DAN DOTSON: All
10x10. Here we go.
And how much money? What's your pleasure?
What are you gonna pay to see it?
How much? How much?
How much money?
$50!
75!
$50.
75.
Oh, yeah, fresh!
Get back.
DAN DOTSON: I got 100. One there.
1 and 1/4.
125 and you're out.
1 and 1/4.
100 and 1/2.
He says, hell yes.
175, are you in?
[auctioneer chant]
200.
Mary, two there.
Are you bidding?
Yeah.
Bid with attitude.
Now two, young man.
Yeah! DAN DOTSON: Two there.
And 225.
Ugh.
[auctioneer chant] - Yeah.
DAN DOTSON: 2 and 1/2, Mary. 2 and 1/2.
Yeah! DAN DOTSON: 2 and 1/2.
[auctioneer chant] 275.
Anybody bid 275? - Yeah.
How about three? Three there.
Yeah. DAN DOTSON: 3 and 1/4 now.
400.
DAN DOTSON: 400. 4 and 1/4.
425, and you're out. - Yeah!
DAN DOTSON: I got $400. 4 and 1/4.
- Keep trying, dear. - 425 and 4 and 1/2.
I got 4 and 1/4.
4 and 1/2, 75.
450 there. 75 where?
500!
Woo-hoo!
DAN DOTSON: Anybody bid five, five?
500. [auctioneer chant]
Mary, when you need to make your money back,
come work at my store.
MARY PADIAN: Time to get fresh!
DAN DOTSON: 500.
Five there.
750.
I got 750.
775.
775, are you in?
775 going once.
775 going twice.
Last and final call at $775, and I sold it your way, Mary.
You got it for $750.
Yeah!
Who just beat all the boys?
This girl!
OK.
I paid $750 for a locker full of quality household items.
"Frajil.
Cosas de la cocina."
Wineglasses, bowls, cups.
So this box-- $20.
Fishing poles-- $10 for these.
A light.
$5.00 Microwave.
It's pretty clean.
$10.
A little chair.
Oh, wowzers.
It's a little futon thingamajig.
It's pretty comfy.
I'm going to say $20.
Oh, this is cute.
oh, and it lights up.
That's pretty quirky.
So it's $15.
A flat screen.
Say $50 on that thing.
But this Kirby, I mean, people collect these
because they're 100% durable.
Once I clean this thing up, I could probably
sell this thing for $50 easily.
This piece is cool.
Here's the piece of glass.
Perfect.
So I'm going to say $50 on this thing.
Some kid toy stuff.
Little figurines.
Army guy.
His hips swivel.
Oh my god.
That's hilarious. $10 in toys, maybe.
Look at this little metal rocker.
This is very cool and retro.
$60.
Box of tool belts, you know? $50.
A little lock up here for all your little trinkets.
I'm going to say $10 on this little thingy.
A bunch of just cords, crap.
Ugh.
Oh, jeez.
But wait a minute.
Now we're talking!
A GI Joe aircraft carrier?
This is amazing.
"The USS Flagg is the most powerful and advanced addition
to the mobile strike force."
I mean, growing up GI Joe was like the thing, you know?
I mean, if all the parts are here, this could be awesome.
Looks like I'm on a mission to find an expert.
Private Padian reporting for duty!
I'm taking my ship to number one GI Joe super collector,
James D Simone.
Hey, James!
Hey.
To get some Intel.
This is a GI Joe aircraft carrier.
Yeah.
To me, it's the greatest toy ever made.
This particular specific piece.
It's one entire complete aircraft carrier.
Oh, so this is this.
I love this.
Yeah, it is.
Came out in 1985.
Wow.
And in my recollection, being a toy collector in general,
this is the largest toy ever made anywhere.
Wow.
That's so cool.
Yeah, it is.
The original instructions.
Ooh, that's good.
So that's good to have.
This is one of the five pieces for the deck.
And that's a really cool piece.
This is the tower top.
Oh, yeah.
It's important.
The missiles go on here.
This little piece of plastic is the rarest part to this set.
And it's just a simple little railing.
This can be as valuable as half the whole value of this thing.
Oh my god!
Mary, this looks really complete to me.
Based on everything that I've seen,
the little railing, the little steering wheel,
all the little parts, I would say
you've got a complete aircraft carrier here.
What are we talking here?
In this condition, played with but really good, complete?
Yeah.
We're looking at about--
$750.
Wow.
Yes, Go, Joe!
Mission accomplished.
Captain, Captain, what's your status down there?
We got a call coming in from the enemy, stat!