I don't know if you heard about this, but the bar from the television series Cheers sold

for $675,000 at auction.

So this was this three day auction.

It had thousands of props, costumes, and sets from different classic TV shows all offered

up in this collection.

The collection was amassed by one man over more than three decades.

He said it was his dream to create a museum to house his collections, but he failed to put

it together, and instead listed all of it up on heritage auctions.

So the Cheers sold set, the Cheers set sold, rather, also the set from all in the family.

Batman and Robin costumes worn by Adam Weston, Bert Ward, they sold for $615,000.

So it was a three day event wrapped up in Dallas on Sunday, brought in over $5 million

for this one guy.

The Plenko set, the original Plenko set from Price's Right was one of the items as well.

Where would you put it?

No, no, any of it.

I mean, okay, if you're a Batman fan, I get the costumes, okay, cool.

It's like baseball player, football player jerseys that people will buy and display them.

I get that.

But where are you putting the set from Cheers?

Is this like sign felled?

Remember when Kramer got the murder?

The murder of Griffin set.

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