Celebrity auctions are for those who would give all they have to own something famous
One Direction band member Niall Horan’s halfeaten piece of toast left on an Australian talk show has attracted almost $1,00,000 in online bids.

Elvis Presley was known for his extravagant pompadour and a strand of it was sold for $1,15,000, which was more than the combined hair power of John Lennon ($48,000), John F Kennedy ($3,000) and Beethoven ($7,300). Che Guevara’s hair, along with fingerprints and death photographs, were sold for $1,19,500.
Elvis Presley's Bible was sold for $94,000.
One Direction band member Niall Horan’s halfeaten piece of toast left on an Australian talk show has attracted almost $1,00,000 in online bids.
After blowing her nose on the Tonight show, Scarlett Johansson sold the tissue for more than $5,000.
John Lennon’s housekeeper sold off his extracted tooth (which was a gift to him from Lennon) for $31,000.
The auction was, however, cancelled at the last minute and the blood was donated to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation.
Jack Nicholson’s teeth were sold in a private auction in 2001, and while the final price is unknown, bids were said to have surpassed $5,000.
The sheer level of Marilyn Monroe’s fame came to light when a set of three chest x-rays, taken at a Florida hospital in 1954, was sold for $45,000.
SOURCE: CBS, COSMOPOLITAN, HUFFINGTONPOST
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