Long story short my great grandpa was a 32nd degree mason, a

Also, I guess local history and shit

Really just looking for some history on this

>>1770920
Between the seal, the name of the mayor, and the ceremonial shape to the bit, I'd say it's a key to the city.

>>1770992
Well I know that it's some shit like that, but I know it isn't THE key obviously. It seems like a paper weight but it has to be collectable or something.

>>1771022
>Well I know that it's some shit like that, but I know it isn't THE key obviously.
What did he mean by this?

Most masonic stuff is semi mass produced. There's collectors who might be interested, especially with named people and stories attached, but something like that probably has more sentimental value than monetary.

>>1771022
Keys to the city are like trophies. There's no THE key, it doesn't unlock anything and is given out repeatedly to honor citizens of various places all the time.

>>1770920
was he the reason why indianapolis turned into a zoo full of niggers and white trash southerners?

>>1771302
Well, he did build some shitty apartments

If I were to sell it, does anyone know what I could get for it?

>>1770920
Worth? Only what a collector would pay. Freedom of the city (keys to the city) like that would only be to the person it was given. So it's just a conversation piece.
And no, not Masonic, if that's what you were implying.

>>1771795
>selling familial keepsakes
For shame.

>>1771996
Just found it interesting, and I wouldn't sell it. I collect some stuff like that, I just like knowing the overall value. For some reason I can't find any information about it. I've been trying to research it and the only thing I can find is Reggie Wayne getting the key to Indianapolis in 2015, can't find any info on any other recipients of the key from 64 to 68

>>1771047
I'm late replying on this, but I didn't know there could be multiple. Kinda stupid on my part.