What happens to your art when your gone?

[JadeGiant]

Great thread. All of my collectibles will go to my kids. In the present state of my collection, that would present a daunting task so I see myself scaling back over the years until the collection is in a more manageable state.

[nbr3bagshotrow]

I'm gonna donate mine to SCA.





Statue Collectors Anonymous.

[Ghost9]

Underdog - Agreed about the will. The wife & I have a trust set up, which doesn't cost that much more than a will and is much easier when you're gone from a legal standpoint.

Carlos - LOL, you got it, bud. That's like half my collection!

[Bishop40]

we should set up a hulk museum and i will donate some pieces to the museum.

[JadeGiant]

Originally Posted by Bishop40

we should set up a hulk museum and i will donate some pieces to the museum.

We could definitely do it quickly with all the great Hulk stuff around here!

[Underdog07]

Originally Posted by Ghost9

Underdog - Agreed about the will. The wife & I have a trust set up, which doesn't cost that much more than a will and is much easier when you're gone from a legal standpoint.

Carlos - LOL, you got it, bud. That's like half my collection!

People who do not like paying taxes and who have kids should get advice from an attorney re a trust.

[Underdog07]

Originally Posted by Bishop40

we should set up a hulk museum and i will donate some pieces to the museum.

Originally Posted by JadeGiant

We could definitely do it quickly with all the great Hulk stuff around here!

Set it up in Nevada and have a be the hulk origin story interactive set up

[Behold Gravitas]

I plan on having my art buried with me in vacuum sealed containers, so that thousands of years from now when our civilization is long gone our human descendents will stumble upon the art and eventually display it in their version of the "British Museum."

This way future generations can write lengthy dissertations about how our species must have looked in our time...males with rippling muscles (some anatomically disproportionate with their skeletal structure) and females that must have had massive back pains from carry so much weight up top. Plus wonder about the genetic outliers that were green and mean!

Good question though, I haven't really thought about any of my collectibles and where they would go - no kids yet - and my wife only has a vague idea of how much they are "worth."

[nbr3bagshotrow]

Originally Posted by Behold Gravitas

I plan on having my art buried with me in vacuum sealed containers, so that thousands of years from now when our civilization is long gone our human descendents will stumble upon the art and eventually display it in their version of the "British Museum."

This way future generations can write lengthy dissertations about how our species must have looked in our time...males with rippling muscles (some anatomically disproportionate with their skeletal structure) and females that must have had massive back pains from carry so much weight up top. Plus wonder about the genetic outliers that were green and mean!

Good question though, I haven't really thought about any of my collectibles and where they would go - no kids yet - and my wife only has a vague idea of how much they are "worth."

Kids only cost.

[Underdog07]

Originally Posted by nbr3bagshotrow

Kids only cost.

A lot