FIONA Bruce was left gobsmacked as an Antiques Roadshow guest discovered a 'life-changing' truth about their Star Wars collection.
In a special episode of the BBC programme, viewers were shown toys from people's childhoods.
In the basic, better, and best segment of the show - Fiona, 58 had to decide the value of some items.
Stephen Lane, an expert in film props and memorabilia brought with him a unique Star Wars collection for Fiona to guess.
The auctioneer explained that the Sci-Fi merchandise was one of a kind and it made the filmmaker, George Lucas a lot of money.
Stephen gave some information about each of the toys to help Fiona guess the price of them.
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The first one was the Jawa figure which was unique, and in it's original packaging - in good condition of 80% with a vinyl cape.
The next figure, was second version of the Star Wars character - but it didn't come in it's packaging.
The last figure was the one that really stood out to Fiona, it came in French packaging and a condition rating of 85%.
It was revealed that the action toy had been discontinued because it was too big and Fiona felt this could increase it's price.
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Stephen commented: "It's any of these values, £50, £3,500, and £20,000."
Fiona responded: “Wow, crickey. I have absolutely no idea I’ve got to be completely honest here.
Putting them in order, Fiona guessed the second figure was £500, the Jawa in the French case was £3,500 and the original figure was £20,000.
Stephen exclaimed: "That's correct!"
Stephen congratulated Fiona for getting the prices correct.
A stunned Fiona explained her reasons to the expert - revealing she couldn't quite believe the price tag for the original figure.
“But this (the original model) £20,000!," Fiona told Stephen in disbelief.
Antiques Roadshow is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.