Upper Sturry Style Puzzle

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We had a few contentious puzzles from Upper Sturry Sherbets recently, this is one in a similar style:

A man buys his wife a birthday present costing £8000. The day after her birthday she breaks it. He goes out and buys another one, exactly the same as the first, for £25. What was the present?
 

We had a few contentious puzzles from Upper Sturry Sherbets recently, this is one in a similar style:

A man buys his wife a birthday present costing £8000. The day after her birthday she breaks it. He goes out and buys another one, exactly the same as the first, for £25. What was the present?


too expensive
 

None right so far. Obviously.

The replacement was identical to the first, not fake etc.
No discounts, sale prices etc.
Both items were priced at the value that you would normally pay for them.
 
I've got a USS style riddle.

A man is alive. The man dies. What happened? (there's a correct answer)
 

We had a few contentious puzzles from Upper Sturry Sherbets recently, this is one in a similar style:

A man buys his wife a birthday present costing £8000. The day after her birthday she breaks it. He goes out and buys another one, exactly the same as the first, for £25. What was the present?


He paid for her to have a plaster bust made of her image...................it cost £8,000, he took it home, she dropped it............he replaced it for £25 because that is all the replacement cost as the artist kept the cast from which it was made..............the cast cost £7,975.......................prize for Monty!
 
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That could be the right answer Monty, but in the true Upper Sturry tradition, its not the answer I was looking for.

Heats, the question said the original was broken, you can't break a ticket in the wash. Got to be pedantic here.
 

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