You need anything?

A ll the inventory.

Good price.

Everything came upon.

I'm not leaving for the day.

Just going on break.

What's going on, guys?

Hey, what's up?

I'm looking at Seoul Book.

Sell a book.

What kind of work is it?

It's an annual registry of 17.

76.

The Declaration of Independence is printed in it.

Wow.

I brought on annual registry of 17 76 which contains a copy of the Declaration of Independence.

I'm looking to sell my book today.

Uh, take my lady out here in Las Vegas, get her drunk and maybe she'll marry me.

Where did you get it?

That was my grandfather's.

Okay.

And, uh, we read cased it, stabilize the book so pages wouldn't fall out.

Generally, you don't restore bold books just so you know, unless it's like, absolutely necessary.

It was absolutely necessary.

Looking through it, it's most likely pro bush.

It would probably be a really interesting read.

Everything they have to say about those damn colonists trying to rebel with the camp.

Alright, here we go.

The articles of confederation.

What's all that about?

How are you?

I'm 30 0 the articles of Confederation is the first constitution.

United States.

Okay.

All right.

What you want to do with it?

Uh, sell it.

How much were you looking to get out of it?

Um, two grand.

Um, I'm intrigued.

I'm deeply intrigued because something printed from 17.

76.

It has things like the Declaration of Independence, and it could be some serious money.

Son, do me a favor.

What's before you leave?

What?

Call Rebecca.

All right.

Right.

I love you too, huh?

Rebecca knows everything.

There is no about books.

Okay, Once you look around for a little bit, we'll wait on Rebecca and cool.

Sounds good.

That's it.

Really cool.

And bad.

Thing is, though, he did re bind, it is definitely re binding.

Definitely a recent recent re bind, But it will affect the value of the book.

Just so everyone knows that's your opinion.

Oh, no, she don't.

You know, you come to me for an appraisal, I'm gonna give you my opinion.

So that's what you're gonna get.

So you've got the annual register.

This is actually a pretty important publication at the time.

It was edited by Edmund Burke, who was a member of Parliament.

He was famous, incidentally, for supporting the American colonists in the Revolution.

Okay.

For example, he gave a very famous speech supporting the repeal of the tea tax.

You know, the tea tax that led to the Boston Tea Party?

That's where the history books read it.

I know the real story.

All right, well, I'm not gonna get into that with you, but, um, one thing that's cool about this too.

There are descriptions of battles in here, including wth e Major, Major Defeat of Washington in New York.

And it was a huge loss for Washington.

They had to retreat over the Delaware, very famous.

And it was a pretty good example for the English.

They're reading about this saying, Of course, the Americans columnist don't stand a chance.

The annual register was the perfect publication for any kind of gentlemen or any educated man who wanted to know what was happening in the world.

Not only history, but politics.

Anything that people were talking about was put in this magazine.

So what do we have here?

This is really a landmark year period.

I mean, not only do you have the description of battles, but you have the declaration.

Independence.

You have the articles of confederation, like anger Year.

But that doesn't necessarily equate to value your right.

This one.

You have issues.

I mean, there's a tape repair here, and I really mean literally tape, which not?

And then, of course, she's got the re bind.

So with all that mind, I would value it at about 3003.

That much?

Yeah.

Okay.

All right.

You're the best coming up.

Thank you.

If Rick decides to go forward with this, I don't think he'll have a hard time finding a buyer.

Americana is a huge area and collecting everyone loves it.

Well, what's the plan, Stan?

I mean, what, you're absolutely best price on it.

Well, it's sort of two grand, but I will not be bartered with, uh, take some money off of that.

Still, I know, But would you ever pull $3000 out of your pocketbook for, like, a first edition and Kendall Power?

Yes.

I don't even know what that is.

Uh, let me give you 1500 bucks.

Let's go.

16.

We got a deal.

All right.

All right.

I'll go.

60 100 bucks.

Awesome.

Um, I will beat you right up front.

Sounds good.

I feel great.

I would have walked away with 1000 then just as happy.