WHOA WHOA WHOA.... You have the ECW championship belt out front within the first minute of this clip?!?! how much is that going for?!

At 17:50 now you know the Bible is correct about humans only being on the earth under 3000 years

Karma

Gud darbas😀😀

YES!

If i were him i would've sold my wife instead 🤣🤣🤣

Simp. I understand if he sells it because of a family emergency situation, but because she was upset by it?

lol i was thinking the same, like why?

That was probably just a excuse he used instead of admitting he was having financial problems.

@@texasgirl6000 there is no social stigma with having financial difficulties, but their is with being a simp. Why pick the the embarrassing option?

I believe that the proper term is "Quack Expert"

"Who just so happens to be instantly available and nearby. He'll be here in twenty minutes. No worries."

lmfao

Why not call an archaeologist from UNLV. They have Maya archaeologists on staff

He was tho

@@vincenzofranchelli2201yea after he had the expert authenticate it

He wasnt​@@vincenzofranchelli2201

Would be a gold mine if he’d set up his own ebay store with all these cards photographed and sold individually. Would easily go for $100 each card. And for more known names he could get even thousands.

Yea that was a shame.

got scammed so hard

Just a terrible deal

@@notyou5703 I believe they should be more worth as a set collection. All these famous persons connected through one person, it has to be worth way more than 20.000$.

That's a dope idea bruh

Yes, it would be very intresting to see them also sell rather than always buying

They do something like that for antiques roadshow. I agree they should do it for pawn stars too

Yeah like the story is half told. We don't see the ending in it

I would love to watch that

Solidddd

Clever and witty....probably how he won that poker game

Solidily Savage

Perfect response. You never see anyone outwit Rick.

Actually the coin price is $40k so he got outsmart😢

thanks, i don't, and now i have depression

Its me, im the buddy, I'm also an expert on Korean mexican fusion cuisine and star wars but only the holiday special

😂

Does each one come with a big bill?

I got Indiana Jones next door

underrated comment😂

hahaha

It was likely robbed from a tomb so wouldn’t be surprised if it was haunted.

She was terrified of that thing.🤣

It's a weird duck?

@@user-pn4uw3bk8w LOL. Apart from Christians I thought that most people that live in 2023 are smart enough to not be so foolish and superstitious. But here you are. 😆

I mean, it also was worth pretty much exactly the right amount to get her what she was asking for, so why bargain?

Guy plays poker and looks like he does well, 80k doesn't seem crazy to him

@@ENZOxDV9 He plays poker and accepts a coin that he literally has no idea the value of or knows anything about it as payment. Not sure he does all THAT well....

@Astraeus.. clearly he knew it had value since he was asking for 20k originally

I think it's entirely scripted. Probably asked him to feign ignorance.@@Astraeus..

@@mikeoxmells-grim796 Probably. Bit i believe the original story: he truly hoped to get 20000 out of it and only realized later it was worth more.

I would have told her to go ahead lol

Hats off to her! She's the only one who knows how to make a deal with these *bandits!* 👏👏👏

Over $50, though, yeah, go ahead and take them back.

​@@Sabrina-zr4mcif you had your own show.

this guy was trying to save $50 ffs

I didnt like that at all, it really was priceless

he could have made a small museum with it .

Yeah I agree, also I think he got lowkey scammed. I have serious doubts they sell for like 30$ a pop…

💯

Unfortunately Bills never stop, people need money.

Sad thing is that you know the dude that won it in poker lost all that money in poker

I wonder what he had against it in the pot

That would be cool to know what he had gambling against it

@@joeyperez3974 Sure, but the guy he won it from probably stole it anyway. It's strange how the world turns.

You ain't lying,,I wouldn't doubt it that it was stolen. That's a very rare thing to be gambling like that, knowing it's worth sum real money.

Save your laugh

When u copy the good comment from other videos to get attention

Yes 🤣🤣🤣 but do you know his laugh is like a cartoon tv character of the 70s..im same age as rick,maybe the young gen never seen that tv show ..sadly I can't remember the name of that cartoon show & the character whose laugh is like rick . I only remember the characters are dogs..

Wow, only the 4608337th time I’ve seen this comment.

haha

I hope everyone sees this is mainly just entertainment with small bits of reality mixed in

Obviously the people on the show don't just walk in, there's probably a screening process where they agree to participate to the show and in which they say what they want to bring in. The shop then prepares their experts ahead of time, that's how they arrive already having done the research, otherwise it would delay everything for ages.

yea no way theyre gonna sell them one by one. the collection as a whole and the story... would be a shame to separate them.

@@Ap_Productions04 So stealing is a good business move? Hahaha

He could’ve been stealing a fake for $20K. Who would’ve been making the smart business move then?

@@Kingus_Dingus stealing? That's not stealing bro that's just taking advantage of someone

@@jackiechan7288 Are you dense? He's saying it could have been fake. then he would have "stole" a fake coin and lost 20k. which would have been a stupid business move so of course he's going to call someone in.

Wiesz Ile milionow $ zarabia on na tych filmach ? Oszuka raz I straci ogladalnosc!

You do know that these are all staged, right? A lot of the “sellers” are up and coming actors and these “deals” are all set up ahead of time.

​@Lu Brew source this. They clear out the store and pay the customers with good items to reenact the transaction. It's not fake but it is scripted.

​@@matthew33721 One of the people who has been on the show is Pat Contri aka Pat the NES Punk here on KZfaq. He has a both a grey and a gold NES World Champion carts. Only 350 grey carts were made, and only 88 are known to still exist. Only 26 gold carts were made, and they had to destroy some of the grey carts to make them. Only 13 are known to exist. For any one person to have both of these holy grails of video games is astounding, which is why a producer contacted him and asked him to bring them on the show. He had no intention of selling at any price, but he got the opportunity to go on TV and tell a cool story about something most people don't know exist. How often is this the case? I don't know, but I do know that at least one person has stated they went on the show just to say "look at this cool thing I have, and let me tell you the really cool history behind it."

@Shane G pretty much all of the big ticket items that they don't make a deal on are exactly that. Which I'm fine with because it's still entertaining. I also like antiques roadshow but it puts me to sleep more often than not

@@matthew33721 Some of the time yes they reenact and some of the time they are completely fake with actors. Some items like the Lou Gehrig jersey have a well documented history, including never being owned by the person selling it or the Pawn Shop.

That dude got hosed at 8k on those. I always thought their autograph guy was skeezy and undervalued stuff for them. I figured the Babe Ruth autograph alone was worth more than 8k. Looked it up, something as obscure as one of his tax documents that he signed twice sold for $25,000.

i was thinking this like wtf

Like everything, it depends on supply and demand: you can have a literally unique piece, but if no one wants it, it doesn't have value. The difference in that is that there are a lot of coins, and in general money, collectors in the world, people that will fight each other for a piece that is extremely rare, and will try to outprice each other at an auction, meanwhile there are few pottery collectors, maybe some museums, but it wouldn't attract the kind of response of the coin, less people want it, so its price is inferior. It's not about the historical value, it's about how many people are willing to spend big for it.

If you don’t care how rare something is, then you should care how many people actually want to pay money for it.

people seem to forget these items arent "priceless ancient artifacts", they very much have a price and its whatever people want to pay for them. seems like people value rare coins made of precious metals over old clay ducks

if you think thats crazy then NFT's are going to blow your mind

Indeed

The girl is so dumb. She could have looked up Bastogne or the 101st patch.

​@@b58hustler71she bad tho

@@sau6400Bro😭🙏

@@sau6400 Eh... she was from a wealthy family, you can tell. She looks like every other girl from a 1%-er family; well taken care of, expensive make-up, etc.. Not that hard to look like that when you're provided with everything you need growing up. She didn't mention it, and I am surprised the guy didn't ask, but I wonder if her father knows that she found it ad is selling it. Assuming he's still around, it's pretty rude of her to sell something that's not hers, simply because she found it while cleaning. She said he was a collector of leather jackets, so he probably knows it's value and maybe some important historical context that would boost it's value. I hope she at least checks with him first if it's okay to sell it, that may have even been her grandfather's own jacket, unbeknownst to her.

National for Mexico.

Yeah $8k wth? That’s history

They actually listed the duck on their website for $8500 you should go buy it and save till one day the museum offer you that quarter of a mil

@@Cr-cx9ny say less the duck is mine

Priceless

I believed her. She wasn't joking.

@@iuyozx she's hot

I was thinking the same thing.

The girl with the jacked is the one you want a few nights with though.

Rick would have paid $5k. She left money on the table.

brodie who tf cares

So the Battle in question was fought in Rockingham County Virginia. The twin battles were in Cross Keys and Port Republic.

All of my friends are on speed dial during a taping and drop everything to provide "expertise" for free.

"scripted" though I'm not buying Rick would dump another 60k at it

@@TheAgentAssassin i bet they call in the expert make sure it's real then give them some low ball price and then the expert and pawnshop split whatever they make 😂

Well doesn't want to dump 20 if it's fake

@@TheAgentAssassin scripted 🤓

I don't believe his story. He won it in a poker game and the guy who lost it to him said it was really 'valuable' 🤣

Guy should've sold those individually

@@csinnocent6751100k sold individually, I guarantee it. The Babe Ruth one alone $2,400

And shrink

the post cards should have been handled by people wearing gloves, the sweat on hands can mess the ink or make the post card wet.

Don't sell Chum short. The dumb thing is an act. When he is in his element, he can be astute.

Tbh he seems like he really grew up and is much better and more industrious and knowledgeable than he used to be.

He did specify that it was a European cut and from ww2 not ww1 so I mean 😬

Mad Respect for your grandpa

Merci à votre grand-père de nous avoir libérés. Thanks to your grandpa for liberating us.

Wow thats Awesome i recently found out my great grandpa fought in WWII. My great grandma showed old photos of him getting his medals and all that i would have never known.

Absolute hero 🦸 thank your poppa for his service 🫡

And you could sell them all individually for way more than 6k. That's what the store is gonna do. Probably make a hundred grand off them all. But you'd have to use this video as proof of authenticity lol

@@VanquishedAgain, That's probably the one customer that did not get a fair deal at all.

Just acquiring them was a labor of love for sure,a amazing collection.

I would buy all of those signatures for $12,000 immediately

I would've kept a few of the cool ones, like Elvis, Brando and Ruth.

Good thing this is on tv because otherwise the broker just pays the low offer and screws the uneducated seller

I'm glad they didn't get burned too badly. That's what I normally see with this series.

They can't be that positively surprised if they decide to jack up their asking price beyond the offer if the offer was more than what they came in asking for.

@@Jealod24 Are you just mad that you got $50 less for something that you came in asking for?

Are you a bot?

He actually got $60,000 more.

20,000 to 80,000 isn’t 15,000. You even math Bro??

He would have gotten $65k, but his slick comeback got him up to $80k. An extra $15k.

Imagine way back then how many autographs that were worth alot of money end up either being lost or put with junk and thrown away when cleaning out storage.

I don't think I would have sold them honestly.

@@kristybell9270 agreed!

It will never not amaze me that something as useless as an autograph can be valuable. We’ve really been trained to worship celebs

@@jamiegaskins3687 I'd be more interested in them from the history perspective.

mfs now 160k in debt 💀

I hope he did dudes a looser idk why but I hate the way he looks

He originally asked for 20k so I don’t think so

DEFINITELY

He lost 80 Get it

I would frame each one myself and try to get at least 1k for each one.

yeh theyre worth way more than 6k

Amen! I would've left with them to be honest.

That stack actually worth around 100-120k on bulk sale. they stole a tresure from the poor guy.

$24 per sig. Lol

It's because he already has a fair bit of money.

Cuz it's scripted lol he's not Actually getting that $$...

Probably coz it's a show... look at the customers on the background. They are the same people as if experts are just coming from the backroom.

@@InteractiveIdeathe items are submitted for the show beforehand. The experts are real, and the money is real. The only part that isn’t real is that these people have been planning to come in for months beforehand.

That's his poker face attitude.

I personally wouldn’t have sold them just because of the story behind them

He should’ve sold them all himself. Would’ve gotten way way more

Yes, I'd pay even 50k to have it

That should worth so much morr I guess that guy was in very bad money situation selling it so low

It's breath taking. His uncle must be a big shot for able to get all of those people signatures.

Great... another armed teenager in an american highschool :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

That's a good story :)

@@photografiq_presentsNow if we can only arm the teachers we’ll start getting somewhere.

I carry purple hearts, the feeling is the same! Nice

69. Nice.

He’s a buffoon. Had no idea what the value was. Should have just did 5 minutes of research

The coin is worth between 50k and 100k and I want 90k. I’ll give you 80k. What just happened there, I’ve never seen Rick that much over the low end of the valuation before?

@@GhostSal what are you talking about, that’s not the low end of the valuation.

@@fkillah He said, “somewhere north of fifty but less than a hundred”. You might want to watch it again starting at 4:30.

@@GhostSal 80K is on the high side if the highest valuation is 100k, YOU SAID THATS ON THE LOW SIDE, ITS NOT.

I agree! Like a pawn shop version of Antiques Roadshow

Yes, the older I get the more I appreciate history. These items help to teach us about these periods in time.

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It became an Icon for people to bring their most expensive stuff here either for a chance to get on TV or just for the experience (From all over the country). Not to mention it's in Las Vegas so I'm positive most just use the money to go gambling are are more likely to part with it. (despite what they say on the show)

Show is fake u doofuses

I love how knowledgeable he was about the jacket. Pointed out that it wasn't american, that it was from near the 40s, and that it was a pilot's and not a bikers

That was one of the coolest things I have seen

I bet that the person bet his silver dollar lost his mind when he saw this on TV :3

@@ehrichan6726 probably not, he made 4 times what he was originally trying to get, and he doesn’t have the connections that the pawnshop has so he would have trouble selling

We Havieie

@@drouzyy she means the poker player who lost it to him

@@andrespolaor7033 good chance she's a dude

They did say he was a poker player. Rick shouldn't have waited for the river.

@@NotAGoodUsername360 100%

Its actually a scripted show' so no one really makes money

​@@HollandBozekIt's scripter, it's not fake. Most of the deals did go down and most people did get their money. They just cut out all of the background work and conversations just like Shark Tank. Basically what you see did happen but afterwards they might have done more reasearch, done more negotiations, and settled or not settled on the price

@@menace2society00 lmao its staged, scripted, not real

OK that took me a moment😅

It’s all like set up like they know who is gonna come in and when and they have the guy called prior

@@_boreddoge exactly this is what happens you have to apply your items to come on the show and they have the guys there before

Nope guys, Rick and the team took in a teleporter from Star Trek.

With this massive insane technology push we are having these days a teleporter might not be a very farfetched thing in the near future,lol@@geetee2694

Dude be glad he told her to go to auction to get more ..gosh u people bich alot lmao

your grandfather is a bum

Based off of his description of the jacket, I’d have to say that he used to be a captain. Probably back when his last name was Obvious.

find that billonaire? also, they are aimed at a person "name", maybe if they were "generic" from "x star, with love" or something liek that, sure... but not as you are saying lel

Babe Ruth is worth 6 grand alone

Yeah that autograph collections is stunning and irreplaceable...ONE OF A KIND...worth more than it's weight literally in GOLD...Ive collected my entire life and I'm 57...this is should not have happened this way.Should have went to a Christie's auction house and it would have hit the roof...

yeah the elvis signature itself worth more than 6k

especially for $24 each...

yeah, the reality tv aspect for this show actually probably did their shop wonders though, it gives them a lot more connections for experts so they can pretty much find an expert on any item now on top of the money they get in the contract per episode.

Nah this show is all scripted lmaooo. If you actually had a high relief 1922 peace dollar you would never sell it at a pawn shop

@@MaxSnowDude people are stupid enough to sell anything at a pawnshop

Right who bets that 1922 coin at a poker game.

@@MaxSnowDude for tens of thousands of dollars I would, something like that coin means nothing to me. So get some bank while it eventually end up in the hands of someone who cares.

Easily....easily...easily. I would estimate 100k minimum if he validated them all and sold online to collectors of those individuals. Elvis, Babe Ruth, etc alone.

Awesome

yeah and if I really needed the cash I would have separately framed each and sold them one by one which would have probably fetched over 100k easy.

Agree. Highway robbery!!!!

​@@Maverick-jn9urlol you are partially delusional

​@@Maverick-jn9ur exactly people don't know what they are selling 😂

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Yeah, so Rick could of bought a fake coin for 20k too. He also wouldn't spend that much on anything unless he had someone come in to look. I don't think of it being honest.... more of a guarantee of if its real or not.

it would have played out differently if the cameras weren't rolling.

The ones where people get scammed won't make it onto the show for obvious reasons.

No one is anything in this show, it's scripted

It makes for great, "feel good TV"

got some great 007 sgd items : Rigg/Lazenby sgd italian OHMSS movie poster , Rigg sgd Avengers posters - she hated signing them for yrs , Lonsdale sgd Mego figure , Andress sgd DN italian 4sh poster , Moore/Brown/Keen sgd AVTAK book , LALD italian 1sh sgd by Moore/Kotto , YOLT Action Man MIB sgd by Dor......some really rare unique stuff

That guy was definitely screwed. Those autographs probably worth 20 times more than he got.

I would not sell special items I got passed down to me from family. The guy with the signature postcards for only $6k?! 🤯

@@mcegypt20 definitely feel like that is why he isn't telling his mom

I would rather have the duck and Boutet

He said it wasn't a good fit for him that's why

He was right though, it’s more of an auction piece. Really sweet jacket for sure.

Maybe Rick wasn't around and Chum just couldn't drop that much money on something without the old man's authorization?

Chum just has a good heart

Didn't pass on the stamps...

While it's likely a bit about respecting the client, I'd have to assume there's also some underlying legal notion in the act as well. If they just picked it up and, somehow, damaged the item in their handling of it then they'd potentially be liable for said damage and any reduction in value that came from it. By asking permission, on film no less, they've essentially bypassed that potential issue entirely.

@@Astraeus.. just because they asked to examine it doesnt make them not liable if they damage it 🗿

but they do not wear gloves to handle the merchandise, post cards with signitures they are handling without wearing gloves

@@xxxZ41Dxxx Yeah that is super weird. I've seen them wear gloves like 3 times for random items. Usually they just get their greasy fingers on things... Especially cards, paper, things the oils will effect most. Rubbing the signatures off of baseball...

And then they touch stamps without gloves..ouch!

That was a lovely coin. The high relief really stands out.

8000 is ludicrous. Should have auctioned.

He fleeced himself unimaginably hard

That guy is on drugs he doesn’t care .

I would take that collection & framed each one separately and sold them at auction.

Just the stamps would be worth more than 2.5k