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but the real answer is probably some piece of technology like my computer or xbox360

my drumkit. but i've had it all years now and it's not been that well looked after.

Or one of the limited edition LotR models from GW. Sold a couple before I moved for about £100 each. My telecasters been through the wars, so thats worth zip

lame

Is all in really good condition. That might be worth a fair bit.

Some dirty sheik would probably pay a fortune to bone me.

but it got ripped off my neck last week in poland by some thieving bastards

*shakes head*

Which is worth around 200€ at present (though in the grand scale that's nothing for wine). It will continue to become more and more valuable in the years to come though... I don't have many expensive things, I spend money on expensive consumables.

Otherwise would've been my laptop but she's getting a bit old these days. So probably my iPad. Sad life.

probably that

his first British one on HMV, worth £500 in mint condition. Unfortunately it isn't, it is minus a cover and is scratched but plays kinda OK. Pretty lucky find in a massive box of mouldy Neil Diamond compliations in a friend's Dad's shed. Other than that I don't really have expensive tastes or much luck, so it is the standard house, car, laptop, phone and not a lot else.

or guitar amp

but maybe also the engagement ring i bought my fiancee.

Just looked up a couple of signed first editions I have (Jonathan Franzen's Freedom, with errors, and Philip Pullman's Amber Spyglass), and they're worth fuck all.

So probably my laptop, with was about £350. I'm actually quite glad I don't own anything worth nicking.

or my Gibson Custom Shop ES-335.

Bought for £100 6 or 7 years ago, I saw one for sale for £1100 last week. Kerr-Ching. :)

Think that is worth £300-400 on a good day.

Dunno what it's called, ambergain or something. That recent news story reminded me that my Dad has it in his attic back at the family home. He showed it to me years ago, he found it on a Cornish beach I think near to where he grew up. Hasn't mentioned it since but at the time he said I could have it if i want, but it has to remain in the attic.

Anyone have any idea if it's still worth anything? Must be at lease 30 years old, maybe older.

I've not really got anything of value. A few electronic goods that will have depreciated, a few art prints that may have appreciated, and one or two of the CDs, LPs and 7-inches that might have gone up in value.

I used to think that the most valuable one was the Apes/Les Savy Fav/ Mars Volta tour CD from about 10 years ago, but then it turns out that an old Kings Of Convenience EP is worth a lot too.

I dunno. It's probably my Star Wars toys.

which I've always said I'll sort out and sell but have yet to get around to being arsed to, largely because I know my Mum won't know how to deal with the postage and I live 400 miles away. Taken collectively that's probably the most in cash value. I don't really have anything expensive. My TV and my bass guitar were probably the most expensive when bought new but depreciation etc. I have high hopes for my Tim Doyle Simpsons screen print from his Unreal Estate show though, it's roughly quadrupled from what I bought it for about a year ago.

either my sofa or my Orange Rockerverb.

...Jimmy Cauty, Billy Childish and Bill Drummond - not sure if any of them are actually worth more than I paid for them though (think the Billy Childish might be since he seems to be a recognised painter these days).

Boring answer - I have four thousand Prudential shares.

aside from telly/car/house/cameras etc
a banksy print that was free
the juvenes numbered edition book
signed douglas adams books
test match ticket with lara, murali & andy flowers sigs on it (lara wrote i've always admired your googlies)
loads of rare new order stuff like signed copy of the gatefold susbstance (given to factory employees only), signed cdv of true faith, complete set of 7 egg/proccession singles, technique dat, fac150sp etc
jamie hewlett signed gorillaz print
abbey road first press with misaligned apple on back
pj harvey dry vinyl with free demo album

Built it up and spent £3800 doing so.

My dad has a factory pressing of Tattoo You by The Rolling Stones still in it's factory sleeve, signed by all the band and their manager at the time. Think that might be worth something.

TV
Laptop
Your mum

and a signed book from Scott........people seem to lap that shit up

Very good condition. No dust jacket (although I'm not sure there was one to begin with). Probably worth a fair bob.

My dad's got loads of incredibly valuable, rare angling books that no one would know about unless you're really into eel or carp fishing.

Apart from that at my parents place there's a 17th century grandfather clock made by some legendary horologist called Phillip Avenell - apparently it's worth five figures. His dad found it in a skip and restored it.

Pretty sure German Nan's got a load of Nazi gold in her loft.

The fixtures and fittings alone are probably worth around £30k.

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And if we exclude my wife as being 'sentimental pussy crap', I'd guess the TV's the most valuable thing in our home, given it's the most recent electrical purchase. Everything else will have devalued massively.