VIE CARLSON: I'm going to faint.
I really--
- Are you all right?
VIE CARLSON: Oh, yes.
Give me a seat.
Oh, man.
Are they kidding me?
Did you all hear that?
KYLIE MAR: Collector Vie Carlson got some surprising news
on "Antiques Roadshow" Monday when she brought
an angry letter written by Frank Sinatra
to Chicago journalist Mike Royko, who
had written an unflattering op ed about him.
- He says, "I will allow you to pull my hairpiece.
If it moves, I will give you another $100,000.
If it does not, I punch you in the mouth.
How about it?"
KYLIE MAR: Viewers thought Carlson's reaction to finding
out the letter was worth $15,000 was hilarious,
with one person tweeting, "God bless
the old lady with a letter from Frank
Sinatra on "Antiques Roadshow".
Funniest segment I've ever seen."
VIE CARLSON: He offered me $100 for it.
You can't have it for $100.
Isn't that super?
I'm going to give that money--
if I ever sell it, the money goes to the Salvation Army.
- Oh, that would be good.
KYLIE MAR: The more, the merrier.