a copy of Power Rangers Soul of the Dragon signed by JDF, no way am I ever going to part with it, especially after his passing