Good.

Got a watch here I want to get rid of. $1,000.

Let's talk some money.

RICK: OK.

You're pretty sure of yourself.

[LAUGHS]

LES: Absolutely.

I know it's English-made, and I've been

told it's about 400 years old.

RICK: That is definitely cool.

So have you ever taken this apart or anything like that?

I never did because I was afraid I might break something.

RICK: OK.

LES: I don't know how to do it.

RICK: Well, give me a second, I might break it myself.

[LAUGHS]

LES: I found the pocket watch at a motel.

I contacted the police department.

And the lady said, I guess it belongs to you.

Just put it in your pocket.

So that's what I did.

I put it in my pocket and kept it.

[LAUGHS]

RICK: So we have--

if you look right here, you'll see a lion.

LES: OK. I see that.

RICK: That tells me it's sterling silver,

which is 92.5% silver.

Hmm.

RICK: And right, here you see an anchor.

LES: Uh-huh.

RICK: The anchor says it's made in Birmingham, England.

See this little T right here?

That would be the date code for Birmingham, England.

LES: So do you know what year it was?

Well, that's the great thing.

I can look all this stuff up.

All you have to do is go online and type

in English silver hallmark, some million sites will pop up.

OK.

I used to have to keep around tons of reference books

to look things like this up, but now a lot of it's online.

And here we go, right here.

1893.

LES: 1893, that's a little--

RICK: A littler newer.

Yeah, not quite 400 years, then.

Yeah, but it is 120 years old, and it does run

very well for a watch that old.

But they don't go for a lot of money.

OK, what are we talking about not a lot of money?

100 bucks.

LES: No.

RICK: Yes.

No.

There's-- there's $100 worth of silver in it.

No, there's probably, like, $20 worth of silver there.

Remember, it's silver, it's not gold.

Silver is worth 22 bucks an ounce.

You probably got right around an ounce of silver there.

LES: Can you do 500?

Nope.

Uh, like I said, 100 bucks is a generous offer on this watch.

LES: Oh.

200?

RICK: Nope, 100 bucks.

I-- I can't do it for 100.

I've got all these grandsons.

I figured I could split the money

a little better than I could--

BOTH: --the watch?

[BOTH LAUGH]

Um, I'd give you, like, 120 bucks.

LES: Yeah.

No, I can't-- I can't--

I can't let it go for that.

I just can't do it.

OK.

Well, let me put it back together for you.

I went in hoping to take him by surprise.

I just said give me $1,000.

Let's not argue about it.

But didn't quite work out that way.

[LAUGHS]