There are two broad categories of treasures in this world.

The first is valued only by specific groups of people.
For example, a religious relic, a national treasure, or a famous person’s prized possession.

Most treasures fall into this category.
After all, the value of an object depends entirely on the perspective of the beholder.

Take, for instance, an elephant tusk cherished by a primitive tribe as more precious than life itself.
To a jaded modern individual, it would be nothing more than a piece of dirty garbage.

But exceptions exist.
There are objects considered precious …