How much were you looking to get out of it?

55,000.

It is really cool.

But I have my doubts.

How you doing?

Pretty good.

What do we got here?

It's an old 18 47 cold walker pistol.

Cool.

How much you want for it?

Well, I was thinking 50,000 So if you don't mind, I'm gonna call a friend.

I'm gonna get him down here, have a look at the gun, see what he has to say.

Okay, you look hand cannon up in the dictionary.

You see Colt Walker, and this is a big gun.

The key to determining value on a gun like this is to really find out which cult Walker brevet that it iss okay.

And there is basically only one that has a lot of value made in Belgium.

OK, you should.

If it was made in Belgium, find ah, Belgian proof mark would be L g leisure.

That's what they stamp on the gun.

Here's the deal.

I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but I can't find a proof mark the Belgian proof mark on it without the proof mark.

It's impossible to tell what?

This is, where it's from.

I wouldn't let this gun go for anything less than $10,000.

I don't think there's.

There's no way I could pay that.

What's it worth to you?

Hi.

Three grand.

Would you may be entertained?

Six.

I appreciate it.

I have a letter written by Franklin.

Eleanor Roosevelt in 1922.

Cool.

Let me see it.

Isn't it amazing how presidents usually, right?

Like doctors?

Dear Out, would you have a talk with my old friend Robert Proctor?

He has an insurance matter which has already been well taken care of by Mr Butler.

Scribble, scribble.

Franklin D.

Roosevelt s.

So, basically, it's a letter he's writing to some guy named Al, hoping he takes care of some insurance matters.

Yes.

Okay.

So, um, how much you want to get out of it?

15,000.

15,000.

Do you mind if I have someone?

Look at it.

I have a friend.

She deals and documents like this.

Okay, great.

All right.

So whip out the apparatus here.

What I have is essentially a dossier of different secretaries who signed FDR.

His name.

Over the years, you can see how many different secretaries there were.

And what we really need to compare it to is the signatures of Roosevelt's own handwriting from about 1921 1923 the D and Franklin D.

Roosevelt tends to be pretty different.

You can see here it almost looks like an end or even a w.

So you think it's legit?

Yes.

Now what?

You think it's worth 1500?

How much do you want now?

I don't know if I would want to sell it now.

All right, Sorry for the bad news.

I've got an 18 84 colt that was in the Wyoming Range Wars and the book that goes with it.

There's nothing like a good book after a good shooting.

That's what I always say.

So how exactly did you get the gun?

My father got this from the great great granddaughter of Fred Coats, who was one of the guys in the Wyoming Range wars.

So who exactly was Fred Coats?

He was a sheriff in the area that was hired by the land barons to drive the little guys out of town, either by hanging or killing.

So depending on which side you're on, he was either a villain or hero.

Exactly.

Eso what proof you have that This blogger coast.

I have a letter from his great great granddaughter who she inherited it from.

How much were you looking to get out of it?

I'd like 55,000.

So let me get someone down here, Okay?

Now, one of the things that kind of just jumps out at me immediately is this Documentation is done in two different ink colors.

And then this part that directly references the colt is less than in a different in color.

So do you think this actually belonged coats?

It's really hard to make that connection.

We can't say definitively that this particular gun was owned by Fred Coats.

I'll give you, like, 1500 bucks.

Yeah, I don't know.

I'm just not gonna be able to do that.

I think maybe I'll see if I can maybe get some more providence.

Better luck next time.

You know, I have a book that I'd like to sell.

It was Harry writes baseball score book from 18.

76.

Okay.

Harry Wright was one of the innovators and baseball of organized, managed and played center field for Red Sox.

Pretty much the first professional baseball team.

18.

76.

It was the red stocking.

Red stockings.

True.

How much you want for it?

Well, I'm thinking in the $5000 range.

Do you mind if I have someone Look at it?

Is it a Harry right book?

Well, we'll know for sure, because on all of Harry writes books I've seen he signed it as a score.

Yeah, right here on the bottom.

There's a section we have score.

Now, on this page right here.

It's blank as well as this one.

This one, we do have a scorer are low.

It's kind of tough to read, but it's definitely not here.

You're right.

Signature There.

Okay, You're looking at maybe 500 bucks 1000.

I mean, do you would still want to sell it, Which I still want to sell it.

How about 400?

How about eight?

How about 400?

How about eight?

Realistically, I give you 500 bucks for it, Okay?

I've got a custom motorcycle.

I want you to take a look at I got a back lot over there.

I'm gonna bring it around.

Yeah, sure.

I'll meet you back.

Thanks.

What can you tell me about the bike, man?

It's a 2006 thunder cycle.

It was designed and built by Eddie Trotta.

This is really cool.

And he built this bike for the actor James Caan.

The James Caan.

Seriously, What are you looking to get out of it?

22,000.

Let me ask a buddy of mine who will know a little bit more than me.

And if I hear it started now?

Sure.

Wow.

It's nice.

Be all end all Chris.

What do you think?

It's worth?

10,000?

You told me you wanted 22,000 for the bike.

I mean, the only way I could think of selling this bike is pulling the motor, pulling the trans and a drive train out.

That being said, I could get that drive train used for about 5000 bucks.

I couldn't let it go for that were too far apart.

Thanks for your time.