One of the rewards that I'm planning on giving the party are objects of art that have large amounts of gold value to the point of nearly being priceless.  As a DM, my hope was for the party to hang on to these items, as they are rare pieces of Rianardu's past.

If the party would rather sell them, I can instead convert them into magic items (But I feel this will lose much in translation).  Any thoughts?

Elle is down keeping things from her adventures. So far, she has kept something from each of her 'adventures' with the party, save the first one. That being said, normally the party divides the wealth, and something kept is deducted from their share of the wealth (how Elle has done it in the past)

If we got some priceless loot, it would either have to be meta'd that the party kept it, or sold, by our rules set before. I am definatly not against keeping things, but one *high value* item that we dont sell cuts into the party's profit for an adventure, and many people (Elle included) have a desire to increase wealth to accomplish other things.

*shrug*

So I've been using the "plot item" rules...think of bura bhal's staff.  I had lowballed the price at 35k.  I'm hoping that true priceless items can be stored in a guildhall reliquary, or something similar.