These sort of situations are maddening, they'll let something rot right into the ground rather than sell it to someone who can make use of it. Personally have never wanted something like that but have seen plenty of situations where it took a death to get something on the open market (assuming the heir(s) didn't think it was golden too!).
So many people are very misinformed about value also. Ran into this in the antique biz when we did that many years ago, thought just because it was old that it was valuable. Had one guy tell me an oak wash stand was rare and valuable and he wanted $500 for it. Told him they are common, I see about one a week just like his, have never paid more than $200 for one and most were in better shape than his. He got huffy and walked off. You can't fix stupid, but you can work on ignorant, I guess.
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