Document Valuation and Signatures

The video discusses a rare Hollywood document signed by 185 legends, including Harry Carey. The seller, Meyer, seeks $16,000, but Rick, the potential buyer, is skeptical due to the signatures being jumbled. An expert, Steve, evaluates the document, confirming its authenticity but valuing it at $5,000. Despite negotiations, no deal is reached, and Meyer decides to keep the document until the right buyer comes along.

Who was Harry Carey in the context of this document?

• A silent film star

• A famous baseball announcer

• A Hollywood producer

• A modern-day actor

What was the seller's initial asking price for the document?

• $20,000

• $16,000

• $12,000

• $5,000

What was one of the main concerns about the document's signatures?

• They were in pencil

• They were all jumbled together

• They were not legible

• They were too spaced out

Which famous director's name was mentioned as being on the document?

• Steven Spielberg

• Martin Scorsese

• Cecil B. DeMille

• Alfred Hitchcock

Which famous actor's signature was specifically analyzed by the expert?

• Ronald Reagan

• Clark Gable

• Mickey Rooney

• Judy Garland

What was the expert's valuation of the document?

• $3,500

• $16,000

• $5,000

• $12,000

What material was the document made of?

• Canvas

• Rawhide

• Leather

• Paper

What was the buyer's final offer for the document?

• $3,500

• $5,000

• $16,000

• $12,000

Why did the seller decide not to sell the document?

• The document was damaged

• The seller changed their mind

• The document was not authentic

• The buyer's offer was too low

What does the seller plan to do with the document now?

• Destroy it

• Sell it to another buyer

• Keep it until the right collector comes along

• Donate it to a museum