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What could be the world's most valuable biscuit is expected to sell at auction today for up to 拢12,000.

So, why is it worth so much? The biscuit survived the sinking of the Titanic more than a hundred years ago in 1912.

David Scott Beddard, a collector of Titanic Memorabilia said the biscuit resembled a Cream Cracker and was a part of a survival kit in one of the lifeboats

The biscuit was kept as a souvenir by a passenger on the ship that rescued them.

This clip is originally from 5 live Breakfast on October 24 2015.