What speaker is the most musical, one you never want to sell?

I had to sell a pair of JBL l-166 Horizons (purchased new in 1978) during a divorce. I'm not sure if my memory of them exceeds their actual sound quality, but I loved them, even with those ugly waffle grills.. 

My Volti Razz. They do everything that's important to me. They are exciting, draw me in, amazing dynamics and a nice wide open and natural sounding sound stage. 

My Monitor Audio PL500 II speakers. 

I know I’m going to get a lot eye rolling, but my favorite and best speaker that I’ve owned was my Tekton Moabs with Be HF drivers, no Sub required. I’ve owned several each of Vandersteens, Martin Logans, early DCM TW and one pair of Sequerra MET 7.7’s (currently have as well, and thinking about parting with). Yes that’s a very limited scope, but I’ve also auditioned 100’s of others over the years. The Moabs provided the most realistic, full range presentation of anything I’ve owned or auditioned.

Unfortunately, I had to sell them recently in preparation to move across county to retire. They were far too large and heavy for the trip. I’ll likely obtain another pair once we relocate (shipping from Tekton is free, so no real loss) .

In the meantime, I did obtain a pair of ML Montis speakers, which are slightly less unwieldly. They’re great coupled with the Abyss sub I got as well but are not in the same categoty as the Moabs in my personal opinion.

My collections stays Diapason adamantes musical and very nice looking, Andra eggleston it took me 15 yrs to make them sing using 150 watt tube monoblock, Technics  monitor single driver cabinet is state of the art musical as well, KLH model 9  collector items as well modified by the late owner, Red rose  r3 stays as well love the design they also disappear, My omega rs8 birch the cabinet and the musicality is insane. My Borensen x1 onother collection of mine my retirement speakers. I will keep my two Tekton as well.So none for sale.