the fact that theres a tik tok of a girl whos parents got a pair of the breaking bad underwear and it came w a signed certificate and note from bryan himself
Thanks for checking out our auction Charlie - whilst some may not see the value in collecting props, to many others they are valuable pieces of movie and cultural history - and collecting helps prevent these items from being lost to time, damaged, or even sent to landfill (which is what happened with many items from Kubrick films). Whilst prices can exceed everyones expectations from time to time, we strive to curate auction collections which can be accessible to the majority of people, with items starting at £200. Our partner auctions (we recently held one for Better Call Saul) are always no reserve, so lots can be purchased for a lower price if there is less bidding activity. The process of screen-matching means our experts find inconsistencies within a prop such as scratches, threads, scuffs and use those to locate a props use within a film. This can sometimes be down to something as small as a frame, or it could a one-of-one prop such as the bible from The Shawshank Redemption! If you ever have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us via our socials :)
@@ant13ducks Yes! These are often the real items used in the films - and we can prove this by production paperwork, various forms for provenance like previous sales, or as the below commenter mentioned, screen matching! This is where we use distinctive marks, damage, or pattern on an item to locate its use in a film.
I think it’s a matter of what you’re getting. Sure, they’re the real gloves that Darth Vader wore - but who cares? They’re gloves. Gloves, as a clothing item, aren’t normally so expensive, let alone a close replica. Charlie makes a good point with the Freddy Vs Jason statue, it’s just not exactly worth that much to someone who doesn’t want it.
@@terasestHammasratas I doubt it was an investment and more of buying something because he liked it and was passionate about it. I didn’t watch any of those videos because that just sounds incredibly boring. But I can understand dropping big money on something you’re passionate about.
I mean I think people can spend their shit on whatever but to be fair cards have more apparent value, some props are classic but most are things you’d never know are props unless it was certified, and even then it looks like a merch. It’s not a bad hobby just more niche and a bit less investment opportunity
As smart as Charlie is he can sometimes be so stubbornly dumb. Why do collectors pay crazy amounts from anything they collect? Coins, baseball cards, vinyls. But he REFUSES to belive anyone will pay crazy prices for movie props
He’s saying “no one’s buying replicas for these crazy prices” I think that’s true. You can get replicas for way way cheaper prices n if someone’s into collecting replicas I’m sure they know exactly we’re to find what they want for a cheaper price. Cards aren’t really comparable to this there’s a huge difference between a rare card that collectors look for for years n a replica of a movie prop. I’ve definitely disagreed with things Charlie has said tho I’m not some fan who just always agrees with him or defends him or whatever
@@Jjdhjsjshshsi don't think most of us understood the term "screen matching" it apparently is to match to actual props used by using identifying markers like how we go off tattoos and scars on people to identify them. I know I didnt know the term prior.
It took me till my 50th rewatch of the 5th element, to figure out what the 5th element actually was.... and as cool las Leeloo's hand and Chris Tuckers hair are, the only prop worth getting would be a Multi-Pass.
I love how Charlie just can't grasp the concept that someone would want to own these for the fact that they are a part of something famous. Like he said that buying Darth Vader's gloves is waste of money, but they are from the original movie and incredibly iconic. If I had the money it would be super cool to own a piece of history like that
Sometimes i don't get charlies thinking, like yeah they're obviously expensive as balls but considering that these were actual used props for the movies there is absolutely people who would pay that price for them
Yea no I was thinking the same thing, like it’s not just a random product, it’s a part of the movie it’s from. For a lot of people that’s like cool and important. I rly don’t understand what he’s freaking out about, the prices aren’t even that outrageous
Yeah man, he's annoyingly stubborn sometimes. He boasted numerous times on stream about magic/Pokémon cards reaching crazy prices on auctions but refuses to believe these
yeah but most the items have actually no use and you will never look at them again. i might understand if your incredibly rich and get the darth vader gloves, but the only thing here i could really understand getting is the motorbike and dr evil chair
screen matched means it was matched to a scene in the movie. confirming when it was used in the movie. usually with a screen frame paired with the prop. lots of props get made and not all of them are the one you see in the finished movie. so screen matching is important to know you have the right one.
“wouldn’t think people wouldn’t…(would not, think people would not.)” No disrespect but the first “wouldn’t” should just be “would”, then it makes sense. I know the other dude thought it was correct grammar, but really it’s just a confusing sentence, took me awhile to notice.
Always clear a weapon upon reception Never aim at something you do not wish to destroy Never just walk around with a chambered round Know your target and what lies beyond is the hidden rule
The my hero tcg isn't even based on my hero it's a repurposed game that was based off of fighting games which was called ufs, game is really fun and you can run decks that have scorpion chun li and deku all in one
I swear a-lot of movie props are probably fake asf. Idk how many times ive heard someone say they have an item from a movie like the Vader gloves and have a certificate of authenticity with it too. Just like the breaking bad underwear, many people supposedly have them and even have certificates of authenticity.
I live in abq where breaking bad was made, the blue sky meth is rock candy made by the candy lady in the south valley, I can go get some for like 5 bucks😂
@@Christhreeonesix don’t think so lol, Bryan Cranston said it himself lol, they legit have scenes of them breaking blue “glass” you think that was silicon
Love Charlie, but the dude spends thousands of dollars on Yu-gi-Ho and Magic cards something that at the end of the day is small cardboard squares, but movie memorabilia from icon movies he doesn’t understand lol
bro acts like he doesn't pay a fuck-ton on plastic cards🤣🤣🤣 1250 for shot glasses is a "good deal" but incredibly unique movie props aren't forth a couple hundred???? WHAT????🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wait, Charlie, wtf? Man? I watched you open $100,000.00 of magic cards. You are in no place to judge psycho's business card display. ...I mean, your right, it's crazy. but its less than 1/10th of what you spent and you know that these items resonate with something deep within peopled when they bid on sh** like this.
Wow bro I wish I had Charlie problems lmao, like awesome and all but bro “ people would donate way to much” brah take the donations and put it towards cancer research or Multiple Sclerosis, I have MS and it’s incurable and slowly puts us in a wheel chair. Like homie lol you could start a fund for people like me I had to quit work and went two months broke 100% and now going threw eviction, you could start a thing where say me could call you say I’m this far behind on rent and send you documents from doctors and the landlord as proof then tell you our story and you could help people in need lol man you don’t need that donations you straight could help people with it but nope lmao that’s the rich for you, bleep the world lmao like I still think it’s amazing you shut them off you don’t need the money but you could take it and start a homeless shelter for men as there’s like no help for men anywhere mainly women. One day I’ll be rich like you my goal is to buy land build tiny homes and help the needy, get on their feet free housing for two months but they need to get their act together. Your so amazing though that it’s truly not funny lol keep being you man I love that you don’t take donations for your self, but….. I’m just a no body lmao so who cares what I have to say lmao, I won’t reply to this comment either when people start harassing me, it’s just if the rich helped the poor a bit more then the world would be better
yugioh replica cards (knock offs) are actually a thing. I used to buy whole decks of them as a kid, they were super cheap, came with super rare cards, and were all like 260000 atk and def lol like they had added an extra 0 to the end of every card
the fact that theres a tik tok of a girl whos parents got a pair of the breaking bad underwear and it came w a signed certificate and note from bryan himself
"Fuck you, and your eyebrows" - Bryan Cransten
Thanks for checking out our auction Charlie - whilst some may not see the value in collecting props, to many others they are valuable pieces of movie and cultural history - and collecting helps prevent these items from being lost to time, damaged, or even sent to landfill (which is what happened with many items from Kubrick films).
Whilst prices can exceed everyones expectations from time to time, we strive to curate auction collections which can be accessible to the majority of people, with items starting at £200. Our partner auctions (we recently held one for Better Call Saul) are always no reserve, so lots can be purchased for a lower price if there is less bidding activity.
The process of screen-matching means our experts find inconsistencies within a prop such as scratches, threads, scuffs and use those to locate a props use within a film. This can sometimes be down to something as small as a frame, or it could a one-of-one prop such as the bible from The Shawshank Redemption!
If you ever have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us via our socials :)
I think it’s pretty cool what you guys do
are they real items or recreations?
@@ant13ducksas far as I can tell "screen matched" means its proportedly real and matched with markings on the on screen item
@@ant13ducks Yes! These are often the real items used in the films - and we can prove this by production paperwork, various forms for provenance like previous sales, or as the below commenter mentioned, screen matching! This is where we use distinctive marks, damage, or pattern on an item to locate its use in a film.
I think it’s a matter of what you’re getting. Sure, they’re the real gloves that Darth Vader wore - but who cares? They’re gloves. Gloves, as a clothing item, aren’t normally so expensive, let alone a close replica. Charlie makes a good point with the Freddy Vs Jason statue, it’s just not exactly worth that much to someone who doesn’t want it.
Isn’t this the guy who spent half a million on Pokémon cards
Im pretty sure thats not what he did. I think his collection he got for like pennies is worth a considerable amount though
Hey hey that's Yu-Gi-Oh cards
Nah it was an investment 100%
@@terasestHammasratas I doubt it was an investment and more of buying something because he liked it and was passionate about it.
I didn’t watch any of those videos because that just sounds incredibly boring. But I can understand dropping big money on something you’re passionate about.
@@simon-jv4qb only way it’s an investment is that it was a content generator and he knew he could make more back on subs and ads…
Seeing the Mythbusters one got me hyped. Mythbusters & Shark Week were the most educational my childhood ever got.
Man who spend thousands and thousands of dollars collecting cardboard says "why would anyone spend money on movie props"
I mean I think people can spend their shit on whatever but to be fair cards have more apparent value, some props are classic but most are things you’d never know are props unless it was certified, and even then it looks like a merch. It’s not a bad hobby just more niche and a bit less investment opportunity
the 8mile outfit is actually hilarious lmao
As smart as Charlie is he can sometimes be so stubbornly dumb. Why do collectors pay crazy amounts from anything they collect? Coins, baseball cards, vinyls. But he REFUSES to belive anyone will pay crazy prices for movie props
He’s saying “no one’s buying replicas for these crazy prices” I think that’s true. You can get replicas for way way cheaper prices n if someone’s into collecting replicas I’m sure they know exactly we’re to find what they want for a cheaper price. Cards aren’t really comparable to this there’s a huge difference between a rare card that collectors look for for years n a replica of a movie prop. I’ve definitely disagreed with things Charlie has said tho I’m not some fan who just always agrees with him or defends him or whatever
@@Jjdhjsjshshsi don't think most of us understood the term "screen matching" it apparently is to match to actual props used by using identifying markers like how we go off tattoos and scars on people to identify them.
I know I didnt know the term prior.
@@Jjdhjsjshshs cuck cope lmao
That Jimi Hendrix check should be valued at way more you will never get his signature again having something like that would be legendary
Agreed, one of the cooler pieces that was showed.
The card you get when you buy one of these is” trust me bro it’s real”
😂😂😂😂
$400 for that much meth seems like a really good deal
I would very much like to see Charlie in the Austin Powers suit
It took me till my 50th rewatch of the 5th element, to figure out what the 5th element actually was.... and as cool las Leeloo's hand and Chris Tuckers hair are, the only prop worth getting would be a Multi-Pass.
EXACTLY! I was disappointed not seeing one. =(
I love how Charlie just can't grasp the concept that someone would want to own these for the fact that they are a part of something famous. Like he said that buying Darth Vader's gloves is waste of money, but they are from the original movie and incredibly iconic. If I had the money it would be super cool to own a piece of history like that
its screen matched...
i love when someone calls him out on yu-gi-oh cards
@@flcmes that means they’re real dude
Why am I looking at this I don’t even know what moon fall is
The best movie of the decade
@@solgerWhyIsThereAnAtItLooksBad *century
@@Prince_Mammon millennium
@@Prince_Mammon you had to be that one guy, didnt you
Truely one of the movie of all time
Sometimes i don't get charlies thinking, like yeah they're obviously expensive as balls but considering that these were actual used props for the movies there is absolutely people who would pay that price for them
Yea no I was thinking the same thing, like it’s not just a random product, it’s a part of the movie it’s from. For a lot of people that’s like cool and important. I rly don’t understand what he’s freaking out about, the prices aren’t even that outrageous
a piece of shit is a piece of shit no matter who shits it out.
Yeah man, he's annoyingly stubborn sometimes. He boasted numerous times on stream about magic/Pokémon cards reaching crazy prices on auctions but refuses to believe these
@@Whatismusic123 damn why you telling us about yourself? Its got nothing to do with the conversation
@@kelfii3073 you really don't get such a simple analogy?
Charlie you forget how willing people are to buy NFT's this is at least a physical item you know holds pop culture value
Fr at least you can hold the item unlike nft
Could u imagine hot boxing that Prometheus medical pod lmao
a better title is charlie finds out rich people exist
yeah but most the items have actually no use and you will never look at them again. i might understand if your incredibly rich and get the darth vader gloves, but the only thing here i could really understand getting is the motorbike and dr evil chair
We all have different loves. It is a good thing or we would all fight for only the same crap
At least the aliens stuff is mostly worth with the props
screen matched means it was matched to a scene in the movie. confirming when it was used in the movie. usually with a screen frame paired with the prop.
lots of props get made and not all of them are the one you see in the finished movie. so screen matching is important to know you have the right one.
Are these one offs? Because those business cards are actually quite cool
I refuse to believe the good charles didnt go back after stream and immediately buy the mummy props.
that "maniac" buying the walther white whitey tighties may or may not be me 😏
Owning the Book of the Living along with the Key for it would be epic
Good times
The amount of ads that play in this video is nuts
11:59 speaking of damp cheeks... was that Mr. White letting out Mr. Brown?
Shawshank is a masterpiece.
i want the Shawshank bible
Thank you ☺️
The time force vector motor cycle is 100% worth
Lol I don't get how Charlie wouldn't think people wouldn't recognize Vader's gloves... like he doesn't use them to force choke people constantly
"dont wouldnt wouldnt doesnt" its grammatically correct but my head hurts
@@zhiste shit got me reading it twice😂
“wouldn’t think people wouldn’t…(would not, think people would not.)” No disrespect but the first “wouldn’t” should just be “would”, then it makes sense. I know the other dude thought it was correct grammar, but really it’s just a confusing sentence, took me awhile to notice.
Gun safety 101 "don't point a gun at someone and pull the trigger." Even if you think it its a loaded prop gun that's extremely irresponsible
Always clear a weapon upon reception
Never aim at something you do not wish to destroy
Never just walk around with a chambered round
Know your target and what lies beyond is the hidden rule
Definitely can't unshoot a gun so safety is extremely pertinent
I hope Charlie knows that 1,500£ is actually like 1,921$ US so it’s way more expensive
they weren’t even in us dollars charlie
30k for Wilson 😭 a damn volleyball
lowkey this site looks like someone is just forging props from famous movies and then selling them
Are these replicas or props that we're actually in the movie?
Nevermind. He says that they're actual movie props
Because salvation lies within
Does charlie have watched adam savage's video about the book of the living, i think the real prop book is in for auction...
The my hero tcg isn't even based on my hero it's a repurposed game that was based off of fighting games which was called ufs, game is really fun and you can run decks that have scorpion chun li and deku all in one
I swear a-lot of movie props are probably fake asf. Idk how many times ive heard someone say they have an item from a movie like the Vader gloves and have a certificate of authenticity with it too. Just like the breaking bad underwear, many people supposedly have them and even have certificates of authenticity.
I live in abq where breaking bad was made, the blue sky meth is rock candy made by the candy lady in the south valley, I can go get some for like 5 bucks😂
It's silicone in the show..
@@Christhreeonesix no its not💀
@@Dr.Giggletouch0352 it actually is, the production crew have said it themselves multiple times 💀💀
@@Dr.Giggletouch0352 sounds like your candy lady is trying to make a quick buck haha
@@Christhreeonesix don’t think so lol, Bryan Cranston said it himself lol, they legit have scenes of them breaking blue “glass” you think that was silicon
for 25k the book of the living better actually work
Live me Lot 362 and I’ll be happy 4:45
Love Charlie, but the dude spends thousands of dollars on Yu-gi-Ho and Magic cards something that at the end of the day is small cardboard squares, but movie memorabilia from icon movies he doesn’t understand lol
I have the can of Homicide energy drink that TJ miller makes a can pipe out of in silicon valley taking offers
🤣🤣
bro acts like he doesn't pay a fuck-ton on plastic cards🤣🤣🤣
1250 for shot glasses is a "good deal" but incredibly unique movie props aren't forth a couple hundred???? WHAT????🤣🤣🤣🤣
Those are cardboard, not plastic! 😂 and more like couple thousand 😭
@@MyChannel7236the American psycho buisness cards are definitely worth the asking price.
Why is there so many people tilted in the comments? It seriously just looks like random ass stuff. Even if it is from the movie set or TV show.
Wait, Charlie, wtf? Man? I watched you open $100,000.00 of magic cards. You are in no place to judge psycho's business card display. ...I mean, your right, it's crazy. but its less than 1/10th of what you spent and you know that these items resonate with something deep within peopled when they bid on sh** like this.
Common Charlie W
Charlie if you are ready this, please get the book of the living
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Wow bro I wish I had Charlie problems lmao, like awesome and all but bro “ people would donate way to much” brah take the donations and put it towards cancer research or Multiple Sclerosis, I have MS and it’s incurable and slowly puts us in a wheel chair. Like homie lol you could start a fund for people like me I had to quit work and went two months broke 100% and now going threw eviction, you could start a thing where say me could call you say I’m this far behind on rent and send you documents from doctors and the landlord as proof then tell you our story and you could help people in need lol man you don’t need that donations you straight could help people with it but nope lmao that’s the rich for you, bleep the world lmao like I still think it’s amazing you shut them off you don’t need the money but you could take it and start a homeless shelter for men as there’s like no help for men anywhere mainly women. One day I’ll be rich like you my goal is to buy land build tiny homes and help the needy, get on their feet free housing for two months but they need to get their act together. Your so amazing though that it’s truly not funny lol keep being you man I love that you don’t take donations for your self, but….. I’m just a no body lmao so who cares what I have to say lmao, I won’t reply to this comment either when people start harassing me, it’s just if the rich helped the poor a bit more then the world would be better
ferst
Haha yes, 1 hour stream "clips"
I would love a shotgun
yugioh replica cards (knock offs) are actually a thing. I used to buy whole decks of them as a kid, they were super cheap, came with super rare cards, and were all like 260000 atk and def lol like they had added an extra 0 to the end of every card
yeah but all of them were so shoddily made