Coles would fetch a first-round pick if the Jets let him go to another club, or the Jets can keep him by matching any offer he receives.
This will surprise no one who has compared house prices in the south and the north: a two-bedroom terraced house in Reading, in prosperous Berkshire, might cost £75,000; a similar house in desolate Tow Law, County Durham, may fetch a fifth of that, although the proportionate difference in incomes is far less.
Millions of simple discrete operations carried out at lightning speed one after another adding two numbers, comparing two others, fetching a third from memory—is responsible for the modern computing age, an achievement that much more impressive considering the world is not digital.
Newly built properties, in particular, fetch a big premium over second-hand spots.
Some autographs might fetch a high price if the third-tier celebrity ever moves up the ladder.
And while I'm sure my napkin-sized togs could fetch a pretty penny at the second hand store in Boystown (drag queens know a good pair of black Spandex leggings when they seem one), I've tossed them in the trash.
Two weeks ago, Mike Shanahan suggested that Robert Griffin III's backup might fetch Washington a first-round draft pick via trade.
While many regional banks are trading far below their book values — at $4.83 on Wednesday, National City fetched just a fifth of its book value per share — many people are simply afraid to buy.
Her work in Fanaa fetched Kajol a fourth Filmfare Award for Best Actress.
After all, signed first editions of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone go for upwards of £20,000; a mint copy of Fever Pitch will fetch £750; even a first edition of Trainspotting is worth £300.
