'J-Queen' Sell for $1,000 In a food stall in Medan, Indonesia, a close-up of an opened durian fruit is seen. Durians are known as the "king of fruits" in Southeast Asia. (the AFP) In a store on the island of Java, an Indonesian form of durian was sold for what could be a record price: $1,000 for one fruit. In many parts of Asia, Durian is enjoyed. The fruit is considered a treat, but it is also known to smell strong and unpleasant. A group of farmers reportedly chose the durian "J-Queen" in central Java because it was said to have a special taste and feel. Her comments were reported by a farmer named . He grew up two rare durians sold at a Tasikmalaya store. They were sold for a little more than $1,000. Sudarno was asked why anyone would pay for a piece of fruit at such a high price. 'J-Queen' Sell for $1,000 'J-Queen' Sell for $1,000 He said in recent seasons the production of this particular durian tree had failed. B...