All right, and if you're ready to go, I'm ready to go.
And here we go, and how much money?
Here we go, and I've got 200 right there, then 3.
3 right there, 3 and 1/2.
400 now.
[auctioneer chant] 4 and 1/2, 450.
4 and 1/2, 500.
Put your arm down.
What is Brandi doing?
I'm the one who bids reckless in this family.
550, going once.
550 there.
600 now.
600.
I've got 550 here.
600 where?
550. 6 there.
And 650.
650?
700 going once.
I've got 6 and 1/2 going twice.
All in?
I've got 700.
7 and 1/2, going once.
750, going twice.
[auctioneer chant] Sold it your way,
and you got it for 700 big bucks, Jarrod, Brandi.
[inaudible] you want to buy a tire?
Jarrod wasn't happy I bought this unit,
but we just need to get back to basics and fill the shelves.
Wow.
It hasn't been a great day, it's not going
to end up being a great day.
I didn't buy this locker, so I'm the one
who gets to complain about it.
That's 5 bucks.
BRANDI: What is that?
4 ton portable puller.
Probably 200 bucks.
Oh, guitar case.
Nice.
Acoustic. Piece of crap.
Aw. Cheap.
Birdcage stand.
BRANDI: That is what that is.
How cute.
JARROD: Do you know what that's for?
Crushing up pills?
JARROD: No.
It's not for-- I think it's for crushing up--
I don't know, wheat?
Whoa.
What is that?
The [bleep] is that?
Oh, my god.
I don't know what the hell that thing is,
but that looks like a tooth, or a claw.
JARROD: What kind of tooth do you think that is?
Big cat.
A big cat?
A dinosaur?
We might have found something here.
You just don't see a lot of framed teeth these days.
- What else is in that box? - Hold on.
I'm getting to it, I'm getting to it.
I can't take the whole box out, unfortunately,
because it's too ripped up.
What the-- oh, my god.
Whoa!
What is--
What in the-- feel it.
It's heavy.
I think those are real teeth.
Anyway, I think this goes with that,
since they're in the same box.
And I think they're both pretty interesting.
Maybe we should have those checked out?
This dino stuff could be worth something.
I wonder what else we're going to dig up?
JARROD: Keep going.
Whoa.
Is this the jewelry box?
It is the jewelry box.
And that box is probably worth 40, 50 bucks by itself.
Yeah.
What is that?
These are--
JARROD: Rub it on your teeth.
These are real.
JARROD: Rub it on your teeth.
Are they gritty, or are they soft?
There's a lot of freakin' pearls in here.
That's a $50 bill right there.
Brandi, are you wearing the jewelry before I even
get to price it out right now?
So those are gold necklaces.
That's probably another-- BRANDI: Nice.
They're not much.
Probably another 50 bucks.
Oh!
Jade?
I don't even know jade.
This is a half ounce, fine silver broach, I would say.
This is Bulgarian.
Who?
100 bucks.
2,000 bucks in jewelry.
Yes.
Yes!
BRANDI: Who has two thumbs up, and got an awesome locker?
This girl.
Sometimes you don't have to fill the truck to make money.
Apparently, we don't.
JARROD: That's crazy.
This is amazing.
Well, let's get Dino, and let's hit the road.
BRANDI: Yeah.
I'm no dinosaur expert, so we're taking
this skull and teeth to a guy who's
really boned up on the subject.
Um--
Startled me.
BRANDI: OK.
How are you guys doing today?
Hi.
Good.
I'm Brandi.
Oh, hi, Brandi.
My name is Henry [inaudible].
Jarrod.
Welcome, you guys.
Interesting items. - Yeah.
We were hoping you could tell us a little something about these.
Well, these here look pretty old.
This one here appears to be a fossil claw,
and this one here is pretty special because most
of the times, they don't find claws.
This was a slow moving type of dinosaur, because
of the small size of it.
It was not a carnivore, which was a meat eater.
Like, an herbivore?
Exactly.
Clever girl.
HENRY: This one here is a dinosaur tooth.
Dinosaur tooth?
What kind of dinosaur do you think that's from?
More than likely, it's from a carcharodontosaurus.
I'm sorry, a what?
A carcharodontosaurus.
Char--
Carcharodontosaurus.
What?
Carcharo--
"Car chonna donna."
"Car chonna donna?"
Carcharodontosaurus.
Oh, was that all one word?
I thought I he was saying--
It's a whole lot of letters.
BRANDI: Wow.
Car char-- wait.
Char car na--
I got nothing.
It's related to the tyrannosaurus rex family.
This dinosaur lived during the late cretaceous time period,
about 65 million years ago.
Can dinosaur teeth be pretty valuable?
Dinosaur teeth could be very valuable.
They could range anywhere from $10 to tens of thousands
of dollars.
Wow.
This was also in the same unit.
We're not sure if it's just decorative,
or what exactly it is.
This was definitely an art creation.
You could tell by just the anatomical structure
of the head itself, there's too many, like,
flat plaque close to the skull, how it just, like,
curves around.
Yeah.
I would say for an art piece, for just the aesthetics of it,
it's probably worth about 100 bucks.
What do you think our broken tooth is worth?
If it was in perfect condition.
I would say you'd probably be looking
at something in the couple hundred dollar range.
So in the crappy condition that it's in, where are we at?
$40.
Oh.
Hm.
And then how about the claw?
This was the best one out of all three.
This is a very uncommon condition.
This one here, I'd give an appraised value of about $200.
65 million years to get 200 bucks.
I know.
It almost doesn't seem worth the wait.
Couple of dollars for every million years?
Yeah.
Well, thank you well.
Thank you for coming out.
Henry.
It's been fun, man.