NSObjects are pointers, so if you try and send it you will just send the pointer rather than the object. My suggestion is that you implement a -serialize method for your subclass, which converts your object to either a string or to numbers. Then implement a -deserialize method to do the reverse.
I can't help you with the nature of these methods, as I do not know what your NSObject contains, but only send the bare minimum of data.
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