What's Your Collection's Net Worth?

[Monocrom]

What's it worth?.... Definitely we're literally talking new car money.
I plead the 5th on whether or not I tallied everything up since my last post in this thread.

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

What's it worth?.... Definitely we're literally talking new car money.
I plead the 5th on whether or not I tallied everything up since my last post in this thread.

I don't remember seeing any pictures of your collection ........

 

[snakebite]

You know, most people who collect flashlights also collect knives and firearms.

And radio stuff.
Heres a cheap one

 

[leukos]

What's it worth?.... Definitely we're literally talking new car money.

If just flashlights, then probably used car money. If adding guns and knives too, then probably new Mercedes territory.

 

[bykfixer]

Mine is worth exactly what somebody is willing to pay for it. No more. No less.

 

[alpg88]

you making / building lights?

yes I do

 

[Monocrom]

I don't remember seeing any pictures of your collection ........

Give me 5 years to gather up every single light I own and take it by moving-truck to a professional photography studio if you want to see the collection.

 

[Monocrom]

If just flashlights, then probably used car money. If adding guns and knives too, then probably new Mercedes territory.

Nope! Just flashlights.... New car money on my end. My knives, multi-tools.... Small house in the poorest section of Ohio money.

 

[wimmer21]

Now, probably around 8-10 thousand. I've sold well over a hundred lights though.

 

[Sabrewulf]

It's hard to say, it's been a long time.
And I've lost a lot of lights, some very expensive ($500+), and some were free as gifts.

Most of my lights are in the $200 range.
I'd say between 3 to $6,000. And it'll probably approach $10,000 because I eventually want a triV 007.

 

[TIFisher]

I don't have a dollar figure (or whatever currency format is applicable) to account my "collection". Volume wise, it's too many. Utility wise it's ridiculously bloated. Value wise probably zero, as whomever has to deal with disposal of all of it in my imminent demise, including batteries/cells/accessories and boxes (yes, I hoard them all) will likely have no interest or desire to expend the energy to valuate or distribute it to anyone who may appreciate it. With little exception most would probably end up in a $5 box at Goodwill.
What's that saying?...."one man's junk is another man's treasure". That's more likely true in my case. Keep your eye out. :-O.