Do any of you maintain your lower certifications once you pass higher level certs?

I now find myself paying annual fees to (ISC)2, ISACA, EC-Council, and CompTIA. I plan to maintain my CRISC, CISSP and my CEH, but I am considering dropping my CompTIA certs (e.g. Sec+, Net+, Linux+, Project+) and my (ISC)2 SSCP.
Is there really any use to maintaining lower level certs once higher level certs have been attained?
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Maybe CGEIT? I don't know - help!
What's also important for me is to inspire new comers into the industry.
If a newbie sees a CISSP who maintains their Security+, I want to show them that there is still value in the certificate and achievement and that I can still talk to them at that level and am not beyond that.
I'm very proud of who I was and the ambitions I had when I started off in the security realm.
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Also I let my Security+ expire after I got CISSP and i kinda miss it lol
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I was lucky enough to get my A+, Network+, Linux+ during the time it was lifetime. I am not 100% sure that I would have maintained them.
Since 2008, I renewed my VCP almost every 2 years. Until 2014 (or so), you had 6 month after the new release to redo the exam if you didnt want to have to pay for the course, then they changed for renewal every 2 years. Now VMware changed its mind again so now no need to renew.. you do it at your leasure. So, since 2008, I did the exam 6 times, for version 3.5, 4, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5.