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<p>[QUOTE="Midas, post: 112648, member: 2761"]I got divorced in 1998 and after going through what "stuff" I was left with, I found my ex-wife's freakin' Precious Moments collection. </p><p> </p><p><img src="http://www.business.strose.edu/482sprY2K/Julie/pmb.gif" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></p><p> </p><p> </p><p>She thought it was lost in the move. Lucky this stuff was in storage while she was "raking me over the coals."</p><p> </p><p>THANK YOU SIR, MAY I HAVE ANOTHER?!? Gotta love those divorce attornies. At least she never got her hands on my coin collection as 95% of the collection was in my hands BEFORE I got married. So I stored them at my folk's house while my life was getting divided.</p><p> </p><p>Smiling and smerking...I said to myself, "Screw it!...I'll list these on eBay and will apply the proceeds to replacing the tools she got. [Why she got the tools is beyond me, but I did get these stupid ceramic dolls].</p><p> </p><p>I listed them as <b>"Divorced Man Selling Ex-Wife's Precious Moment Collection".</b></p><p> </p><p>I stated the story again (long version) and posted pictures of these things next to a ruler and described all of the notations on the bottom as best I could. I REALLY had no idea what these were worth, nor did I care. I just wanted to sell them and listed all of them starting at 99 cents. They were all in mint condition as my ex kept them in the original boxes while they were in storage. I should have thanked her for that!</p><p> </p><p>Man...was I surprised what these things sold for! I had one lady buyer that told me she didn't know if she bought one of the precious monents for the item itself, or my story in the listing. At least it brought some happiness to another collector.</p><p> </p><p>Still, the money I made from selling those things was some <i>small</i> justice in a nasty divorce war. After that, I always felt they should make it as difficult to get married as they do to get divorced. What a nightmare to say the least![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Midas, post: 112648, member: 2761"]I got divorced in 1998 and after going through what "stuff" I was left with, I found my ex-wife's freakin' Precious Moments collection. [IMG]http://www.business.strose.edu/482sprY2K/Julie/pmb.gif[/IMG] She thought it was lost in the move. Lucky this stuff was in storage while she was "raking me over the coals." THANK YOU SIR, MAY I HAVE ANOTHER?!? Gotta love those divorce attornies. At least she never got her hands on my coin collection as 95% of the collection was in my hands BEFORE I got married. So I stored them at my folk's house while my life was getting divided. Smiling and smerking...I said to myself, "Screw it!...I'll list these on eBay and will apply the proceeds to replacing the tools she got. [Why she got the tools is beyond me, but I did get these stupid ceramic dolls]. I listed them as [B]"Divorced Man Selling Ex-Wife's Precious Moment Collection".[/B] I stated the story again (long version) and posted pictures of these things next to a ruler and described all of the notations on the bottom as best I could. I REALLY had no idea what these were worth, nor did I care. I just wanted to sell them and listed all of them starting at 99 cents. They were all in mint condition as my ex kept them in the original boxes while they were in storage. I should have thanked her for that! Man...was I surprised what these things sold for! I had one lady buyer that told me she didn't know if she bought one of the precious monents for the item itself, or my story in the listing. At least it brought some happiness to another collector. Still, the money I made from selling those things was some [I]small[/I] justice in a nasty divorce war. After that, I always felt they should make it as difficult to get married as they do to get divorced. What a nightmare to say the least![/QUOTE]
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