Any assets outside of the specific categories already described. This typically refers to personal property and can vary widely depending on the individual. These items may be found in their residence, a storage unit, or a safe. It is imperative to catalog any items found in safes and safety deposit boxes in particular, as these were likely considered significant or valuable to the deceased.
Below is a list of some examples to consider:
Jewelry, watches, gemstones, and precious metals.
Cash, bearer bonds, and similar physical assets.
Electronics, computers, and tools.
Collectables or collections, such as wine, stamps, coins, art, comics, furniture, music, shoes, firearms, and so on.
Typically, any personal property that has been collected should be regarded as potentially valuable. If you decide to sell the property, you may require the assistance of an expert to assess its value and propose divestment strategies.