Shatner’s Kidney Stones... And 11 Other Weird Pieces Of Celebrity Memorabilia

#1 William Shatner's Kidney Stones

Believe it or not, but some people actually bid on Captain Kirk's kidney stones. Sold to an online casino for $25,000, with the proceeds going to a charity, Shatner said one of the stones was so big, "you'd want to wear it on your finger". No thanks Captain Kirk!

#2 Justin Bieber's Hair

It's like baby, baby, you're so weird... A lock of Bieber's precious hair was once placed in a signed box and sold on eBay for $40,668. The transaction was part of eBay's charity sale and the money was donated to an animal rescue foundation. Though you may think this buyer was a little crazed, he's going to have a darn good investment when cloning becomes mainstream.

#3 John Lennon's Tooth

Imagine. John Lennon gave his housekeeper his tooth and asked her to give it to her daughter as a souvenir of The Beatles. That same tooth was sold at auction for $31,200 to a Canadian Dentist. That's a whole lot of dough for a beatle.

#4 Michael Jackson’s Burnt Hair

With all the things left behind from the Michael Jackson estate that could be sold as memorabilia, like his monkey, his breathing lung, dancing shoes, face masks, white glove, and on and on... can you believe that some fan paid $1,600.00 for his burnt hair from that Pepsi commercial mishap? Now that's a THRILLER!

#5 Queen Elizabeth’s Underwear

Somebody was willing to pay out the rear for a pair or ROYAL UNDIES! Leaving her undies on a plane in the 1960s, they were collected by Baron Joseph de Bicske Dobronyi. When he died, his estate went up for grabs on eBay, along with the Queen's knickers all for the princely sum of $18,000. I'd sell mine but nobody wants Fruit Of The Loom.

#6 Ronald Reagan’s Actual Blood

A glass vial with some dried blood inside, online bidding on the item had reached more than $30,000 when the sale was suspended. The family and president's foundation threatened to sue eBay, and the sale was stopped before the final closing. Somewhere out there is a vial of the President's blood.

#7 Britney Spears' Used Pregnancy Test

As gross as it sounds, it's true. Britney Spears made the mistake of taking a pregnancy test in a Los Angeles hotel. In a total violation of privacy, the positive test was taken out of her trash can and sold to an Ottawa radio station. It later went up for auction and was bought by Internet casino GoldenPalace.com for $5,001. Oops, she did something stupid, again!

#8 Sir Winston Churchill’s False Teeth

The man credited with winning WW2 for the allies, Winston Churchill is a British national hero so this story will make a few people chuckle. A set of dentures has been in his family since Churchill's death but have been sold at auction for £15,200.

#9 Marilyn Monroe’s X-Rays

People go crazy over Marilyn memorabilia. They always have... and her X-rays are no exception. Her set of three chest X-rays that went for $45,000 at auction in 1993. People are willing to pay big bucks for anything of hers they can get. One fan bought a false eyelash she supposedly wore in the 1960's, online for $7.500. and there wasn't even proof it belonged to her.

#10 Andy Warhol’s White Wig

While I'm well aware that people pay thousands of dollars for a Warhol painting, paying $10,800 for his wig seems a bit ludicrous. The artist reportedly wore the wig back in the 60s to hide his receding hairline. How bizarre.

#11 Lady Gaga’s Autographed Urinal

Firstly, WTF is Lady Gaga doing with a urinal?

I mean I'd understand if she actually pissed in it but it was a prop from one of her photos shoots. It sold on eBay for a mere $460,000!!! That's a lot a gaga!

#12 Gary Coleman's Gap Kids Sweatpants

The late Gary Coleman's childsized sweatpants hit auction with incredible popularity. The GAP pants raised $400,000 before the bids were exposed as being fraudulent. The eventual winner, after sorting the mess out, was none other than Jimmy Kimmel, who paid $500. for the pint sized slacks! He donated them to a museum.