Future of the House

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I doubt they are actually throwing away any of Chris's toys for now. I'm expecting the trash content to be 90% Barb's hoard and 10% Chris-related junk that he was either too lazy to toss away like the aforementioned box or held sentimental value that no one else knows.
If it were up to me I'd be getting rid of Chris's stuff first because Barb would likely not care. There would probably be some stuff worth ebaying to utter retards too. She's thrown out Chris's stuff in the past. Plus he's a disgusting rapist piece of shit. Why not start with his shit?

The Transformers box at least suggests they've been in that room.
 
Still, but why?! I still refuse to touch Chris' stuff without gloves and industrial strength bleach and shit. And probably burn everything after I touch it. Gloves included.
 
If it were up to me I'd be getting rid of Chris's stuff first because Barb would likely not care. There would probably be some stuff worth ebaying to utter retards too. She's thrown out Chris's stuff in the past. Plus he's a disgusting rapist piece of shit. Why not start with his shit?
Probably because she's had at least 15 years experience of vindictive Chris going absolutely bananas whenever he slighted in the least, concocting revenge plans, death threats, "Oooo I'm going to cut Clyde Cash", etc... She probably thinks that no where is safe if he finds out his precious toy horde was trashed and that would be the singular focus of Chris to get revenge.

One odd thing was that Chris mentioned, when he thought he was getting out of Central the first time, or at Western, that he was going to return home and "clean" stuff up there. I wonder if that meant something like a supervised visit, with Barb not there, so Chris could pack up all his shit.
 
If it were Barb's hoard yes, but it seems they're starting with Chris' stuff, which Barb has shown to not care about.
I highly doubt anyone working on the interior of the house (I personally do not believe Barb is still there) sees mutilated Funkos and Sonic figurines as having any value. Whomever is working on the place is not into Christory. They may do a cursory glance at some vintage Transformers values on eBay, seeing Chris's Megatron is worth maybe $40 in its condition, take his video game collection to a GameStop for a few hundos, and probably is more interested in selling Bob's records and vintage audio gear to a hipster than a pile of Legos that smell like cum, while hoping the sales recoup the costs of gutting this forsaken Temple consecrated not by Yahweh or Ukko or even Anansi, but by the works of Pinhead or some Lovecraftian Horror.

Barb's hoard has no value other than maybe the $400 necklace. It feels like they're working from one room to the next (I did the same thing with my parents' house after my dad died) so Chris's "studio" is seemingly the first being gutted unless we missed a dumpster being loaded between pilgrimages. Cursory visits the night before trash day in the future would affirm my theory further, but I'm not expecting visual forensics follow-ups.

I still believe the "Infobox" attached to the post in the front of the house is a realtor preparation for a sale. I don't know how Probate works in Greene County, but 6 months would be a national average for an Estate Executor to take possession of Barb's real property should she be declared incompetent. So, this would be about the time the house would be prepped for sale.
 
I still believe the "Infobox" attached to the post in the front of the house is a realtor preparation for a sale.
I'm not seeing this infobox you're talking about, though I still believe that yeah the most likely reason anyone'd bother cleaning up the house would be to sell it in the near future. Whether or not the means Barb has vacated is unclear, although I'd guess she's still there because that one site said she was still there. If she was elsewhere either through eviction or being checked into a nursing home, then she wouldn't still receive mail to the house.
My best guess is Tom and Harriet have gotten a small, non-professional team through some means to start clearing rooms of junk. If they got a full on cleaning crew there'd be a lot more than a trash bin and a few extra bags being tossed, and Tom and Harriet are as old as Barb so they're not doing that much cleaning.
 
For what it's worth? I've identified the box being that of Siege: War For Cybertron Omega Supreme.
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This is a Titan Class figure, basically the BIG one of an entire series for a YEAR which kids have as the number one thing on their letters to Santa, with a bunch of playability with a base mode that can link up to other mini-bases, the figure itself is probably the size of a one year old, and the cost would easily be north of $150 MSRP minimum. Chris likely paid much more from a specialty website that actually had it in stock since most brick and mortar stores do not carry Titans due to the shelf space they take up.

This figure is also fairly recent, being only a 2019 release. Since he had to have gone out of his way to get Omega, it's certain that he's been buying the other giant-as-fuck figures like Typricon, Metroplex, and "Ark" (the giant spaceship that crash lands in the original series and becomes the Autobot headquarters on Earth? Yeah that's also a robot now). Chris being irresponsible with money is nothing new, however.
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How much do you think the total value of Chris’s hoard is? With all of the videos games and transformers it’s got to be at least a couple thousand dollars.
 
How much do you think the total value of Chris’s hoard is? With all of the videos games and transformers it’s got to be at least a couple thousand dollars.
By itself probably not worth much because he didn't take any care of it like a collector would and most of it is common shit of no real inherent value. Collectors want things in mint condition and prefer it even to be in the original packaging. Only the rarest items are worth anything if damaged (or covered in tard cum).

I think if someone were autistic and determined enough there probably are a few items inherently worth something, but if you could prove the connection to Chris, they'd be worth more because of that, maybe even a few thousand, especially if he dies or something.
 
By itself probably not worth much because he didn't take any care of it like a collector would and most of it is common shit of no real inherent value. Collectors want things in mint condition and prefer it even to be in the original packaging. Only the rarest items are worth anything if damaged (or covered in tard cum).

I think if someone were autistic and determined enough there probably are a few items inherently worth something, but if you could prove the connection to Chris, they'd be worth more because of that, maybe even a few thousand, especially if he dies or something.
Original sonichu pages could easily be worth hundred if not thousands of dollars. I hope whoever is staying with Barb doesn’t through everything out because they’d lose a lot of money.
 
Barb (and her caretaker, whoever it is) should legit eBay off Chris's collection. Not even as Christory stuff, for example his GameCube games, even if in shitty condition, could be worth a decent amount.
 
Here we go again - price of some plastic shit.

Guys, I know nothing (party, hehe) about value of transformers, but even the pre-2014 Chris lego collection wasn't great value. And I don't thin about condition (it was poor) but about which sets have chris.

Most noticable from the photos from around 2010:

- Infomaniac figure - in used (by normal person, not retarded rapist) condition wort few dollars, only version with LEGO logo on back is worth more (aroun 40-50 USD);

- 6093 Flying Ninja Fortress from 1997 - in used condition but complette worth around 150-200 USD. Complette - with all wings, but their are the weakest part;

- 6776 Ogel Control Center from 2000 or 2001 - if in great used shape around 100 USD;

- 5988 Pharaoh's Forbidden Ruins from 1997- around 200 USD;

- 6584 Extreme Team Challange from 1997 - around 100 USD.

All of it if:

a) seller know about bricklink,
b) condition of items is good - stickers in good shape, complete,
c) items are original
d) seller has time to sell it.

What we have to deal (lets say, nothing of listed items was damaged in fire from 2014):

a) probable they don't know about bricklink. Cleaners from family may think about selling legos on e-bay, but in this case divide the price by 2 at least because they will go as incomplete or even in a bulk sale (divide in this case by 5 or 6);
b) condition is after fucking with Chris. ALL of mentioned sets have some shiny pieces (expensive and easy to get damaged in play), clothing (easy to by dirty with navy) or stickers;
c) we know that Chris never has owning original 6332 Command Post Central (set from 1997), but a cheap copy from China. How we can be sure that he have other old sets in original? He was around 16-19 years old when they was in shops and his parents wasn' type of guys to buy a teenager couple of sets in price of 55-70 USD (that was their price when they was in shops). On other hand most producers form China was using older (around 5-10 years after Lego was retiring set) lego models for own products. I think at least two or more from short list mentioned upper (6093, 6776, 5988, 6584) can be non-original;
d) clean-up guys didn't have time to sell it. This is how the companies like "we buy lego in bulk" works - people who sell them their childs lego didn't have knowledge how to sell it or time to sell it, companies have and are also able to separate what is worth cash and what isn't worth a dime.

Big bucks are in lego, but not in Chris collection - if you have a good shaped and working train set from 1980-2000 it will be worth some cash, but not every old lego set will be popular.
 
Big bucks are in lego, but not in Chris collection - if you have a good shaped and working train set from 1980-2000 it will be worth some cash, but not every old lego set will be popular.
Chris also had a habit of buying entire sets of various things because he wanted to use one or two pieces for retarded shit, so I'd imagine a lot of his sets aren't complete. He did that with those retarded Amiibos too.
 
Chris also had a habit of buying entire sets of various things because he wanted to use one or two pieces for retarded shit, so I'd imagine a lot of his sets aren't complete.
Good point.

Another thing about lego reselling: set is considered complette, if he had all of rare parts or set exclusive parts. Sometimes their are common parts in uncommon color. Sometimes they was produced only for few sets.

Let we think about set 6420. Go an open his page or brlicklink.

This set in use condition without box costs around 10 USD. It have parts:

- postman minifigure with unique torso - aroun 1 USD used;
- minifigure container (basket) BLACK - common as fuck, not worth a dime;
- common brick 2x2, worth even less than container;
- round plate CLEAR - worth nothing;
- two tille bricks with letter pattern - common, worth cents if in good condition;
- bicycle in yellow - set unique, in this color it was only in 6420. 5-7 dollars worth in acceptable shape;
- two pieces used to build a mailbox - rare with this particular pattern, but Lego produced many other mailboxes, so they worth is aroun dime to half of a dollar.

As you see, in pretty good set (really, this set has rare parts, is universal and usable both in MOC's, city dioramas in all styles and blah blah) most of its worth is in ONE piece, and if we think about TWO most waluable pieces (minifig torso and bicycle) they have nearly all worth of set. The most fragile pieces have the worth, and both of them are most likely to be wasted by Chris due to customization.

And this rule is in use for every single open/used lego set. Worth is in rare parts, not in the age of bricks (in most cases, sometimes a old brick will be worth more than new brick in the sime size, type and color due to slighty color changes over the years - but this is a very advanced concept). Most peoples which will wish to have used 6420 will not gave a fuck for the brick 2x2 nor tile with letter pattern - they cane use one from original set, or produced in 2017 as good. What they want is the postman minifigure (torso mostly, red legs are common, hat is common) and yellow bicycle. Paretto says hello in lego universe.

And word about boxes and instructions: they can double price of set. I'm pretty sure Chris didn't give a fuck about keeping in good shape instructions, boxes are now thrown away by cleaners.
 
I highly doubt anyone working on the interior of the house (I personally do not believe Barb is still there) sees mutilated Funkos and Sonic figurines as having any value. Whomever is working on the place is not into Christory. They may do a cursory glance at some vintage Transformers values on eBay, seeing Chris's Megatron is worth maybe $40 in its condition, take his video game collection to a GameStop for a few hundos, and probably is more interested in selling Bob's records and vintage audio gear to a hipster than a pile of Legos that smell like cum, while hoping the sales recoup the costs of gutting this forsaken Temple consecrated not by Yahweh or Ukko or even Anansi, but by the works of Pinhead or some Lovecraftian Horror.

Barb's hoard has no value other than maybe the $400 necklace. It feels like they're working from one room to the next (I did the same thing with my parents' house after my dad died) so Chris's "studio" is seemingly the first being gutted unless we missed a dumpster being loaded between pilgrimages. Cursory visits the night before trash day in the future would affirm my theory further, but I'm not expecting visual forensics follow-ups.

I still believe the "Infobox" attached to the post in the front of the house is a realtor preparation for a sale. I don't know how Probate works in Greene County, but 6 months would be a national average for an Estate Executor to take possession of Barb's real property should she be declared incompetent. So, this would be about the time the house would be prepped for sale.
The only reason why anyone would buy Chris’s crap is because it belonged to Chris. Even if a few figures managed to sell on eBay, the shipping alone is killer — honestly, I don’t blame whoever is cleaning out the place for just throwing it all out. Plastic tat is pretty much worthless on the secondary market unless you have a buyer who is willing to buy the whole lot of it.

I had no evidence of this so I chose not to say it earlier, but I agree with the farmers who said it’s likely the house is being prepped to be sold. Unless Barb can afford home nursing care (which is fabulously expensive) or has a family member willing to dedicate years of their life to caring for her (also unlikely), she will be moved into specialized care. The house will have to be sold to pay for it. It happens every day to people all over the country.

So, weens, start saving your tugboat pennies if you want to start the Ruckersville Museum of Christory at 14 Branchland Court.
 
Mark my words some retard will buy it "ironically"
It would have to be someone with more money than sense that doesn't give a shit about getting back their investment.
Unless its just buying it to rip it down and flip something on the lot.
Without Chris there to act as a lure you'd never get enough people who care enough to travel out to Ruckersville and pay admission to gawk at the Tard Labyrinth to make back enough to pay off the property taxes let alone make your money back.
It's seems like a neat idea at first glance, a "CwCseum" but I doubt anyone cares enough about Chris, especially with him not being there, especially now he's no longer a harmless tard but a motherfucker, to travel out to the boonies to see it.
It's a shame really, but its not like nobody saw this coming for a decade.
The only thing left now is to see what kind of meltdown he has if/when he gets out and finds he's lost everything.
And all he had to do was not fuck his geriatric mother.
Fucking hell.
 
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