To cherish one's own possessions, however humble or old they may be; to value one's own things highly, even if they are not valuable to others. Sometimes used self-deprecatingly to refer to one's own modest belongings.
我知道这幅画在专家眼里算不上杰作，但我家有弊帚享之千金，因为它是女儿第一次用画笔完成的作品。
I know this painting is not considered a masterpiece by experts, but to me, it's like "my worn-out broom is worth a thousand pieces of gold," because it's my daughter's first work with a paintbrush.
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