I've got a $5 New Zealand note here signed by Ed Hillary.

Sweet.

As you probably, know Ed Hillary was the first person

to climb Mount Everest.

He's the only live person to actually

be put on a New Zealand note.

I'm not sure if you know of any famous New

Zealand sportsmen, but--

No. SCOTT: No?

OK.

I bought this note from a collector.

I originally purchased the note because I'm

a mountaineer myself.

For me, mountaineering is a great way to see the world

and experience different cultures.

All right, this is pretty cool.

Definitely the original iron man.

SCOTT: Yeah, exactly.

RICK: He's been to the North Pole, the South Pole,

and then the third pole they call is Mount Everest.

SCOTT: Yep, that's right.

And the first guy to climb Mount Everest.

You know, a lot of people sit around, and think, well,

it can't be that hard.

It's absolutely insane climbing this thing.

I couldn't do it.

My knees suck.

In 2010, I actually climbed Mount Everest.

RICK: You climbed Mount Everest? SCOTT: Yeah.

- Did you make it to the summit? - I did not.

No, I went from the north side and turned

around just above the North Col. I

just didn't have it in me, so.

RICK: Still, that's really impressive.

If you think about what it would take to climb Mount Everest

in 1953, it makes what Ed Hillary

did that much more impressive.

I mean, he didn't have a map that told him the easiest way

to go.

I mean, basically, he just looked at the mountain

and said, that way looks nice.

[LAUGHS]

So how much you want for it?

So I'd like 250.

I think it's a fair price.

I haven't seen many of them on the market.

The signature is a good, clean signature.

Yeah, usually I call in a buddy

and have the signature checked out,

but I know all about these.

He signed a thousand of them.

And-- can I give you 225?

Just for the fact that someone folded the bill.

Yeah.

You see, the whole thing is, you got this whole--

the weirdness of collectors.

I mean, that is a really big deal to them

that the bill's folded.

Of course, yeah.

Yeah, but that goes along with the roughness

of mountaineering, right?

No.

[LAUGHS]

SCOTT: No?

OK, well.

Can't blame me for trying.

No, no.

OK, so you're 225--

Could you split the difference?

235?

Done. RICK: OK.

Deal.

Perfect. Thank you.

This is definitely cool.

I like this.

I'll meet you up front, we'll write this up.

SCOTT: Perfect.

RICK: This bill might not sell right away here in Vegas,

but I'm confident I will make a profit on it.

What can I say?

I like money.

[LAUGHS]