I agree with the statement that treasure holds high personal value, this is because what may be important to you, may not hold value with others. For example, if you had a baby blanket that you’d had forever, then it would, more than likely, mean more to you than others. Some things people as treasure may hold certain memories or experiences that other people don't understand. In the story, Walter Dean Meyer states that Lemon Brown inherited the harmonica and newspaper clippings after his son passed away. Ever since he received the harmonica and newspaper clippings, he has treated them like a treasure. This explains how treasure holds high personal value because an old, beaten up harmonica and yellowed newspaper clippings may not mean
