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Once known as wolfberries, this fruit of the boxthorn has become highly prized, and fairly expensive, under its sort-of Chinese name.

Some Trapper Keepers, like the ones with the Nintendo game character Sonic the Hedgehog on the cover, have even become highly prized collectibles.

Dogs seem quickly to have become highly prized and were brought along by the settlers who reached North America via the land bridge across the Bering Strait until the last ice age.

As with Beanie Babies, some kitties became highly prized, trading hands for as much as $170,000 worth of Ether.

Arabesque released a series of albums that became highly prized by collectors, including recordings of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas from the 1920's and 30's by the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.

The harmonica has often been regarded as a novelty instrument, but it became highly prized in British pop music following the success of Frank Ifield's 1962 recording of I Remember You.

As Senior VP of Mobile and Emerging Products at Yahoo, Adam Cahan became highly prized by the company, which he joined in 2011 when it bought his then five-month-old company, IntoNow.

This skill became highly prized in the mid-sixteenth century, beginning with basses like Brancaccio, but by the end of the century virtuosic bass singing went out of style, and higher voices came into vogue.

Other parts of the collection deviated from the theme and included jewelled headphones – likely to become a highly prized accessory of the young and rich next season.

Furthermore, those skills traditionally associated with women, including caring and empathising, may become more highly prized in the workplace, which could be a plus for female workers.

That preciousness is part of why Jonah Lehrer, the ninja of neuroscience, became a highly prized collectible while still in his 20s.