So. Some backstory...and I will tell it, because it's a badass backstory and deserves to be told. My grandfather, William "Bill" Charlie Colvin (He used Charlie after the war, I imagine to help distance himself from all the killing he did) was a lt. colonel in the airforce during ww2. A bomber. Made 22 bombing runs in Germany and lived. He didn't talk about it much, specially in front of me because I was a kid back then. But my dad eventually got him a brick at the Nola ww2 museum among other things, and at some point he stops in front of a photo of a completely bombed out town with a single building standing. We stood there and watched him for a bit and all he says is ".... We left the church..." and then walks on. 

Suffice to say, the man was kind of a badass. I never realized quite how badass until my dad passed away a couple years back and I just recently came into possession of some of his stuff.

So now we come to the lighter, which is in pretty immaculate condition far as I can tell. I'm pretty sure it's fully custom 925 silver because the outside isn't stamped zippo and I've never seen the design before, and it's got a map of Germany etched into it... And on this map is etched 22 cities and their names. Yes. The 22 cities he bombed. On the other side is simply "Remember me? 
Bill" 
That's some inglorious basterds Lt. Aldo Raine level taunting right there. Man hated the fucking Nazis and wanted to kill as many of them as humanly possible, as I suspect many back then did. 

So therein lies the question... What ya'll think a piece of badass history is worth, out of pure curiosity? 

I have a ww2 custom zippo lighter of my grandfather's... What's it worth?