A New Jersey storage company is auctioning off hundreds of Whitney Houston’s possessions because the diva stopped paying her storage bill in 2005. Items up for bid include designer made costumes used on her concert tours, furniture, tools, and musical instruments. One of the larger items is a custom-made, see through grand piano worth between $300,000 and $400,000. According to auctioneer Steve Newmark:

"The auction is open to the public, but only for qualified buyers. We're probably going to combine a lot of the individual items, like the costumes. It's not for a teenage fan hoping to buy one of [Houston's] trinkets."

It’s too bad the auction house is combining a bunch of the items because I was really hoping to get my hands on a couple of things. The antique plate that Whitney used to cut up her cocaine piques my interest but so does that couch she used to hide under while the bill collectors pounded at her door. Either way they’re both collectors items sure to increase in value!

*liquidates stock portfolio and registers for Whitney’s auction*