911 for the Nitty Gritty scrapper

Maybe I am just a little worried for no reason BUT as I was working my scrap to day I see what a daunting task i have created , even as I run into other scrappers fewer are like me - as I try to capitalize on what I find, down to the Nitty Gritty , If there is a coin name I am a Nitty Gritty scrapper & some times I do give up on some pieces & let it go Tin but not often . I see the wealth if I persist & thats my dream , I could see that a person could collect enough and most important , as long as your healthy you could start to work on items you have save for decades as an old codger .
This post though is for the here and now - IF I DIE - what sense will my wife and kids make of the stuff I collected . I have educated my kids as to the value and to sell as per metal type , but for real help I feel the only people I can trust to advise them and have them push on are the members here . I don't want to die as who does and I am grateful each day I am vital but one day as even some of you ; we will pass on with what might look like a hoarding sickness .
We need to develop a support network of sorts for the regretful day of need . The help can be one on one talks and more if possible
well it's just a thought I know I'd be there if some needs me .

I ran into a strange situation when my friend when to jail.

he had been hoarding a lot of high value scrap on the side of his father's house for months without cashing in. Then he got locked up for doing stupid things. He is still locked up and i went to visit him 6 days ago. anyway, his father called me and asked me if i wanted the scrap. it was a mixed feeling i had, but when he told me "i just want the stuff gone. it looks terrible on the side of my house" i agreed to take it.

between a little bit of my own, and his, that was a $300 load of scrap. it benefit us both, and i told my boy when i went to visit, and he understood and was ok with it. the police seized his truck anyway when he was arrested. But i came to help his dad, and got a good load.

is this anything like what you meant? somewhere for your people to turn when they are left with your stuff in the unfortunate event of your death? like who to ask about what? and how to handle your unfinished scrap business or possibly take it over should you die? that could be valuable to loved ones, but im not sure i fully understood your suggestion

Originally Posted by Copper Head

Very complex the whole topic , But I need to sell off some product and make sure the family and I have fun with scrap money
a dinner out , a trip . in time the value of it will become more clear but yes most important have some nice times with the family

When you get right down to it, it's just stuff.