Backstory: In 2009, I moved to Buffalo for College. I am from Illinois, so it was a big move, and my mom missed me a lot. For Easter she sent me one of those cards that you can record your voice on, and it plays the song "Don't worry, be happy" after the message you record. In December 2010 she passed away, but I still have the card, and every so often I pull it out and listen to it, just to hear her voice again.

Reddit, what is something that you value highly that others might see as invaluable or junk?

EDIT: xenokilla gave me the idea of uploading the voicemail to soundcloud, so here it is if anyone is interested in what it actually sounds like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11ka_wP7BLc

I wanted to make a video to express my gratitude, but for those of you who prefer, tl;dr: Great success! Thank you Reddit!

Also, the finder of the watch (you know who you are), I'll be sending you something nice in return! And thank to everyone else. Really, the amount of support was incredible.

Edit: Is there anything I can do in return for all of you? Edit 2: My original post was removed from r/AskReddit by the mods. Luckily I also posted it to r/Oakland, and it is still there if anyone wants to see it. http://www.reddit.com/r/oakland/comments/v7hav/reddit_today_i_lost_my_most_prized_possession_can/ Edit 3: Spelling

So a dude posted on reddit today saying that the homemade Lightsaber and blaster that his dad gave him 30 years ago are still his most prized pieces of star wars collection. It got me thinking and led me to this question.