[music playing] - See what we got.
All right. Bottom up, Jose.
You almost done in there?
Empty.
$20 tub, though.
Oh, well, it's actually edged crystal, believe it or not.
There's a whole set--
$70.
Eh, you got a little $5 giraffe face.
Some kind of animal skin--
$40, actually.
Ah, a little helicopter--
$70.
[bleep] Look at that, spoon collection.
Yeah, it's definitely copper.
And you probably got $100 here, believe it or not.
Extension cord, sanding stuff-- $20.
Paint gun-- $20.
Nice old can.
$45 on the can.
Leaded glass coasters.
$40 worth of trinkets.
And I still got what's left in the room.
Let's go take a look.
Yeah, you know, the refrigerator's $25.
$10 in jacks.
$30 in jacks.
You know, this is obviously starting to look
kind of like a guy room.
$25 in tools right there.
Is it "Tonra" or Tonka?
No, it says T-O-N-K-A, right?
Let's get this box out and see.
Oh, yeah. It's a Tonka truck.
This is actually pretty cool.
Well, Tonka stuff can go for thousands
if it's the right one.
Might be some more in here.
Oh, yeah, I think there is.
Maybe it's a Tonka collection.
There you go, car hauler.
Now we're gonna have the semi that hauls it.
Now when I was a kid, you know, I would steal these out
of people's yards, because the kids would leave
their little Tonka trucks.
On the way to school, I might just pick one up.
That's the truck that goes to the car hauler there.
That one's not stamped, but-- oh, yeah, it is.
Right on the tires, right on the whitewalls--
Tonka.
You know, these are like baseball cards, coins, trains--
you gotta take it to a Tonka toy expert.
I think Tonka trucks would mean a Tonka money.
Oh, lordy.
I love it.
Oh, damn.
I think these are gonna be a little bit newer than that box,
because these are all plastic ones.
Oh, there's another box that says Tonka.
Oh, he's got the old Winnebago.
No way.
I didn't see a lot of these growing up.
This box is very cool.
Set of Interceptors-- $100 for the four.
$50 chair.
$100 for the washers and dryers.
$50 dishwasher.
You got $100 in giraffes.
I came, I bought, I conquered, just like I knew I would.
Can't be afraid of a little work.
Jose-- he loves to work.
JIM MALLEY: Hey, Dave, what do you got?
Oh, Jim, I got some good stuff for you.
When it comes to vintage toys.
Jim Malley is my go-to guy.
Let's separate out the cheap stuff,
the beat stuff, the plastic.
That's pretty cool.
That's the original logo stuff, Tonka Toys, Mound, Minnesota.
- Oh, cool. - That's kind of neat.
"Plastique." DAVE: Plastic.
A lot of these toys seem to be mixed eras,
but these seem to be your best pieces down here.
DAVE: Best ones there?
So Jim, what do you think this whole pile is worth?
Well, you know, all these pieces-- you sell
them separately at $5 to $50.
I bet there's $500, and that's just the low-end stuff.
Well, that's good.
Now let's get to the high-end stuff.
All right. Let's check it out.
The collectors really like the pressed steel stuff.
DAVE: Yeah.
And this is basically what you have here.
They're all American.
They're all heavy steel.
They're quality toys that were made to last.
And you can see they lasted.
So Jim, what are these good steel ones worth?
JIM MALLEY: This stuff here-- this is the collector's stuff.
You could sell this at toy shows, sell it online.
You got $500 easy.
Well, $1,000 for the whole collection?
JIM MALLEY: Sure.
That's pretty good.
Well, why don't you just stick around?
We'll play with these for a while.
All right, Mama. Time to go camping.
Let's go. Wee.
Here we go.
[dog whines]