A 1960 Deutz D15 tractor from my grandfather.
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A Sheaffer Balance fountain pen that I bought and restored, I believe it's from somewhere around 1934. A few fountain pens that are certainly old but of unknown date as well.
Runner up would be my house built in the early 50's.
A porcelain doll that's likely over 100 years old. It's most certainly haunted.
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Pretty sure it's my testicle.
Petrified fern (unless I gave it to my niece. Hrm, I don't remember)
some curtains
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Probaly some Ottoman coins since my father runs buisness selling old money.
Silver plated dining utensil set circa WWII. Nothing significant about it, just from the time.
As far as I can guess, stones of shungite estimated to be about two billion years old.
Muh dick.
Going off the half life of a dick this person obviously wins