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Rentals are robust, Mr. Miller added; renovated three-bedrooms can fetch over $4,000 a month, studios about $1,400.

Is it true, we ask, that a water meter (i.e., the only way a new property can be developed) in laid-back Bolinas can fetch over $300,000 at auction?

Chunks of the Chicago Stock Exchange can fetch over half a million dollars each. On Tuesday Christie's will auction seven fragments of the exchange's elevators and staircases, which have leafy ironwork; canvas murals stenciled with vine stalks; and hexagonal skylight panes.

A kilo of ivory sells for about £140 ($230) in China, while rhino horn can fetch over £12,000 ($20,000) per kilo.

Original 1972 models can easily fetch over £1,000 on eBay, while even recent Takara versions can cost anything from £60 to over £200.

However, very expensive furs and other high-priced items might fetch over $500.

Top condominiums can fetch well over $1 million.

While the Toyota Camry takes home the award for the most stolen car, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, thieves are also hot for luxury cars, which are often exported overseas "where they can fetch a premium over their domestic value," Karl Brauer, CEO of TotalCarScore.com told CNBC.

The popular souvenirs can fetch almost $200 each, but over the years the number of craftsmen able to make the puppets has dwindled.

With the network time protocol (NTP), your computer can fetch the current time from a time server over the internet, so you do not have to adjust the time every time DST goes into or out of effect.

"They are turning over vast amounts of profit," Mr Briggs says - some dogs can fetch up to £1,000.