consistancy, real content, its like a tv show but its real lmaoaoao and i feel like people that dont got a job just be looking at this hahahhaha unemployment let me here
I really respect how you won't just throw them a price and then find the very valuable gems. Instead you make sure you know what they're worth and are fair to both you and the seller. Someone else may have just said, "I'll give you $500", and everyone would have been happy.
really I would have look up the going rate on all of the lps and i bet that would total almost three grand plus all the other stuff pete made out real good.@@michaelcharach
In the early 90s it was easy to get that jersey with all those signatures. I watched the USA team play in Portland Oregon in 1992 against Canada and they did those signings.
Yup!!! Because it was the national team and because the Gulf War had just started, these guys were so accessible to the public and sponsors etc.... And to be honest I think it's fake. Especially since it came from a charity auction, with ZERO certs??? Nope. Worthless
@aaronstar8232 It's not fake.. Somebody bought a jersey at a dream team game, and had them sign it before or after the game.. My brother and I both bought jerseys and had them signed at a game.. They went all over the country playing practice games against different teams for like a year before the Olympics started..
Goes to show no matter how much we cherish the things we collect... they might be an afterthought to our loved ones once we pass on. Part of the reason I sold my massive Star Wars collection years ago.. I sold it also because it was hard keeping everything mint condition with all the moving around the country I did.
@@badonkadonk8212Good, so she should be. Nice little earner. It was obvious this section would be full of little snide comments, judging them. The uncle died, don't think he gives a crap. People hate other people getting something for nothing... there's an ingrained jealousy people have, even when it comes to strangers. As if you'd donate it all to charity or keep it to pass on lol.
Yea and now vintage Star Wars stuff is just BONKERS in price.Pretty much everything vintage toys right now is crazy but Star Wars and G.I. Joe are the two when you go looking them up you are just like WWWHHHHAAAAAAATTTTT!!!!.Collectables is what I mostly deal in and right now is for sure the time to sell vintage.
It's almost as if there's more to life than hoarding stuff. Of course other people are not going to value the same stuff you did, and it's arrogant to think people should. I collect stuff and I'm excited for the day when my kids can sell it and make some money off of my passions. Why should I force them to keep all my crap that they don't care about? The whole point of a collection is that you like a certain thing more than you like money, but ideally those items should still be able to be traded back for money in the case you need it or you die. So it's like you still have money, but in the form of something more exciting than bills. Money can be fluid like that if you're smart.
But if they're not a fan of Metallica what are they supposed to do? Haul all that crap around with them everywhere they go? It's ok to let things go, maybe keep a couple things in memory but you can't keep hauling around every single dead relative's stuff.
You gotta remember that when you sign an autograph on paper, it's completely different from when you try to use a marker on clothing. You can never get the signature exactly the same.
I feel like they would have been happy with like a $750-$1,000 offer straight out the gate, lol. Awesome of you to take the time to look much deeper and give them the proper offer of fairness. They didn't seem to realize just how rare XXX/200 is in terms of old Metallica records; or anything very popular.
This is such a good channel and you're such an honest man. I'm still hoping to get to come by your shop before the cancer finishes me. I hope to bring you a give I think you will enjoy and I will not take any money for it. You can keep it or sell it. It's original indian arrowheads I collected when I was a kid. After a rain we kids did this for fun. I'm 68 now. If something happens, I've got my wife ready to mail them to you. I've enjoyed the content here since I found your channel. Please don't change anything about what you do. It's great.
I just found you on TH-cam. Great videos. Love it. Love that you are so kind to the cats and bird. Way better then pawn stars. Your a very honest person. My husband has an accordion over 70 years old in mint condition. His brother in law gave it to him over 50 years ago. Merry Christmas to you and your family 🎄
Probably most of the limited production stuff was a Fan Club only release. People who bought that stuff are typically not selling it... So no comps on them.
Peter! I grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I'm not old enough to have gone to that show, but I would definitely be interested in that LP once things are said and done on your end!
Way-cool Metallice collection. All that stuff is in high demand and with a very high number of collectors/fans -- I know for sure that you will do very well on your investment.
When I was a kid I went to Ozzfest and got a signed Ozzy poster. I ended up trading it back in the day for an original crew Metallica signed photo. I'm talking about original right before dude passed away in that accident
Man I had some of those Metallica albums that were numbered. One of them had a gold stamp on the back, it was given as a promotional item to a radio station. I showed up to one for some stupid event where they had me listen to heavy metal with headphones on for their entire wacky morning show to see if I would kill myself. Well I didn't and they gave me a whole bunch of albums that they never played on the station anyways, including Metallica, a few Ozzy albums, iron maiden and I forget who else. They all had gold stamps on the back that said they were promotional. of course everything got wrecked on my basement flooded. it's all gone now.
@faradaysage15 My man cave/music room is in my basement. I woke up one morning and went downstairs and found 3 inches of water on the floor. Thank goodness I had planned for something like that to happen and had all my vinyl stored on shelves 6 inches off the floor. I also run a dehumidifier in the basement during the summer. I feel for you on the loss of such great records.
Dude that Metallica collection in that condition.... would net you a literal fortune. As a Metalhead and Hardcore music aficionado, I have friends and acquaintances that would give you their life savings for it. To the right collector, of which there are a ton of them... wealthy ones at that. These people would pay far more than any Ebay prices or some Craigslist bullshit.
I had a damage inc Metallica board back in the day my mom got it for me from the bike rack in Waterbury ct for 300 all decked out that thing was awesome lol.
They signed a ton of stuff with the 92 team, mostly with the entire team. Can see several online with all 13 players signed. basketballs, jerseys, posters.
Signatures vary all the time especially on different materials, think of your own signatures, a checkout signing screen, a voting registration, your driving license, a bill of sale, they never are completely identical just similar, never the same exactly
Right, but we're not famous. Most famous people are told to keep it consistent, for this very reason. And that helps them too to fight off forgeries (somewhat).
The problem with some of the Metallic collectible LPs and picture discs from the 80’s and early 90’s is that some of them are bootleg. EBay will kick them off. I did sell a few but you’ll have to find those collectors. He’s right about the newer stuff. I had to bundle posters, fabric flags, etc., and then still you won’t get much.
Yes!!! I should have waited for the end because to even consider not auctioning this would be criminal and blasphemous honestly. They clearly had no clue what they had or this would never come through the doors of a pawn shop. That is just facts. Great video as always cheers 🍻
Pete i collect autographs and those signatures are off but u can always send it in to psa but they will charge u a few hundred bucks to look at it though. Even if they are real proboly worth around 5k with a PSA cert.
I have a question about the Metallica collection, because I have one of these. When they were on their first tour, for Kill Em All, the band had autograph parties in every city they went to. I got to go to the concert _and also_ the autograph party, where I bought Kill Em All & had it autographed by all 4 members, _including the late Cliff Burton!_ Cliff was their original bass player, who died not long after. I've seen these autographed Kill Em All albums going for $5,000-$5,500! I've personally been offered 5k for mine, but I won't sell it. I'm not a collector but the record is too special to me personally. It's valuable because it has the late Cliff Burton's autograph on it. I'm almost sure there was _not_ one in this collection, because these guys are overflowing with integrity and would've pointed this out. But still I wonder.
overflowing with integrity lol, i can bet the collecion is worth 7500+, hence the slight guilt trip to customer as he rights them up, "i was a little bit disappointed"😂😂guy is a pro trader
@@sureshotgazza1127 Yes, he's a "pro trader" with obvious, abundant _integrity._ If not, he's doing a great job fooling everybody. He discloses his purpose (to make profit and sell, normally, for twice his purchase price), he nearly always shows customers what items have _already sold_ for, and he discusses specific issues affecting the value of an item.
Yeah I'm looking forward to checking it out when it shows up on his site also. Doubt I'll be buying much as both the kids want gaming PC's for Christmas but you never know
Combined Signature's on Jersey does not increase value to what 5 individual Jerseys would sale for, and without COA or being Graded will drastically drop values
Just found your channel and been binge watching for a day or so. My only suggestion would be to do some close ups of some of the items you’re buying in these videos..
I ran into an old friend from High School a few years back. We hadnt hung out in 20 years. He tells me " Hey Man, I still have your old METALLICA Zorlac skateboard in my basement. I have been holding it for you!" Wow. I was real grateful, even shocked that he kept it and brought up how nice that was to hold on to it. Weeks go by, I get a hold of him, " Dude, what is going on with that Metallica board?" A pause..." Yeah, I guess I was wrong, I cant find it now". That stinks. That board was a cool item, I looked em up on Ebay, they fetch good cash. I think he looked it up as well Lol. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. I still have quite a bit of the old heavy Metal stuff, but its amazing the mental blank I run into when it comes to where all my old skateboarding stuff went. Dad Died last month. We will be cleaning out his property for at least the coming year, maybe I will find some of my old stuff.
The 92 dream team is 10x worth what lebrons signature would be he signs a ton of stuff that team was together for one year on dream team and signed the 90s players are definitely more sought after than modern players that jersey absolutely insane will go for good money if real
I wanted to comment on the signed jersey. I purchased a Reggie Miller signed Jersey at a charity event at late 90s to 2000. The players donated the signed jerseys and there was never a coa bc the jerseys came from the players to raise money for the auction. Also jerseys are harder to sign and the signatures always very slightly because of the material they are signing on. And signatures change over the years as well. But good find. And good luck with selling it. I would keep it though.
Nice jersey, remember when these players sign different items the autographs look a little different because it is harder to sign the jersey material. The jersey material tries to move while they sign causing differences.
Its incredible to me That this man. Peter I think is his name. That he Is so knowledgeable on so many things all non related. I would consider this guy to be on the Level of Genius
I collect things and I hope I have a collection that massive but I also hope it's something that my family wants after I pass and they don't just sell it or toss it
Well if you don't want that to happen, make plans for it to go to charity or to another collector. You're basically trying to be subtle and polite, but let's be honest, you've just written that to have a dig at them. So what if they sold it. Glad they got some money for it. The uncle's collection will now go out into the world and be available for Metallica fans to buy.
@TheDevilDogg I have a huge Vinyl/CD and rare book collection also. As I am getting older (59 now) I have spoke with my sister about what I want done with some of my collection. I told her that one of my best friends can have all or as much of my music collection he wants. The books and any remaining music can be sold and the money donated to a charity that helps kids get music equipment. I also marked and wrote down certain albums and books that are worth more than $50.
Cool Metallica stuff guys, but a lot of bootleg LPs I recognise. Limited to 200, but not legit, and pretty recent. Go careful, I'm sure you will... I'm a record store guy from the UK, so many bootlegs at record fairs/ shows, it's a bit depressing.
Right on man, good looking out. I honestly wasn’t even thinking about that, it’s been many years since I’ve bought any music. I was really into heavy metal back in the late eighties and nineties, and even back then, foreign “live” bootlegs of heavy metal bands were very common, so I can see how it might have proliferated even more 20-30 years later.
There's not a lot of comments doing this, but there are some having a go at this couple (they don't even know) and being pretty nasty and judging them for selling the collection. Its proper unfair. What were they to do? Give it away to a stranger who might end up selling it. Give it to charity? Were the same might happen. Charity shops are well known for staff taking items for pennies, then selling them for profit (not all). Keep it in their basement gathering dust? I mean how many people know someone they can trust with a giant Metallica collection who would appreciate it like the uncle? End of the day... Someone would have eventually made money from it, so why not the uncle's family. These items will now be available for sale to collectors and fans who are willing to part with their cash for them.
That lady was exhausting 🥴 I love this channel, it’s extra special when the people get so giddy about some cash get nervous and talk, talk and talk non-stop over and over. Good find Pete!
Pete, you’re way high on that 1992 Dream Team jersey. Yes, the signatures are collectible, but not $100k or $300kcollectible! Authenticators want time period accuracy, so you’d also want superstars from that team, Charles Barkley, David Robinson, Clyde Drexler, NOT Kobe and LeBron…
That Jersey would easily sell for maybe 250k, magic alone is 42k, jordan would cost more, larry bird would be about the same, u just said if its real its like a 300k jersey, i totally agree with that number. 10k a signature is to small, more like 25k min a signature.
as a metallica fan that stuff he didnt want i would of bought it all for a cheap price just to have if i seen it in a store. if the people just wanted to get rid of it and were ok with him giving them a lowball offer for it.
who would you recommend to appraise some baseball cards? I inherited my grandfathers collection and there are a TON of them, primarily dodgers starting back in the late 50's
that bearded fellow was hilarious ' Oh I skimmed it all for the best stuff already' - but he seemed pretty clueless about everything as she responded "we hope" LOLOLOL
im a huge metallica fan. some of these comments hit home. i have a entire spare room of toys ive kept since a kid plus new ones i collect. i cant get myself to sell them they been with me through life to long. luckily my niece and her husband collect their own genre of toys so i have some fmaily members who will know how to sell them and stuff. i dont care what they get for it all since it will be all profit for them. i cant part with it so itll take death for it to go. im sure most of the stuff they wont be able to get almost anything for it.
That is how i see collecting man enjoy it to your final days cause its not like u can take it with u and who cares the value after that. Ill be selling a good chunk before my if i can and enjoy it while it lasts haha
most locksmiths will be able to use a key blank and cut you a key by impressioning the lock, but any locksmith with the right tools can key one without even picking it.
@@chanelnumba_5 Load and Reload is early metallica. That is all from the first half of their career. When load came out, Metallica had been around for 15 years. They've been arounf for 42 now. They were 'good' for maybe a quarter of that. Those that are Burtonists, only like the first 10% of Metallica's career. Trujillo, their newest bass player, has played with them longer than any other bassist.
On the jersey, try writing your name on paper, then try to write on a jersey or a T-shirt. It’s totally different. I think those look pretty close. But I’d like to have it authenticated by somebody.
100 percent fake. Not even a good fake at that. Even if the autos looked good there is no way guys like MJ and Bird are signing a Magic Johnson jersey.
I have a piece from a Super Bowl charity signing. The player signed at the event so no COA was given. These could be legit if the item was signed by these players at 1 event or someone took it to multiple events to have signed which would be tougher to get.
Pete, Hamilton Intramatic Chrono with blue dial on wrist? Or the black dial earlier released 42 mm Intramatic chrono? Either way, you have good taste in watches. I’m a big watch nerd myself, in case you can’t tell
I remember when Mr October was hiring people to sign his name for him on baseball cards that people sent to him. I was one of his 10-year-old victims. I still kept it, because to me it was still from him, you know?
I don't know anything about taxidermy but I'm curious if there is a market for fake taxidermy that looks realistic. Vegan taxidermy? 😂 It could be marketed so no animal was killed or perhaps sold as real but it's fake. Just a weird thought.
@@bhambholethat literally defeats the entire purpose of both mounting your kill and being a vegan not wanting to condone death of animals.. your 2 brain cells worked a little too hard trying to comprehend that one bud
Yeah, but you need to take into consideration that you’re comparing a signature on a piece of wood compared to a signature on a jersey jersey does not sit still while they sign to get such clean signatures on the jersey is really good that’s why most of them will sign it on the numbers for the patches
i have flyers from 82 when Metallica was a club band the Keystone in palo alto how cool is that and kirk was in another band i went to school with his cousin funny how it turned out nice job ROCKERS
I hope he posts of video on how the Metallica auction turned out. When I was younger I used to be a big Metallica fan. The previous oh went must have been a diehard fan, he even kept magazines and photos of the band.
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Something about this channel just works..... Peter is the best cure for anxiety and depression
consistancy, real content, its like a tv show but its real lmaoaoao and i feel like people that dont got a job just be looking at this hahahhaha unemployment let me here
Nah
Blessings and peace to you. Distraction therapy is helpful.❤ Feel joy, fellow human.
@@Woozcx666your buggin lol after a long day of working 13hrs i come here to relax and unwind with these videos
@@Reynaldo-zr3zc What a well thought out rebuttle..... man ur different
I really respect how you won't just throw them a price and then find the very valuable gems. Instead you make sure you know what they're worth and are fair to both you and the seller. Someone else may have just said, "I'll give you $500", and everyone would have been happy.
Ya they would have taken $500 bucks…
really I would have look up the going rate on all of the lps and i bet that would total almost three grand plus all the other stuff pete made out real good.@@michaelcharach
That “other” Pawn Shop Show would have did that EXACTLY😂…They would’ve talked them down to TRIPLE their profit.
In the early 90s it was easy to get that jersey with all those signatures. I watched the USA team play in Portland Oregon in 1992 against Canada and they did those signings.
Yup!!! Because it was the national team and because the Gulf War had just started, these guys were so accessible to the public and sponsors etc.... And to be honest I think it's fake. Especially since it came from a charity auction, with ZERO certs??? Nope. Worthless
@aaronstar8232 It's not fake.. Somebody bought a jersey at a dream team game, and had them sign it before or after the game.. My brother and I both bought jerseys and had them signed at a game.. They went all over the country playing practice games against different teams for like a year before the Olympics started..
Goes to show no matter how much we cherish the things we collect... they might be an afterthought to our loved ones once we pass on. Part of the reason I sold my massive Star Wars collection years ago.. I sold it also because it was hard keeping everything mint condition with all the moving around the country I did.
Yup, they just saw it as an easy cash grab. She was ecstatic to sell it
@@badonkadonk8212Good, so she should be. Nice little earner. It was obvious this section would be full of little snide comments, judging them. The uncle died, don't think he gives a crap. People hate other people getting something for nothing... there's an ingrained jealousy people have, even when it comes to strangers. As if you'd donate it all to charity or keep it to pass on lol.
@@Harry-jz1dn Totally agree. Well Said!
Yea and now vintage Star Wars stuff is just BONKERS in price.Pretty much everything vintage toys right now is crazy but Star Wars and G.I. Joe are the two when you go looking them up you are just like WWWHHHHAAAAAAATTTTT!!!!.Collectables is what I mostly deal in and right now is for sure the time to sell vintage.
It's almost as if there's more to life than hoarding stuff. Of course other people are not going to value the same stuff you did, and it's arrogant to think people should. I collect stuff and I'm excited for the day when my kids can sell it and make some money off of my passions. Why should I force them to keep all my crap that they don't care about?
The whole point of a collection is that you like a certain thing more than you like money, but ideally those items should still be able to be traded back for money in the case you need it or you die. So it's like you still have money, but in the form of something more exciting than bills. Money can be fluid like that if you're smart.
Thanks uncle. We'll take your lifes passion and sell it at a pawn shop for cheap.
My thoughts exactly .
"There's value in that Metallica stuff."
Fat mouth "yeah! We'll take the Metallica stuff!"
Sad
But if they're not a fan of Metallica what are they supposed to do? Haul all that crap around with them everywhere they go? It's ok to let things go, maybe keep a couple things in memory but you can't keep hauling around every single dead relative's stuff.
Fake jersey autos
@@pauleric8799shut up trubko
@@lisa.66exactly. Some people gotta turn everything into hate and negativity. It just shows those people arent in a good place.
Keep bringing these long video's! 👍 I could watch these all day.
I'm a massive sealed collector and I love Metallica!
What's their 1991 Skull Pendant worth it says alchemy on it
Rest in peace Uncle 🙏🏻
You gotta remember that when you sign an autograph on paper, it's completely different from when you try to use a marker on clothing. You can never get the signature exactly the same.
Good point
That jersey is fake AF.
He was comparing it to other jerseys. Should be 95% similar. It was def fake
He knows more than you about this. Almost guaranteed
Faux!!
I feel like they would have been happy with like a $750-$1,000 offer straight out the gate, lol. Awesome of you to take the time to look much deeper and give them the proper offer of fairness. They didn't seem to realize just how rare XXX/200 is in terms of old Metallica records; or anything very popular.
I hope the people who say Peter rips people off notices this comment and video
@@MPK112233I've never seen one comment saying he rips anyone off.
@@Five0Five You must be kidding. There's a squad of people here with an agenda who say that all the time.
@@Five0Fivethere are 100s. Even whole videos on YT. trust me
Yeah sometimes I think he’s too fair 🤷🏼♂️
This is such a good channel and you're such an honest man. I'm still hoping to get to come by your shop before the cancer finishes me. I hope to bring you a give I think you will enjoy and I will not take any money for it. You can keep it or sell it. It's original indian arrowheads I collected when I was a kid. After a rain we kids did this for fun. I'm 68 now. If something happens, I've got my wife ready to mail them to you.
I've enjoyed the content here since I found your channel. Please don't change anything about what you do. It's great.
I’m sorry to hear from your cancer. How are you doing now? I hate cancer, it took my best friend at a very young age🥺
Pete! I think you hit a major jackpot with that Metallica stuff in terms of rare, nice- condition material! As a big fan, that was awesome to see!
I just found you on TH-cam. Great videos. Love it. Love that you are so kind to the cats and bird. Way better then pawn stars. Your a very honest person. My husband has an accordion over 70 years old in mint condition. His brother in law gave it to him over 50 years ago. Merry Christmas to you and your family 🎄
That is a collection that would be worth offering to the guys from Metallica. Some gems in there!
Believe me they probably have it all and the REAL gems out there. If not they can afford to pick them up for maybe 5k total
Probably most of the limited production stuff was a Fan Club only release. People who bought that stuff are typically not selling it... So no comps on them.
Peter! I grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I'm not old enough to have gone to that show, but I would definitely be interested in that LP once things are said and done on your end!
Keep Up The Outstanding Work Peter!! Thank You For All You Do Good Sir.
Way-cool Metallice collection. All that stuff is in high demand and with a very high number of collectors/fans -- I know for sure that you will do very well on your investment.
When I was a kid I went to Ozzfest and got a signed Ozzy poster. I ended up trading it back in the day for an original crew Metallica signed photo. I'm talking about original right before dude passed away in that accident
just because the Ride the Lightning CD says 1984 doesn't mean it's the first pressing.
Man I had some of those Metallica albums that were numbered. One of them had a gold stamp on the back, it was given as a promotional item to a radio station. I showed up to one for some stupid event where they had me listen to heavy metal with headphones on for their entire wacky morning show to see if I would kill myself. Well I didn't and they gave me a whole bunch of albums that they never played on the station anyways, including Metallica, a few Ozzy albums, iron maiden and I forget who else. They all had gold stamps on the back that said they were promotional. of course everything got wrecked on my basement flooded. it's all gone now.
@faradaysage15 My man cave/music room is in my basement. I woke up one morning and went downstairs and found 3 inches of water on the floor. Thank goodness I had planned for something like that to happen and had all my vinyl stored on shelves 6 inches off the floor. I also run a dehumidifier in the basement during the summer. I feel for you on the loss of such great records.
I’m so sorry to hear that man, I’d be devastated if something like that happened to my collection. 😢
I’m surprised that Honey isn’t freaked out by that stuffed bobcat. This is a great channel👍👍🇨🇦
Dude that Metallica collection in that condition.... would net you a literal fortune. As a Metalhead and Hardcore music aficionado, I have friends and acquaintances that would give you their life savings for it.
To the right collector, of which there are a ton of them... wealthy ones at that. These people would pay far more than any Ebay prices or some Craigslist bullshit.
It’s not worth a literal fortune
Pete is always doing Big Things. Rick who? Pawn Stars what??!! Lol.. Great vid, y'all!!!
New to the channel and addicted already. Catching up now. What a crazy collection, one of a kind no doubt. Happy holidays Pete!
I had a damage inc Metallica board back in the day my mom got it for me from the bike rack in Waterbury ct for 300 all decked out that thing was awesome lol.
I think you’re over estimating the jersey just a tad, Larry signs a lot of products nowadays, but having all those on one is absolutely crazy tbh
I got 5 slipknot skateboards that sold for 300-450 each. Wouldn’t be surprised if the Metallica skateboard did the same!
6:07, it would be nice if all the players would come into the shop to verify the signatures. 😊
You don't watch his channel? Jordan and all the bulls stop into the trading post all the time
This isn’t pawn stars with huge production budget..
Which is why I find it way more interesting, it’s real, not staged and glamourized..
Peter, I have to tell you, your Hamilton watch is fantastic. Excellent taste!
They signed a ton of stuff with the 92 team, mostly with the entire team. Can see several online with all 13 players signed. basketballs, jerseys, posters.
Wow, the store owner left the door open for a $2500 counteroffer, but they didn't even try. Rookies.
he will make 4000 on the records
@@reesilva1At Least !
hell no. aint no way pete would have forked over another 200. maybeee 75.
Right!! 😅🤦🏼
@@Bruce_99come back with 2,800 would of settled for 2,500 easy
Signatures vary all the time especially on different materials, think of your own signatures, a checkout signing screen, a voting registration, your driving license, a bill of sale, they never are completely identical just similar, never the same exactly
It’s 100% fake, unfortunately
Variation is one thing, bad forgeries are an entirely different thing
every time i sign my name it looks different
Yeah but some of those are way off , plus no paperwork is the first give away
Right, but we're not famous. Most famous people are told to keep it consistent, for this very reason. And that helps them too to fight off forgeries (somewhat).
@@JJ-yn8fl right, plus for that many signatures to look different, definitely looks shady
The problem with some of the Metallic collectible LPs and picture discs from the 80’s and early 90’s is that some of them are bootleg. EBay will kick them off. I did sell a few but you’ll have to find those collectors. He’s right about the newer stuff. I had to bundle posters, fabric flags, etc., and then still you won’t get much.
Yes!!! I should have waited for the end because to even consider not auctioning this would be criminal and blasphemous honestly.
They clearly had no clue what they had or this would never come through the doors of a pawn shop. That is just facts.
Great video as always cheers 🍻
Pete i collect autographs and those signatures are off but u can always send it in to psa but they will charge u a few hundred bucks to look at it though. Even if they are real proboly worth around 5k with a PSA cert.
6:30 Peter literally comes to the conclusion it isn’t real in the segment
I have a question about the Metallica collection, because I have one of these. When they were on their first tour, for Kill Em All, the band had autograph parties in every city they went to. I got to go to the concert _and also_ the autograph party, where I bought Kill Em All & had it autographed by all 4 members, _including the late Cliff Burton!_ Cliff was their original bass player, who died not long after. I've seen these autographed Kill Em All albums going for $5,000-$5,500! I've personally been offered 5k for mine, but I won't sell it. I'm not a collector but the record is too special to me personally. It's valuable because it has the late Cliff Burton's autograph on it. I'm almost sure there was _not_ one in this collection, because these guys are overflowing with integrity and would've pointed this out. But still I wonder.
overflowing with integrity lol, i can bet the collecion is worth 7500+, hence the slight guilt trip to customer as he rights them up, "i was a little bit disappointed"😂😂guy is a pro trader
@@sureshotgazza1127 Yes, he's a "pro trader" with obvious, abundant _integrity._ If not, he's doing a great job fooling everybody. He discloses his purpose (to make profit and sell, normally, for twice his purchase price), he nearly always shows customers what items have _already sold_ for, and he discusses specific issues affecting the value of an item.
@@sureshotgazza1127 Do you need a pacifier?
Gotta say. You are a fair man. Much respect
A michael jordan signed jersey with one of big three coas (psa,jsa,beckett) seems to be going for 10000+
Im definitely gonna be watching for the Metallica stuff to come out
i would be hard to sign a jersey bearing in mind the material moves when you sign it.
The paint can was usually a fan club member only sale. I’m interested in the vinyl
I hav a 2005 fan can with signatures on. sadly it`s faded now
Yeah I'm looking forward to checking it out when it shows up on his site also. Doubt I'll be buying much as both the kids want gaming PC's for Christmas but you never know
Combined Signature's on Jersey does not increase value to what 5 individual Jerseys would sale for, and without COA or being Graded will drastically drop values
Just found your channel and been binge watching for a day or so. My only suggestion would be to do some close ups of some of the items you’re buying in these videos..
I ran into an old friend from High School a few years back. We hadnt hung out in 20 years.
He tells me " Hey Man, I still have your old METALLICA Zorlac skateboard in my basement. I have been holding it for you!"
Wow. I was real grateful, even shocked that he kept it and brought up how nice that was to hold on to it.
Weeks go by, I get a hold of him, " Dude, what is going on with that Metallica board?"
A pause..." Yeah, I guess I was wrong, I cant find it now".
That stinks. That board was a cool item, I looked em up on Ebay, they fetch good cash.
I think he looked it up as well
Lol.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
I still have quite a bit of the old heavy Metal stuff, but its amazing the mental blank I run into when it comes to where all my old skateboarding stuff went.
Dad Died last month.
We will be cleaning out his property for at least the coming year, maybe I will find some of my old stuff.
The 92 dream team is 10x worth what lebrons signature would be he signs a ton of stuff that team was together for one year on dream team and signed the 90s players are definitely more sought after than modern players that jersey absolutely insane will go for good money if real
Awesome Metallica collection!
lots of metallica bootleg live lps in there as well as official releases
I really like the Metallica collection. You won’t have an issue selling any of that stuff.
Your kitty always looks so happy.
I wanted to comment on the signed jersey. I purchased a Reggie Miller signed Jersey at a charity event at late 90s to 2000. The players donated the signed jerseys and there was never a coa bc the jerseys came from the players to raise money for the auction. Also jerseys are harder to sign and the signatures always very slightly because of the material they are signing on. And signatures change over the years as well. But good find. And good luck with selling it. I would keep it though.
I have that exact same drew estates acid humidor. It came stocked up with his best cigars.
Nice jersey, remember when these players sign different items the autographs look a little different because it is harder to sign the jersey material. The jersey material tries to move while they sign causing differences.
That jersey is fake AF.
The Metallica coaster set sold for $70 plus ship on eBay!
Autographs on fabric is different. I see a lot of similarities in the autographs but it’s hard.
Its incredible to me That this man. Peter I think is his name. That he Is so knowledgeable on so many things all non related. I would consider this guy to be on the Level of Genius
how I feel 2 hours after binge watching Animal planet and history channel.....before I forget everything random animal fact I learned 2 weeks later.
@qcrew, I have anxiety and depression and Petes channel calms me too.
I had an amazing pool sick from Metallica as well aside from my Hetfield guitar
I collect things and I hope I have a collection that massive but I also hope it's something that my family wants after I pass and they don't just sell it or toss it
Well if you don't want that to happen, make plans for it to go to charity or to another collector. You're basically trying to be subtle and polite, but let's be honest, you've just written that to have a dig at them. So what if they sold it. Glad they got some money for it. The uncle's collection will now go out into the world and be available for Metallica fans to buy.
@TheDevilDogg I have a huge Vinyl/CD and rare book collection also. As I am getting older (59 now) I have spoke with my sister about what I want done with some of my collection. I told her that one of my best friends can have all or as much of my music collection he wants. The books and any remaining music can be sold and the money donated to a charity that helps kids get music equipment. I also marked and wrote down certain albums and books that are worth more than $50.
The guy wants to do consignment so he's not the one selling fake autographs.
Wow, now that's some collection! Great Metallica haul!
Lol! I have that exact same Alien cookie jar. I also have the Alien Egg cookie jar to go with it.
Cool Metallica stuff guys, but a lot of bootleg LPs I recognise. Limited to 200, but not legit, and pretty recent. Go careful, I'm sure you will... I'm a record store guy from the UK, so many bootlegs at record fairs/ shows, it's a bit depressing.
Right on man, good looking out. I honestly wasn’t even thinking about that, it’s been many years since I’ve bought any music. I was really into heavy metal back in the late eighties and nineties, and even back then, foreign “live” bootlegs of heavy metal bands were very common, so I can see how it might have proliferated even more 20-30 years later.
There's not a lot of comments doing this, but there are some having a go at this couple (they don't even know) and being pretty nasty and judging them for selling the collection. Its proper unfair.
What were they to do? Give it away to a stranger who might end up selling it.
Give it to charity? Were the same might happen. Charity shops are well known for staff taking items for pennies, then selling them for profit (not all).
Keep it in their basement gathering dust?
I mean how many people know someone they can trust with a giant Metallica collection who would appreciate it like the uncle?
End of the day... Someone would have eventually made money from it, so why not the uncle's family. These items will now be available for sale to collectors and fans who are willing to part with their cash for them.
Larry Byrd looked legit. My signature can vary wildly
If they had the early Tape releases with Mustain and the orig 1st pressings.. Canadian versions ect.. I would be excited.
Yeah that's where the money is.
I've seen metallica 16 times over the years and had a stroke when I saw this collection. Wish I would've had someone offer it to me... lol
Even at paying $5k for everything... Still probably about 30% of what it cost to buy everything new!
That lady was exhausting 🥴 I love this channel, it’s extra special when the people get so giddy about some cash get nervous and talk, talk and talk non-stop over and over.
Good find Pete!
At least she enthusiastic about the stuff. Unlike some of the chode tweekers that show up and try selling garbage they find at goodwill to Pete
I could not agree more. That woman was downright irritating and tiring.
Pete, you’re way high on that 1992 Dream Team jersey. Yes, the signatures are collectible, but not $100k or $300kcollectible!
Authenticators want time period accuracy, so you’d also want superstars from that team, Charles Barkley, David Robinson, Clyde Drexler, NOT Kobe and LeBron…
That Jersey would easily sell for maybe 250k, magic alone is 42k, jordan would cost more, larry bird would be about the same, u just said if its real its like a 300k jersey, i totally agree with that number. 10k a signature is to small, more like 25k min a signature.
as a metallica fan that stuff he didnt want i would of bought it all for a cheap price just to have if i seen it in a store. if the people just wanted to get rid of it and were ok with him giving them a lowball offer for it.
who would you recommend to appraise some baseball cards? I inherited my grandfathers collection and there are a TON of them, primarily dodgers starting back in the late 50's
that bearded fellow was hilarious ' Oh I skimmed it all for the best stuff already' - but he seemed pretty clueless about everything as she responded "we hope" LOLOLOL
im a huge metallica fan. some of these comments hit home. i have a entire spare room of toys ive kept since a kid plus new ones i collect. i cant get myself to sell them they been with me through life to long. luckily my niece and her husband collect their own genre of toys so i have some fmaily members who will know how to sell them and stuff. i dont care what they get for it all since it will be all profit for them. i cant part with it so itll take death for it to go. im sure most of the stuff they wont be able to get almost anything for it.
That is how i see collecting man enjoy it to your final days cause its not like u can take it with u and who cares the value after that. Ill be selling a good chunk before my if i can and enjoy it while it lasts haha
That women's loader then a airpot!!!
most locksmiths will be able to use a key blank and cut you a key by impressioning the lock, but any locksmith with the right tools can key one without even picking it.
Wait a minute, aren't those locks non-functioning display models or something?
Metallica rocks hard to believe they been around for 40 years remember they sued Napster 😂
They used to. Now they hardly rock😂use a lot of equipment to sound legit
Ya I know they did sellout older music is way better than the new stuff
@@travismcmillen3485Hell yes, they effin rocked back in the day! It became total kaka after the Load and Just Another Sloppy Load albums.
@@travismcmillen3485 Hell yeah they sold out, every single night on every single F*CKING tour!
@@chanelnumba_5 Load and Reload is early metallica. That is all from the first half of their career.
When load came out, Metallica had been around for 15 years. They've been arounf for 42 now. They were 'good' for maybe a quarter of that. Those that are Burtonists, only like the first 10% of Metallica's career. Trujillo, their newest bass player, has played with them longer than any other bassist.
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🤘MetallicA🤘 thats a awesome collection.
On the jersey, try writing your name on paper, then try to write on a jersey or a T-shirt. It’s totally different. I think those look pretty close. But I’d like to have it authenticated by somebody.
100 percent fake. Not even a good fake at that. Even if the autos looked good there is no way guys like MJ and Bird are signing a Magic Johnson jersey.
I have a piece from a Super Bowl charity signing. The player signed at the event so no COA was given. These could be legit if the item was signed by these players at 1 event or someone took it to multiple events to have signed which would be tougher to get.
That jersey is a terrible fake.
Pete, Hamilton Intramatic Chrono with blue dial on wrist? Or the black dial earlier released 42 mm Intramatic chrono? Either way, you have good taste in watches. I’m a big watch nerd myself, in case you can’t tell
Dude, Metallica jackpot! Too bad there’s not a bunch of Cliff Burton stuff in there……or was there??? Dude seems honest
I remember when Mr October was hiring people to sign his name for him on baseball cards that people sent to him. I was one of his 10-year-old victims. I still kept it, because to me it was still from him, you know?
Quite the Hyenas those 2 that cleaned out their uncles collection to sell.
Hi Pete, that Lynx taxidermy is beautiful, out of curiosity how much are you asking for it?
I don't know anything about taxidermy but I'm curious if there is a market for fake taxidermy that looks realistic. Vegan taxidermy? 😂 It could be marketed so no animal was killed or perhaps sold as real but it's fake. Just a weird thought.
Yes, people sell sculptures and ceramics of fruit and vegetables. They sell fake carrots on temu.@@bhambhole
@@bhambholethat literally defeats the entire purpose of both mounting your kill and being a vegan not wanting to condone death of animals.. your 2 brain cells worked a little too hard trying to comprehend that one bud
Cool collection! Smooches and gentle pets for lovely Honey😊
Yeah, but you need to take into consideration that you’re comparing a signature on a piece of wood compared to a signature on a jersey jersey does not sit still while they sign to get such clean signatures on the jersey is really good that’s why most of them will sign it on the numbers for the patches
Having them all together on piece adds to its value, it adds to its unique value, the young guy is looking at it wrong 😮
really love this chanel and hope to visit your shop some day and make a purchase it would be awesome !!
That’s why with all my jerseys that I’ve got signed.. I recorded them signing it…
That Pigface album art poster is spectacular! You're giving me ideas kid🤠
Holy crap, i want the Alien bust!!! 😮
Id love the spiderman jacket as well 😮😮😮
Good Video Peter.. Thanks.
That's Magic Johnson's jersey if it's from the 1992-93 Dream Team. He was number 15 on that team.
Make lots with the cheap stuff like a cup a t-shirt and a blanket might be a good idea
WANT that Spidey hoodie! 😍
Did i miss something? Where's Ruby?
That collection is insane, a whole lot of work to see what you have!
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@@BB-re6nzbird creep? 🦜Ruby is awesome
@@BB-re6nz wtf you talking about?
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i have flyers from 82 when Metallica was a club band the Keystone in palo alto how cool is that and kirk was in another band i went to school with his cousin funny how it turned out nice job ROCKERS
I hope he posts of video on how the Metallica auction turned out. When I was younger I used to be a big Metallica fan. The previous oh went must have been a diehard fan, he even kept magazines and photos of the band.
Reminds me of the scene from a christmas carol when scrooge's housekeeper sells his bed curtains to the fence.