GUEST: Well, today I brought the, the signed trolley from “Mr. Rogers.”

APPRAISER: Really?

GUEST: And also a Christmas card that I received, personal.

APPRAISER: Oh, so you knew him, then?

GUEST: Yes, I did, for years.

APPRAISER: Oh.

GUEST: I used to babysit his two children, his two sons.

APPRAISER: Really?

GUEST: Yeah. When I would babysit for them, he would come pick me up. He was my chauffeur. (laughing)

APPRAISER: That's, now, that's Mr. Rogers.

GUEST: Right. He invited me and my sisters to his family home.

APPRAISER: Oh, wow.

GUEST: For their swimming pool.

APPRAISER: Alright.

GUEST: And so we would be in the pool, and it was just a wonderful time as a child. Mr. Rogers also would give my brother, my oldest brother, his sweaters and some white shirts, so when he went to school, he would be real pristine.

APPRAISER: That's...

GUEST: And everyone didn't believe that he had gotten the shirts and sweaters from Mr. Rogers.

APPRAISER: (laughs) That's awesome. So you brought this Christmas card in here.

GUEST: Yes.

APPRAISER: Let's take a look at that. Would you read what it says there?

GUEST: Sure, it says, "Love to you and your family-- Joanne and Fred."

APPRAISER: Aw. And then the neighborhood trolley here, I mean, that's, that's an iconic piece for Mr. Rogers.

GUEST: Yes, this was a graduation gift for my son, high school graduation gift.

APPRAISER: Oh, nice.

GUEST: And here he put on there, "Congratulations and kindest regards, Joanne and Fred Rogers."

APPRAISER: Ah, what a good guy. The Christmas card and the trolley, I would put a value on those of $500 to $700 at auction.

GUEST: That sounds great.