Corey, you got to get some more quarters in here.
There's like a couple of boxes of them.
No.
For what-- what are you talking about?
What are you doing?
Right now, the US mint has the Great
American Coin Hunt going on.
You know the West Point mint, right?
Heard of it.
They minted some quarters, and there's, you know, not a lot.
And they're worth a lot of money.
I'm a great American who's hunting for a specific coin,
and I need your help.
After a customer came into the shop
today with some valuable coins, I did some digging.
And it seems West Point minted some quarters
and released them to the public.
So they could literally be found in any new roll.
Just one quarter can make us $100.
So naturally, I want in on the action.
So you're basically telling me that you want
me to help you participate in a giant scavenger
hunt for quarters.
Not exactly, but pretty much.
No, I'm not going to do it.
Put my quarters back.
Go to work so I can do my job, please.
This is your job today.
Chum, you do not tell me what my job is.
This sounds ridiculous.
This is what your dad wants.
No, it's not.
I can guarantee it.
This is your last chance to help me crack these quarters
and do something good for God and country.
Order some more quarters.
I'll get right on getting you some quarters.
Make sure they're new, OK?
Because I need new quarters.
I can't be having no dusty quarters.
Sure, buddy.
WOMAN: Hello. - Hello.
WOMAN: How are you?
I'm amazing.
How are you? - Good.
Thank you.
What can I do for you?
I would please like to get $500 in quarters.
WOMAN: $500? sure.
And I'd like some new quarters.
Be right back.
CHUMLEE: Earlier, we had this 1995 West Point American Eagle
coin set come into the shop.
And I found out the US mint has this thing going on called
the Great American Coin Hunt.
And supposedly, I can find quarters that
are worth hundreds of dollars.
Then I found out right here at the D,
they get a shipment of new quarters all the time.
So now I'm here to go through all the quarters.
Uh!
I've got $500 in quarters, and I'm on a mission
to make some money.
Fortunately for me, Rick gave me a company card.
So I got a suite and some room service.
Now it's time to start hunting.
I gave Corey a chance to help me back at the shop,
but he thinks this coin hunt is just a big joke.
So I'm happy to take matters into my own hands
and keep all the money for myself.
[SIGH]
That's not it.
Nope.
There it is.
Oh yeah.
Big money.
So earlier today, Chum told me that he had to go out and take
care of some company business.
Then Corey informed me that Chum was out on some weird quarter
scavenger hunt.
So my best guess is he's down here at the Casino
doing God knows what and spending
my money while he's doing it.
Hey, Richard.
How's it going?
Hey.
How are you, Rick?
I understand Chum has a hotel room here?
Yeah, I gave him a suite.
He's got a suite.
Can you show me where it's at?
Yeah, come on.
Follow me.
A suite.
Should be in here.
Uh, who let you in?
Well, your first mistake was you
rented a room with a company credit card
under the name of the Gold Silver Pawnshop.
And since I own the Gold Silver Pawnshop,
I can come in my room.
What is going on?
Read 'em and weep, boys.
RICHARD: What is that?
That's a West Point minted quarter.
Go on. Take it up.
Go ahead.
Take a look at it.
Who else do you know that could turn a quarter into $100?
Is this the Great American Coin Hunt?
I'm on the Great American Coin Hunt.
Why are you doing it in a hotel room?
This is a lavish lifestyle, Rick,
and somebody's got to live it.
The D always orders new batches of quarters.
So I figured coming down here would
increase the odds of my hunt.
Do you want a chicken finger?
No.
In 20 years, do you want to say I sat on my butt
and didn't participate in the Great American Coin Hunt?
Or do you want to tell your great grandkids that you sat
down here with your pal Chumlee and hunted for the greatest
coin America ever saw?
OK, this thing's probably worth $100, all right?
There you go.
I'll give you that.
I made you $100 today.
This room costs $250.
And God knows how much your room service bill is.
Well, I'm halfway there.
His logic really isn't that bad.
Yes, his logic is that bad because he found one.
He was lucky.
Make it two, baby.
I was born lucky.
I'm just letting you know that if your coin adventure does not
cover the cost of your hotel room and your room service,
I'm taking it out of your paycheck.
And since he's your friend, have fun looking through quarters.
Grab a seat, big hoss.
You don't want to go back to work with your dad.
Order me some chicken fingers and I'll
hang out in the suite with you, but that's all I'm doing.
CHUMLEE: All right, sounds good.