Look at that.

Whoa!

I just love everything about these.

I'm looking at massive Rescue.

Hey, how's it going?

Pretty good.

I have a $50 legal tender note from 18.

80 and I have an 18 90 legal tender treasury note, which is also known as ornate or a fancy back.

Okay, these air cool, and they're pretty damn rare.

I just love everything about these.

How much we're looking to get out of it.

$35,000.

Tell you truth, I have no idea if that's a great price or not.

Let me call in someone.

Look at him and we'll go from there.

Okay?

I'll be right back.

Uh, this is why I call you.

And when I have this weird stuff great paper money, these air.

Few very fantastic items.

So what are they worth?

The $20 treasury note I would expect in auction to bring between 12 and 16,000 and the 18.

80 I would expect to bring between 10 and 15,000 on a conservative basis, somewhere between 22 30.

Basically, that's about right.

I think it sounds reasonable.

I'm glad hear that?

What's your best price on?

I'd like to get 30,000 for the two of them.

Taken more.

17.

25.

22.

I think I'm I think I'll do.

All right.

Fine.

You got deal, Sweets.

What's up, dude doing?

I have an Egyptian course.

Nagy.

Mummy Mask.

Hey, Cory, There's a mummy in the shop.

This is interesting.

How old is it?

That is believed to be from second century A D.

What you looking to get out of it, My man?

I would like to get $70,000 for it.

You mind if I have a friend of mine?

Come down and take a look at it?

Yeah, absolutely.

Look at that.

Some money's missing its mask.

So is it really?

This is really What do you think it's worth?

20,000 to, like, maybe 20 to 5.

What are you looking to get for it?

I can come down on the price knowing what he just said.

I would say 30,000 for you.

I don't like having that much money out waiting.

Whether it's six months or five years before somebody came, comes in and buys us no, give you 20 years bottom line, man.

What's the What's the lowest?

You'll go 30,000.

I'll go 21 if I can't get 30.

I'm just gonna have to I got to go.

I'll go 22.

I'm gonna pass me.

I'm sorry.

I can't come to a deal.

All right.

All right.

You want 30 for 30,000?

$30,000 my man.

You got a deal?

All right, Dio, meet me over there.

Let's do some paperwork.

Family Guard that with your life, your man's gonna kick.

Now.

What do we got here?

This is the 1918.

Siri's Federal Reserve Note.

This is a $500.18 82 gold note.

Whoa.

Thes air a little bit more than just tie.

Great.

Yeah.

These are incredible.

Thank you.

How much you want for these?

I like to get even $50,000 for them.

Okay.

I want one of my friends come down here and look at it.

So hang out a few minutes and I'll get a better.

Okay?

I'll be right back.

Way have here today.

You know, 2 $500 bills that he wants a lot of money for.

I'll tell you right now.

My favorite one out of both of these airs this 1918 500 features Chief Justice John Marshall, who essentially helped create the Supreme Court, Co equal to our government.

Pretty historical individual.

Okay, so what do you think they'll go for individually?

I think in auction, I would expect the 1918 $500 Federal Reserve note to bring 20 to $30,000 the 18 82 $500 gold certificate.

Because of the grade and the restoration work in auction, I think one could expect to pay around $20,000.

So what's the best price will take for about 40.

There's no money in 40 37.

Noel Go 35.

It makes no sense for me to give you a dime more than that.

You gotta do a sweet man.

Let's go front and I'll write you up.

Is it cool?

A customer called the shop and she has a knock volley gun.

She lives in Boulder City and the gun range is right in the middle.

So I figured that's where we'd meet.

That is a big gun to put seven barrels and one gun.

So, have you fired this thing I have not.

I was nervous to shoot it because of the amount of kick that it probably has.

I definitely want to shoot it.

Good luck, chum.

Oh, yeah, You do.

We?

Oh, go.

Nice work job.

That's what I'm talking about.

Once again, chum is the luckiest person on the planet.

So what are these things go for?

I would value this at 35 to $40,000.

Okay, maybe.

What's your best price on it?

I would take 38 for it.

You take less of bad, give you 28 for it.

I think that's a little bit low.

How about 30?

You know what?

I'll give you 30 grand.

Fourth.

Great.

Thank you so much I got dude.

Oh, man, I'm gonna do all right, Miss, I think I'll get close to 40,000.

What we have here have these original mixed media postcards by basket looking too.

So?

So the big question is how much you want for it?

30,000 views.

Okay, give me five minutes.

I'm gonna give someone a call.

I'm gonna get him down here and have a look at it.

Okay, That sounds fair.

All right.

Thanks, man.

Rick.

I brought reinforcements today.

This is Scott Ferguson or executive Director.

Scott was actually a personal friend of boss scouts back in the day.

So these have all the right elements in my mind for a collector would be the most desirable.

Okay, So you think they're real?

I think they're 100% correct.

Okay.

And what do you think they're worth?

I'd put these in the neighborhood of about $50,000 apiece.

What's your best price of these?

Well, knowing what we know now, I still like to get 38,000 apiece from the only way I'm gonna risk give you 50 grand.

I don't for the entire lot.

What I'm looking at is I'm looking at massive rescue.

I'll be willing to do 30,000 apiece.

I can't do it.

I just have years of risk involved here.

Let's do it.

50 grand.

All right.

Meet you right over there.

50,000 cash.

That's not bad.