A gold-plated upper plate of false teeth, once worn by Winston Churchill, sold at auction for £15,200 (British Pounds). That's €18,278.46 (Euros) or $23,862.48 (U.S. Dollars), 3X the guide price.
The teeth were said to have been specially made to preserve the distinctive sound of the WWII Tory Prime Minister's voice.
Two other distinctive voices weigh in on the price of celebrity stalking and whether Elvis's instruments -- his autopsy instruments -- belong on any market at all.
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