The 1996 auction of the Jackie Kennedy Onassis
estate was expected to bring in a total of $5 million, 
but the first night's take was $4.5 million. 
A worn footstool went for $33,350 and a silver 
tape measure sold for $48,875. The nights highest  
price was for a walnut tobacco humidor that had 
belonged to President Kennedy. It sold for $574,000. 
 Many items auctioned were common they became 
valuable because of whom they had belonged to. 
 When we feel common and question our value, 
"it's good to know that ...we belong to the Lord" 
 (Romans 14:8).