5 Expensive Pieces Of Memorabilia You Can Buy

Your average superhero fan probably owns one or two t-shirts decorated with the insignia of a much beloved comic book champion of justice, typically found and available for purchase at your local comic shop. Separate yourself from the rest of them with an original worn by none other than Christopher Reeve during the shooting of Superman III. Note: unless you are the Last Son of Krypton, it may be wise to not attempt flight and deflect bullets while parading around town in this lovely addition to your wardrobe.

Leaping into the window of your car just isn't the same when you drive a Ford Escort. Just ask PGA Master Bubba Watson, who with the winning bid of $110,000 now owns the original General Lee from The Dukes Of Hazzard that was featured in the show's opening credits. Complete with sealed doors and 70s style CB radio, this car is the perfect vehicle for Watson if he ever feels inclined to jump over the bunker on the 13^th hole.

While often found in the realm of fantasy and science fiction, most props can be purchased from auction dealers or built-to-order by an online retailer. Some of them are relatively inexpensive, while others can cost you a pretty penny. Although these may seem steep to your average consumer, rest assured there are some people who think they're well worth the price tag.