Al Capone's "Sweetheart" gun, which the notorious mobster credits with saving his life, failed to sell at Richmond Auctions in South Carolina after bidding capped out at $885,000.
The Colt 1911 .45 semi-automatic pistol, was pulled from the sale by the owner because bids fell significantly short of its $3 million estimated value, according to Richmond Auctions.
Bidding began at $500,000 and the gun was put up for auction by Capone's granddaughters.
Despite failing to reach the $3 million estimation, the gun sparked an interesting question, are guns a legitimate auction item? Darren Rovell and Will Stern discuss.