Items that Left Rick Harrison SPEECHLESS

I'm kind of baffled to find something so big and intact, it's incredible. You know, I'm going to start shaking here in a minute because you just don't see these things. That's absolutely amazing, Michael Jackson playing basketball is absolutely a customer. on a huge dinosaur bone, so do you know which dinosaur it is from? I have no idea, I just know it's a dinosaur bone. There were certain warehouses in the United States where there are massive amounts of them. How much do you want for this thing? I was thinking 40,000 we don't even know what kind of dinosaur it is.

A lot of times they will find, let's say, this bone right here and throw the rest of the blaster, so a lot of times these dinosaur bones are not all complete and could be real dinosaurs. okay, okay, I'm going to return it for you. Let me get someone here to see if everything is real. The expert comes to inspect the bone. All I know is that it's a dinosaur leg. This is a camarasaurus. Camarasaurus was a long-necked dinosaur that lived in the Jurassic period and walked on four legs. To authenticate this, we'll take a look at this to see if there are any pieces of plaster that definitely feel like a cast toe. feet these metacarpals are real if they were thrown this would be much lighter the real value is in the real bones that is where the meat of the piece is this is the type of detail that the dead will reveal if we can see any cellular structure you see the difference in black and white There, uhhuh, it looks like calside is filling in the bone cells.

This is definitely real. Rick asks for an opinion on price, so the big question is what these things are for. It is very comfortable to value it at 25,000. Well, thanks again. I really appreciate it, thank you. I mean, what will you accept for it? So how about 21,000? I'll give you 15 grand for it. How about 20? I give you 1. 18,000, not a cent more, that's my top dollar. doing some paperwork a man brings a landmine training item to the store. I have a 1945 WWII Japanese American landmine training set. I think it's probably worth between $2 and $3000 and I'd like to get around 2500 for it, over 300 million.

Landmines were used during World War II. They would help the raider learn to identify diffuse Japanese mines or destroy them. It has the original manual. It has an image in here to identify what they are. A type 97 anti-tank mine. Type 97. Then you have it. a magnetic mine this has four magnets some of these versions had Japanese grenades. I want to know if it's complete, that's the problem here, but while I'm pretty sure they're rare, I just don't know how. It is rare that the expert comes to inspect the item. Okay, so what you have in the set are the four main mines that you would run into if you were to be in a Japanese controlled area, the type 93, this is an antipersonnel mine if you step on this it triggers the landmine ceramic, the real problem with that one is you can't detect it with a mine detector instead of a metal like this, the magnetic mine, you can stick it to the side of a vehicle.

You would direct the explosion where you wanted it to go. You had four fuses, which was normal. Something is missing? The only thing missing is the grenade, as only 600 were made. You know you don't see many of these sets. Thank you, Mark, thank you. Thank you, I appreciate what you want in return. I'll take 2000 today. I'll give you 800 dollars. Approximately 1,800. I'll give you 800 dollars. It's a shot in the dark. It's 800. Okay. 800 dollars. That's fine thanks. I appreciate it when a customer comes in with an old book to sell. He brought you a very rare book. Hi Rick, do you have a second to look at a book?

Surely the adventures of Tom Sawyer are a classic of American literature. This is actually the salesman's sample of Tom Sawyer. when you open it you have different types of binding, like if you offer a cloth binding at a certain price, the expert and the customer have a conversation about the book, it shows the history of printing, how things would have been sold at that time . More eye on things you can't normally see He wasn't known for writing books about children and this was a big change for him It was a big risk Okay, so what do you want for it?

I would like to get 10,000

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asks the expert for his opinion on the price, this is a really rare Mark Twain seller's perspective, that said, it is also quite beat up and still not a first edition of Tom Sawyer, the value I would give. a retail probably costs between $9 and $10,000. I'm thinking 5 grand. I have to earn money. Yes, honestly, five grand is too little for me. The customer tries to convince Rick about the price. At the end of Tom Sawyer he finds gold. You know how much gold $5,000 finds worth $6,000, that's really the least I can take.

I'll go for 55. I really want to stick with six. Honestly, it's hard to give this one up because of that. It is a very special book. I'll do a Blood Oath at 5500 5500 um I'll meet you right there and have someone write to you a lady walks in holding a couple that she thinks are dinosaur eggs. I'm told they are a pair of dinosaur eggs. How do we know they are dinosaur eggs? Don't know. I didn't live then. I'd think you were crazy and brought me in on a giant rock, but if I take a look at it, I sure mean, I guess.

They look like eggs if they have been crushed. Do you know if that crack is natural or was it natural and then they put it back together or something? I don't. I don't know what you want for him. 20,000 the expert comes to check if they are real. I have a friend named Tom, who is a paleontologist. In the early 1990s, thousands of these eggs arrived in this country and appeared in many brands, but let's determine that they are real the first time. What I'm going to look for is uniformity and thickness. You will see the color differentiation between the sediment inside and the shell itself.

These are absolutely original eggs between 70 and 80 million years old. Cory asks for more details about the eggs I see breaking in this area surrounding this egg was actually added to this piece of stone a single egg is never worth as much as if it is part of a pair or a triple knowing that they are not original to each one another, makes it less valuable this egg has been identified as dendr lith is like the poorest of all the dinosaurs, how much do these things cost between $300 and $600 per egg in this condition? So I would offer you 400 dollars can you make 800 I really can I'll tell you what I'll pay 500 dollars 500 okay, okay, a cigar box that once decorated the Oval Office walks into the store.

Kennedy's cigar box that he used in the White House and inside are The remaining unsmoked cigars I'm asking for $95,000, so where did he get them from? Mrs. Lincoln, as personal secretary, befriended a man named Robert White and gave quite a few

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Rick takes a closer look for more details this is record C of the auction there is a picture here the box contains 11 hand rolled cigars wrapped in clear plastic eight are missing a few so someone smoked three of the cigars this is how I got it How much are you asking?

Well, you know, the other comparable sold for a million dollars or so. Rick asks for an offer and tries to negotiate. I'll give it to you for 95,000. I think the auction estimate was 100 and it didn't meet it. I'll give you 50 grand, that's cash right now 70, what do you think son, I wouldn't pay more than 50 grand, I'll go 60, okay, it's all up to you, I'm out 65 and you got a deal? 60 grand I'll give you 30 Now give me the rest of the paperwork I'll give you the other 30 Got it, man, okay Rick gets a call from a man to review some hard rock pictures from a hotel he recently closed. down, so here it is, that's absolutely incredible, the Hard Rock Hotel here in Las Vegas was probably considered the most modern hotel, maybe in the world, Rick takes a closer look at the photos, okay, Deborah Harry , absolutely blonde.

I guess this is a kiss in Japan, yeah, Michael Jackson. These are unreleased limited edition prints of Neil Preston and what is this here. Actually, this is a collage also from Neil Preston and Le sappin. This is him on tour for seven years with these guys, but then this Rick. the Holy Grail for the entire Freddy Mercury collection, he was like no other singer in the world had ever seen, so you acquired this whole Hard Rock thing. I did it. I have 50 pieces and how much do you want? I want 150,000 because I want to call. some money to take a look at them.

Rick decides to call an expert for me. At the bottom he says 13 of 15, so there were only 15 of these made and this is the correct number 13 and I personally signed it and wrote his name and where it was shot and it's all authentic. I brought you a copy of my new Queen book just to show you that there's the famous Michael Jackson shot where they were hanging in the Hard Rock in one of the restaurants and they're the only copies. that I made from those frames and these photographs were taken at the famous Jackson family compound, those are the only ones out there that are correct, everything is completely legit and checks all the boxes.

Rick wants a second opinion, he wants $150,000 for 50 pieces. Do you think these alone if they're in good condition could easily cost $40,000, so this is a platinum print, it's the rarest print, it's the most complicated to make. 68,000 is not a problem so if I buy all of these 50 pieces I'll probably sell them within a year I'd say that's fair how much do you think I'll get at retail all of this together at retail 200,000 Rick offers a price let's go up to 130 is the most Of the things I have to rethink, 95, how about 100? Well I guess. I'm going to pay 100 grand and thank you very much.

Rick and Chum come to check on an infamous white Bronco, the OJ Bronco. I've never seen anything like that strange because OJ and his friend, what was his name? they both had an identical Bronco, but this is the one everyone knows, the infamous car chase and OJ was actually destroyed, right. They offered me $500,000 on the Bronco. I turned it down, so here it is, how did you get this at the time of? the Bronco Chase I was OJ's agent OJ's agent shares some details we probably didn't know three or four things in the past like 30 years everyone remembers where they were when the Challenger crashed everyone remembers where they were in the 911 and everyone remembers what what they were doing when they saw the OJ Chase, so this is like an early 90's Bronco, yeah, 92, low mileage, how many miles on it, about 36,000 H, so it's the same plate that was on it when, oh yeah , you take the photos.

I'll see AC sitting here and then this license plate, actually the same frame bracket and you're looking to sell this. Yes, I would like to, obviously, you drove it here, it runs well and why don't you take it for Drive I? takes the backseat Rick and Chum hit the highway for a phone ride with the police, he likes to negotiate. I want to go see my mom. Where were you during CH? Oddly enough, she was behind the Bronco about 400 and to the right. behind all the police officers the incredible helicopter was very stupid no, I'm definitely intrigued the problem is putting a value on this thing it's almost impossible there has to be another one that was sold there comes a difficult time for Rick, let's see how the deal goes How much do you want for this million three?

It is one of a kind, yes, around the world, more people have seen this vehicle than any other vehicle on Earth. I mean, this is like I said, a hugely iconic car, you know, I mean, you rarely see a 92. Bronco in this form, but it also has bad things associated with it, it's a lot of money, okay, it could go down to a milli 250 , you could get that or even more at auction. I'm going to pass it on, okay, with something like this. It is a great bet because there is nothing that compares it with its price.

I will never sell the Bronco for less than a million dollars. I know that it is worth one of the most important documents in the history of Rock and Roll. Enter the store. In fact, I bought one. One of the most important documents in the history of Rock and Roll, the contract between Brian Mste, who was the manager, and Beeto, creating the partnership between the two, you have the original Beatles contract and the agreement basically indicates what it would be Brian's part of the high contract. It wasn't going to be valid until Brian Epstein actually got them a record deal, that's right without wasting any more time Rick asks about his price, okay how much do you want for it?

A million dollars, that's a lot of money. I'm going to call my guy, you know, I can imagine someone spending a ridiculous amount of money to make a new one of these. If this works, I'll do whatever I have to do to get it. I've heard of this piece before it's okay. documented, the expert comes to verify the contract in terms of his signatures. I mean, there are still the most sought after ones, it's not uncommon to have them together, but in a contract that is a pretty rare piece in itself, I'm just looking for live ink.

I'm looking for overlays yeah it's starting to get darker you could see one pencil stroke over the other and these are definitely live signatures here so it's good that you have some very early signaturesof The Beatles that I've tried to get out. Some very old stuff I have on file, Harrison's signature, it's just you know, very early signature for him. John Lennin wouldn't sign John W. Lennin, but I still see a lot of the same similarities here, especially on the double ends, so. It is real? There is no doubt that it is genuine. The value is recommended by the expert, and Rick tries to negotiate how much it is worth.

I put the value of this piece at about $500,000. You're still stuck at a million. I really have to get a million. I don't see history being talked about here. I mean, you're I'm not going to like my price, I mean, I'd pay like 350 for it, you know, I have to look at it. I think he probably he can get half a million dollars, you know, you know what it is, it's an incredible deal, but I'm really going. to have to stick to a million dollars, I would choose 350, that's cash right now. I'm going to have to reduce the 350.

Good luck. I'm disappointed I couldn't make a deal, but I really had to find the one. The right buyer today simply wasn't it? The owner of a signed Zeppelin lead album walks into the store to sell it. Le Zeppelin one signed by the entire band by the entire band. I only see what Jimmy Pige signed on the front and John Bonam on the back. Robert Plant John Paul Jones Zeppelin is one of the greatest rock and roll bands of all time. Now there are four signatures on one album. If this is real, you probably wouldn't want to put it in the store.

I want to take him home. How much do you want? for this 22,000 this is the holy grail to let zein articles have jimmy paige on the wrong side but you are not going to find something like this let me call my friend to take a look at it of course the expert is coming to check if It's real, the best rock band of all time, yes they are, if the signatures are good, if everything is good, there is no doubt that this will end up being one of the strangest items I will ever see, so The first thing Rick is going to do is look at it with magnification, right there, pen and take a look here, rusty, it's a little bit older, you can tell it's aged ink, so we know we have live ink here, that's a great sign that he had. this Big R and then the rest would become a great flow John Paul Jones, probably the most beautiful signature of the band, the last.

I want to check out Jimmy Page and it's across the board but I love this slow pace and spontaneity okay so it's all legit no doubt this is the real deal what do you think it's worth between $10 and $ 12,000? Okay, the owner gets mad at Rick's friend after he gives him a low rating a far cry from the reason why Jimmy didn't. doing the same with the other three is because this was his baby, this Al absolutely ex. I'm not, I'm actually not discounting any of that for a second. I would tell you this that if you told that to the average person, they are I'm not going to care, they want them all in the back.

I'd give you 8 thousand dollars for it. My best price would be 175. You know. Okay, I appreciate the offer. It's okay, if you change your mind, come back. The offer is open. Have a good day, thank you. for coming thanks, they really need people who know what the hell they are talking about. I know what this guy is talking about. He is an idiot. A client brings in an interesting painting with a strange story behind it. I'm just assuming he's a pretty interesting Peter Max. Peter Max has a really strange life story. This guy was born in Nazi Germany, but his family doesn't go to the United States or England, they go to China.

Peter Max has a very distinctive style and remains popular today. His work is known to sell for over $100,000. How much do we expect to get from him based on the market? I'm trying to get around 35,000. You have paperwork. Yes, I have paperwork. Let me have someone check it. The expert is coming what I would like to do is take a closer look I just want to see maybe if it is a printed basellish or if it is a completely unique work I don't think that is the case This one I think the VIS was applied with a template but I don't think it's an impression.

It's definitely an original and it's certainly one of a kind. I mean, what is the market for this thing? The good news is that he is a pretty iconic image, the bad news is that you know he has done a lot of them, the other thing is that he is still a living and working artist, so he is producing more of these. You may see the same work for $50,000, but they are so common that you could find the same work selling for $10,000 on the Internet. I think an appropriate value for a job like this would probably be in the $25,000 range when the expert leaves.

Rick immediately looks for a low offer. I mean, what would be the best price? You'll take it pretty firmly. I'm already priced at $35,000 I mean I'll give you 10 Grant he said it's worth 25 can you do it? 15 I'll go, 12 Grant, okay, you've got a deal, sweet man, Rick calls a weapons expert to take a look. Beautifully preserved musket. A guy came in with a musket that he claimed was owned by a soldier during the Revolutionary War. This is a highly sought after piece of American history. Brown Best is in very good condition. You know, I'm going to start shaking here. wait a minute because you just don't see this stuff and the reason I think it's original is because in this day and age you know the rusty look hasn't been altered in the past.

In the heat of battle, the expert demonstrates how the weapon works and provides further explanations. They could actually load and shoot this without using the ramar to seat the ball. Now they would hit the musket on the ground. When you were to fire the musket, they would have to have it in the ready position, level it slightly, and then. pull the trigger, you have documentation here that says it's from Nicholas Verer, who served in the Revolutionary War, but is this the one that Nicholas Verer received during the Revolutionary War? gun value there are many other guns in this picture, if they had said the one marked Grace 1762 with the initials in the discussion then it would be hard to make a good case that the bill of sale I have says that means go and get a statement notarized, so what do you think is worth 15-20k on its own?

Thanks for all the info buddy, let's absolutely see if Rick makes a deal. I'll give you 15,000 for it. We're just not there, we're just not there, it's okay. Okay, you change your mind. I thought 15,000 was not enough. A guy came with a letter signed by Napoleon. Where did you get this online? This is the type of seal they used back then. Okay, it looks like it's from a pretty legit company. What do you want for it? The seller makes an offer and let's see how it goes. You know, I'm going to say like 10 grand. I'm thinking more along the lines of 1500.

Oh, that sounds low. Remember this guy was the emperor. from practically Europe, he probably signed a lot of things in his life, how about uh five? I'm going to have to rethink this, there will be work involved, how about 4,000? I'll give you $2,000 for it, man, that's the best. I can do it. I didn't pay that much for it, so let's do it. 2000 2000, okay, original Napoleon document with certificate of authenticity, Napoleon, yeah, that's incredibly sweet and I stamp it from him, you just bought it, yeah, Cory shows the letter to Rick and he. He insists that it be examined by an expert.

How much did you pay for it? Cory, two big ones. Hey man, it's your lucky day. You had it checked by someone. No, it seemed fine to me. I'm not going to sell something like this to someone for 12. Grand, I'm not sure this is real, why don't you go down and see Greg at UNOV and see what he has to say? This is typical. They just persecute me because I use crutches. This is what an original is supposed to be. document signed by Napoleon Cory meets with the expert and shares some stories related to Freem's letter 12 in the year 14 that is a very important date in the history of Napoleon that is the day of the battle of Ostritz we have done everything necessary to ensure the happiness and prosperity of our country, then I will take you back to your friends bra, there goes a brave man, there were several copies that were probably made on the battlefield because I would have sent them all over Europe to try to explain to people.

What happened is that this is not one of those original handwritten copies that we can consider as the original that looks exactly like this and is in the military museum. Let's find out if the expert reveals the true authenticity of the letter we have. here is very clearly a replica, okay, how can you clearly distinguish a document handwritten in ink from this period? We would see evidence that someone had written this with a pen, I can't say this is worth much as a historical artifact, why are you trying? sell it for 20 bucks because that's all it's worth the COA fooled me it's fake I paid $2,000 for it it's fine you're not going to put it on the wall and sell it for 20 boxes we don't sell fake stuff it takes the hit here. and go ahead, give me back my two big Cory, why don't you take it home and remember not to be so stupid and dumb?

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