'Lost' comes to an end with a two-and-a-half hour series finale on May 23, but we'll always have our memories of the island, and some of us might even be lucky enough to get our hands on props and costumes from the show without having to break into a Hollywood warehouse to steal them. Rather, we'll be able to bid on them through a 'Lost' auction that Profiles in History, an auctioneer of Hollywood memorabilia, will run this summer.

There is some great stuff up for grabs, including Hurley's winning Mega Lotto Jackpot ticket; Locke's wheelchair; and Charlie's DS ring.

Locke's wheelchair would be a cumbersome prop to store, but I'd love to own Hurley's lottery ticket and Charlie's family heirloom.

And how cool would it be to nab one of those Virgin Mary statuettes? Profiles in History is auctioning a set of three -- I am going to assume they are not stuffed full of heroin.

You can also bid on the vintage Apple computer into which Desmond entered "the numbers" at the Swan; Rousseau's music box; and Ana Lucia's LAPD ID card and her interdepartmental police file.

Then there's all that DHARMA Initiative food-turns out Hurley didn't devour everything. Profiles in History is offering a collection of DHARMA grub that includes a box of rice, powdered milk and vanilla cookies. A set of 32 DHARMA beer cars in varied condition (some empty and crushed, while others are in near-perfect condition) will also be on the auction block. Check out photos below.

Is there a particular item from 'Lost' that you'd dare cross The Man In Black to own, and how much would you be willing to pay for a piece of the show?