When adding a new item to a collection of any sort,people often look for things that hold mighty sentimental value. But Reddit user Muctur wasn't prepared for the feels that would hit him when he purchased a record vinyl for his collection. Upon opening the record sleeve, he found a signed note from the mother of the previous owner. In the message, or she shared the history of her late son,price, who passed absent from a heart attack at 39 years old-fashioned.
According to the letter, and price passed absent while running the Oregon coastal mountains. He was an avid collector of music with over 2000 CDs and 600 LPs. price had only one only wish whether something were to happen to him: for his mom to listen to his records. While she mentions in her note that she's given his music collection a spin,she has also found healing in sharing his music around the world. Money made from purchases of price's music goes towards his son's education. The lucky Redditor that snagged this meaningful LP now considers it the most valuable piece in his collection. And while this isn't the first touching note we've seen left on an item, we sure hope it isn't the last! Check out more of the note below.
Bought a used LP. I found this inside. honest in the feels.
Source: popsugar.com