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Content: How much something is worth is not a matter of economics, though scarcity of course does have a part to play in determining worth. e.g. antiques. But worth of a thing is worth of the thing to me, that is the worth I assign to it. Is it symbolic, then? Not primarily, since in assigning worth to a thing we are not primarily (deliberately) communicating. Rather, the worth to me is determined by what I see myself as (Credal, q.v.). The assumption that worth is fundamentally economic (or rather financial, Quantitative), has proved something of a conundrum. The more recent assignment of worth to interpretation is also misleading.