A woman was sent a brown package in the mail for her birthday from her mother. She opend the package to reveal a cheap Easter type basket filled with cruppled tissue of various colors. Knowing her mother was well up in years and always tending toward childlike surprise she set the basket aside and discarded the paper, thinking that the basket may be a nice toy for grandchildren visits. After a day or so the woman's mother called and inquired about her receiving the package. "Yes, mother, thank you for the pretty basket, but really the postage charge was more than the basket itself, it could've waited until my next visit." "Well dear did you like the REAL present I sent you?"" What present, mother, yes the basket was nice.""No dear, your real present was in side the tissue." After the call the woman quickly scoured the garbage looking through every scrap of tissue she could find, and there wrapped in a delicate piece of yellow tissue, looking like a simple wad of trash, was a gold ring set with a stone that had been taken from the palace believed to be that of Queen Esther and King Xerxes. Cut, polished, and sent to a museum into the UK. Her mother was friends with one of the curators, and he knew what percious value an artifact would have to their family and sent a ring set with a chip to her. What brown package have you received that seemed nothing of value, but indeed held something priceless?