Fusion 360
One man’s garbage is another man’s gold, but in the World of asset protection, a piece of garbage can be gold for anyone. Salt Lake City residents often fail to understand what qualifies as an asset, because they are very fortunate, and the fish are often the last to discover their ocean. Without further ado, here is our top eight list of baffling items that qualify as assets.
Yes, Lil Jon’s teeth qualify as assets, because they are sheathed in diamond and gold. Although we’re uncertain that there’s a human being behind those sunglasses, it would be interesting to find out what he did with those teeth if he became broke.
A flitting sweep of your favorite celebrity’s pen across a piece of paper you own can turn it into a desirable commodity. Who needs an asset protection expert for this one? An autographed John Stockton jersey would always be safe to any Salt Lake City resident.
Despite their antiquity, vinyl records can appreciate with time unlike most fixed assets.
Salt Lake City residents may not realize they need asset protection until they understand that what is right underneath their nose, most notably their shoes, may qualify as assets.
Even if something is not an exact replica, or better yet, the actual costume wore in a particular film, it may hold monetary value.
Remember that movie “40 Year Old Virgin”? Steve Carrel’s inamorata was right; if he sold his action figures he could’ve reeled in thousands.
Who said childish items could not appreciate wealth and turn one into a millionaire?
Although foreign coins cannot be used as currency in the states, they can earn thousands of U.S. dollars for mint condition coins hailing from other countries.
James O’Connor is a writer at Fusion 360, an advertising agency in Salt Lake City. He writes for York Howell and many other clients.
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