:22:02
l have 475.
:22:07
£500,000.
:22:11
l have half a million pounds. All done?
:22:16
Any more?
:22:20
Yours, sir, for £500,000.
:22:23
- The next lot is...
- We could have been stuck with it.
:22:26
- l doubt it. He had to buy it.
- But why?
:22:30
That's what l intend to find out.
:23:06
You had no business bidding for that egg.
:23:09
What would you have done if you'd got it?
:23:12
l would have claimed it was a fake, sir,
and not paid.
:23:15
Not paid?
:23:17
Here's the original. l switched it
with the fake during the auction.
:23:22
Good God.
:23:25
And what happens
when the buyer discovers that?
:23:28
Well, he complains. lf he's legitimate.
:23:32
- Well?
- l don't think he will complain.
:23:34
According to Fanning,
this Kamal usually sells. Now he buys.
:23:38
l believe that the fake will smoke him out.
:23:41
Our tail followed him to Heathrow
where he caught a plane to Delhi.
:23:45
You must go there, too.
:23:47
l'll alert Sadruddin, our man in Station l,
to keep him under surveillance.
:23:52
- Book yourself on the next flight out.
- Well, l've 55 minutes to catch it, sir.
:23:57
- Oh, Bond?
- Sir?
:23:59
Sign a chit for that egg before you go.
lt's government property now.