You and some friends score Super Bowl tickets and the matchup couldn't be better. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers represent the NFC and the New England Patriots got the nod out of the AFC in Super Bowl LVII. Bucs QB, Tom Brady, is given the ball, down 4 with just less than 2:00 on the clock. Brady takes the Bucs the length of the field and hits his target on a fade route as time expired to win the game. The receiver graciously tossed the ball to his QB and Brady launches the ball deep into the stands where somehow you caught it.

As luck (and fortune) would have it, that is the last pass Tom Brady ever through on an NFL field, a completion to you as an exclamation point on the GOAT's career. The next morning, ESPN, CNN, FOX and many others are calling you seeking an interview. Some are calling it the $1,000,000 ball (an accurate valuation based on several unsolicited calls from appraisers. Your wealth has greatly increased as a result of "the catch".

 

Is your greatest possession income? If so, why and to what extent? If not, why not and what would it take to make it income (and then to what extent).Discuss thoroughly?

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I dont think a football no matter how valuable would become my greatest possession or primary source ... View the full answer