President Clinton was sold at an invitation-only Sothebys auction Sunday, purchased by well-known British financier Owen Barasman. Clinton, who went for $425,000, was the highlight of an auction that also included an original Huckleberry Finn manuscript, two rare Han Dynasty vases and several sets of expensive cutlery. I believe I was sold for a fair price, said Clinton, who was shipped to one of Barasmans private London galleries yesterday. I look forward to being a part of his impressive collection of rare and beautiful artifacts. Because of the auction, Clinton was forced to cut short a West Coast trip, during which he met with California Gov. Pete Wilson to survey flood damage in Northern California. It will be difficult to complete my West Coast visit from this shelf, said Clinton, speaking from his new display area, between a Victorian-era porcelain figurine and 17th century English musket. 