Thread: What will happen to your straight shaving related collection after you die?

Originally Posted by Magpie

I have nobody to leave any of my belongings too. When my friend passed away, he asked me to take care of his cats, and left me a satchel full of gemstones to pay for their care. Problem is, I dont know anything about stones, or where to sell them, how to describe them etc.

So, for my belongings, my family will take them and sell them I'm sure, but every item has begun getting labeled. Like "Escher Hone" $500 Is the stone worth that much? No, but believing that I paid such a price will prevent them from just putting it out at the yard sale for .50 cents!

Don't go to far out of line or they will think that you were actually crazier than they originally thought and ignore the tags anyway.

Originally Posted by 32t

Don't go to far out of line or they will think that you were actually crazier than they originally thought and ignore the tags anyway.

They KNOW I'm crazy, but since I tell them stories of selling Norton stones for 800 dollars they think Im a mad genius. Most likely, they will put all my stuff on Ebay and it will all return from whence it came

Originally Posted by Magpie

I have nobody to leave any of my belongings too. When my friend passed away, he asked me to take care of his cats, and left me a satchel full of gemstones to pay for their care. Problem is, I dont know anything about stones, or where to sell them, how to describe them etc.

So, for my belongings, my family will take them and sell them I'm sure, but every item has begun getting labeled. Like "Escher Hone" $500 Is the stone worth that much? No, but believing that I paid such a price will prevent them from just putting it out at the yard sale for .50 cents!

If that is your problem PM me I might be able to assist you. Seriously no kidding here.

I got my son-in-law hooked and my 2 grandsons each get a Mastro Livi and the rest of my razors they can fight over along with the brushes, scuttles, creams, soaps and assorted razor holders and wall unit. I asked my oldest grandson if he wants to learn to shave, he's four and he said his mommy won't let him touch the razors. Then he said he was to young to cut himself. Out of the mouth of babes.