APPRAISER: You brought us the world's largest onesie, I see. Who wore this?
GUEST: It was Sam Huff's Redskins jersey.
APPRAISER: Sam Huff, fabulous defensive player.
GUEST: Yes.
APPRAISER: How do you know Sam Huff?
GUEST: Well, he was a friend of my father's, and he gave this jersey to my father.
APPRAISER: What was he like?
GUEST: Very nice.
APPRAISER: Didn't try to run over the punch bowl, knock anything over?
GUEST: No.
APPRAISER: Well, you know, that's interesting because many times, these players have different personas off field and on the field. And Walter Cronkite even did a special called The Violent World of Sam Huff. He hurt an ankle and had to retire in '68, but Vince Lombardi, who came over to coach the Redskins, brought him back for one more season. So you have a Hall of Fame jersey here. You see all these repairs? I mean, think about in the early '60s, teams recycled jerseys and they used them until they basically fell apart. Valuewise, what are you thinking? What would you put an estimate on this for?
GUEST: Oh, I have no idea.
APPRAISER: Well, I can tell you one thing. I know you tried to research it. In 2013, there was a sale and there was a Sam Huff Washington Redskins jersey, home jersey just like this, with 26 repairs that was estimated $5,000 to $7,000. It sold for $31,000.
GUEST: Oh, my goodness.
APPRAISER: So if I were going to put an auction estimate on this jersey, I'd probably put $15,000 to $20,000 and I'd insure it for $30,000.
GUEST: Wow.
