does not make it true.

What about those that collect matchbooks, swizzle sticks, napkins, sugar packets, Slot cards, Room keys, ect, ect, ect.

Do you assume these have no value either?

Just to be clear, I recently sold off some personals to benefit Mark Todd. In one week I sold over $250 worth of personals.

Years ago I held a personal chip auction to benefit the MOGH. That auction brought in over $1,200.

Strange that things with no value can bring in so much money.

Just because you dont perceive any value in somehting does not make it worthless.

Just something to consider

Doug