Items/Objects that have a Sentimental Value to you.

Tigerlime: There is one thing that has an Value to me that is much more than it's Price. It's a Gold Maneki Neko. It's a really nice Item as it is, but I also got it from someone who Lives in China. And that's where the Real Value for me comes from.

DiIIy: I have a small plate with a picture of a cat on it. Value in money, i have no idea, sentimental its priceless. It was handed down to me from my grandmother who got it from hers.

I always have it on display and every time i see it my thoughts go directly to my grandmother

Tigerlime: Interesting, would it be Possible to get to see the Plate? Or the Possibility to know the Breed of the Cat that's Displayed.

NiNjA LuCiD_: My wedding band. First it was my great grandmothers then it was my grandmothers and then it was mine. The gold is very thin now but it means more to me than any other material possession I have.

DiIIy: @ Tigerlime, I dont have a public gallery but i looked at the dish and did a google but couldnt find a pic to match.

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/2-vintage-royal-adderley-small-square-cat

Mine looks nicer than those cat pics

Royal Adderley FLORAL Bone China Made in England
Cat looks like a Tabby
Has gold rim around edge of plate.

Its a set of 2, my mum has the other one.

medic17: Mine is a blanket I made for my Grandma several years ago. She always crocheted all the grandkids blankets, and for one Christmas I made her one. She loved it! She used it for many years, and when she passed away recently I got it back. It still smells like her. Just to hold it brings back so many peaceful memories.

StuckInTheSixties:

Two items:

A small piece of the Berlin Wall.
stuckinthesixties's Picture

The American flag that covered my father's coffin at his funeral.

Edit: Oh, and the book, "The Lion's Paw," by Robb White," the actual copy which I got when I was twelve or thirteen. It changed my life.

harlett: wow.....i'm almost so jealous of you all that have physical objects.....i just have my sentimental memories of moments shared......with loved ones and friends.

medic17: @ harlett: sometimes memories are the best things to have. Objects break, etc....

AuroraBorialis: The last letter my great-grandmother recieved from an aunt years ago just before her death. The letter is very detailed about her discovery of being a cancer patient, what was going on with her life during that time, and just the fact that it came to me from my mother, who recieved it from her mother, who recieved it from hers means a ton to me. The letter itself isn't very valuable to anyone else but it sure does make for an object I have great sentimental value for.

Tigerlime: @ Dilly: Seems like a very nice Plate.