this is sweet absolutely genuine voila
oh my gosh a while back I bought the
Wayne's World car the 1976 AMC Pacer I
gave it to Bob to restore it and I'm
picking it up ready to party guys what
do you think son it's still the ugliest
car in the history of the world
Bob nothing on you but it's still the
ugliest car that was ever made so how
much money do I
18600 oh that's a new car all right
let's get this thing out on the road
there's one thing I need to do right now
and that's take the Wayne's World car
down the Las Vegas Strip
Schwing yeah well what do you think guys
do you feel cool smell so bad doesn't
smell bad
it's got that new-car smell I wouldn't
call it that enjoy the ride or when I
turn we're how to drop you off you can
let me out right here I'll take a cab
home I have an old Civil War rifle with
the coffee grinder built into the
buttstock
really see how the grinder works it
doesn't fit in too tightly but it does
work it comes at the bottom how much you
want for it I think I'd like 10,000 for
let me have someone look at it I mean
it's really neat for a Civil War carbine
okay sure that'd be great here is the
serial number which is 6 to 8 3 5 the
commander of the Springfield Arsenal in
the 1920s goes to one of employees who
works there and they want to recreate a
Civil War carbine with the mill in it
they have the carbine an original one
they have the original parts from the
middle from st. Louis from 1864 1865 and
the serial number was 6 to 8 35 which
means this gun is an own gun the mill is
completely correct and built from
original parts during the Civil War but
it was put together in the 1920s so
what's it worth this is a known missing
gun so what 50 60 70 thousand dollars
don't me write the check for 10 grand
you're a funny guy how about 35 I live
in Vegas and I don't normally do this
but I'll take a gamble all right I have
what I'm hoping is a very very old very
rare coin cool I figured I'd come in and
see if it's worth what I think it's
worth which is substantial amount okay
it sounds like you're in the sales
business how much do you want for it
completely honest was hoping about 20
grand okay let me have someone take a
look at it I have a friend of mine who
this is basically what he deals with is
a coins and you need a guy much dirtier
than I am to tell you everything about
it is it real
Wow yes Syracuse decadron I just know
there's like five hundred fakes of these
for everyone the DECA drams of Syracuse
are among the most sought-after of all
ancient coins so if this is real this is
a homerun
what year 400 to 360 BC right in that
range yeah so is it real let me take a
look if it's real it's worth a pretty
penny okay I have news it's absolutely
genuine how much money we got here this
one looks to me like a solid $50,000 Wow
I might hug you in that case is fake
I'll give you 35 grand for it
there's more than you were looking to
get for earlier it's I'm leaving like
that I'll tell you what I'll give you 40
grand 40 thousands fair okay
all right cool man that's great I have
brought for you the most incomplete book
that I've ever brought this is an actual
printed page from the Gutenberg Bible
the very first printed book the
Gutenberg Bible to this day is regarded
as one of the most beautifully printed
books how much you want for it
$65,000 for the page like always I'm
gonna call Rebecca uh let me get her
down here this is I would be delighted
she's gonna be I mean there's gonna be a
flood to see it so the thing is is it's
real can I hold it up to the light
sure
I've seen Gutenberg Bibles before but I
don't think that I've had a chance at
this length to really inspect one like
this is a chance that most people are
never going to get even rare book
specialists it's real correct yes okay
what's worth around eighty thousand
dollars you give me a number what you're
comfortable with forty thousand I'm
gonna offer it to you for forty seven
thousand forty seven we got to do that
gonna be mad when you make make a small
fortune um it's amazing I'm in LA and
I'm about to take a look at possibly the
largest collection of on-screen props
from Willy Wonka the Chocolate Factory
hey what's up Oh bird told me you had
some Willy Wonka stuff okay I'll tell
you what make a wish
count to three and I'll be right back
voila this is the original hat that Gene
Wilder wore in the original film is that
insane this is the golden egg heavy and
a golden ticket a genuine screen-used
golden ticket is it the ever lasting
Gobstopper it's like the Hope Diamond so
how much you want for the Gobstopper
I got a stick with $100,000 for the
Gobstopper if you throw in a walker bar
I'll tell you what though I would give
you a one Wonka bar and I'd give you the
Everlasting Gobstopper for a hundred and
fifteen thousand but you do it for a
hundred thousand no all right so one
hundred and five thousand dollars and I
get a Wonka bar I'm gonna miss that
Everlasting Gobstopper sweets you got a
deal
you