What is the most valuable thing you own: Money-wise and sentimental-wise?

My house. :)

my DVR

Well, I have a house & an automobile but I don't technically 'own' them(yet). Probably my piano. Paid in full.

At this time, I don't own anything terribly valuable.

money-wise- my car......sentimental- man, theres soooo many things, like the spotted drinking glass that was exclusively mine when I used to go to Granmas place as a kid ( it now sits under glass in the hutch and is NEVER used! ) and the little egg timer thats at least 70 yrs old, that once belonged to my great aunt Rose ( She had no kids, so , it was the only "toy" in the house......I used to sneak into the kitchen and play with it ...eventually, my great uncle gave it to me, when my great Aunt died....its the only souvenir i have of her. )

My health?

Geez Coff, you dont have anything else that you cherish? :eek2:

Yes of course i guess i was being smart, i have alot of things that have been left for me from dead relatives that are valuable i just dont want say in respect of them i guess.

One thing I have that I'd be devestated if I lost is a gold heart locket and a gold sapphire ring that my grandparents brought me back from Italy in 1988 when I was five. I've had both for so long the items feel part of me and since my grandad died last year I'd be horrified if I lost the locket, since he paid a lot of money for it, and he would have bought it specifically as something for me to remember him by later in my life.

I also love my autograph collection. I don't know how valuable it is in terms of money but I don't care about that. It's worth a lot to me and I really treasure it.

Most valuable items money-wise: probably my lap-top or my school education (actually, my education most definitely has that lap-top beat).

Sentimental items: a teddy bear my Nana (now deceased) gave me when I was in the hospital, jewelry given to me when my Nana passed away, my cats, my yearbooks, and my photo collection/scrapbooks from over the years with my friends/family

Monetarily, my car. Sentimentality-wise...outside of living things, same answer.

I have quite a few sentimental items left to me by my loved ones. The most valuable thing, in terms of $$, would be my home, which has no mortgage on it. In fact, I'm debt free. I own everything outright, car, home, etc.

Money Wise: Portable DVD player, Jersey's, 30 GB I pod and Jordan shoes

Sentimental: Gold chain of Virgin Mary given to me by my parents, crystal Rosary given to me by my grandma, my dvd collection, a couple of toys given to me when I was little

Money wise: I own a house on a lakefront
also my buisiness that i own, property and building.

Money wise: My 32 inch tv

Sentimental wise: The picture I have of my dad, mom, me and my brother, and the pics I have of my grandparents, and any all pics I have of my mom.

Monetary, would be my House

Sentimental, would have to be pictures and my wedding dress

Hmmm...GREAT thread!

Money: I'd say college education (working on Master's now), but since I've never actually paid for schooling, I guess I can't say that. So, either my car (which I'm still paying on, so I don't technically own), or some of my JFK memorabilia (ie, an original Rauschenberg print, an original campaign pennant, etc.).

Sentimentally: Again, some of my JFK stuff, but I'd also say my cycing stuff...I bought my bike right after my divorce, so it represents my freedom. My jerseys and my autographs (of riders and of MASH cast members) also would kill me if something happened to them!

Most Valuble thing I own- My car

Most sentimental: My bible my parents got me when I got confermed from Catechism class, My scrapbooks, this Amy Grant Book/Cd of the song Mary's song actually it was the note my mom wrote inside the book/cd that made it sentimental. This toy santa clause that moves and rings a bell that I have my grandma gave me I remember my grandma told me when I was just a month old she would turn that thing on and I would just smile and cry when she turned it off it was my favorite thing and everytime she got it out for christmas I just get excited I don't know why I just love that thing. All the cards my boyfriend got me because he would write something personal in each one of the cards he gave me. This fake rose my boyfriend won for me at the carnival, he played the game 3 times till he won that.

My education

My father's property and his WW2 items.

Also, a Virgin Mary necklace that my niece brought back for me from Italy that she had blessed by Pope John Paul II in 2002.

I thought of a couple more sentimental things such as (these things are not possessions) - My brother gave me a chance to be an Aunt to twins
My boyfriends love and trust
My families love
3 best friends who are like sisters to me
My Father (not my earthly father, God) - Unconditional love for me and the fact that he gave his son for mine and our sins so we could live in eternity with him
Jesus- His life so when I die I can go to heaven