I say I love auto racing because there's more than just NASCAR.

Dude that was my first thought. Even the people that love dirt track with nascar, will just say “I love racing”. I never heard a fan say “auto racing”

@@Tylnorton Like Monster Jam

This guy was also proven to be a fraud Authenticator too

Yup, there's no way to 100% prove a signature is authentic

@@mortalkombatisbeast it wasn't this guy dumbass that was Drew. From authentic autographs unlimited.

@@Musicrecords10 video footage

Check eBay, less than $10k for a Dale firesuit.

where? when? links?

asyouratty13 not sure where it is online, I was at the auction.

asyouratty13 it sold for $111k

@@pennyp9497 yeah thats less

skoitch I can confirm that I also read that in comment section somewhere. It must be real

@Santiago Oehler Toca Yeah, dale's Earnhardt is pretty much the biggest name in racing. Theres only 4-5 other names you can even make an argument for

@Santiago Oehler Toca I haven't even heard of half of those names 🤷‍♂️ must not be that great

@Santiago Oehler Toca Yeaaahh, I've heard of Schumacher and Prost, never even heard the other names and if I did I don't remember. That said, you know exactly who Dale Earnhardt is, dont you? Everyone does.

@Santiago Oehler Toca "I know he is one of the best" Thanks for agreeing even tho you tried to insult me while doing it. 👍

@@gearbanginentertainment7476 I beg to disagree the greatest ever name in racing is probably Ayrton Senna the has everything going for him arguably the best driver ever in f1 great man who was Brazil's national hero and he gave most of his money to charity he was also very down to earth and most importantly has the greatest lap ever in motorsport which was his qualifying lap at the Monaco grand prix and he won 3 world championship in the most iconic car of all time

Yeah the "expert" that just Googles signatures and acts like he has some private database of all of it. I'm just as much of an expert as he is.

They work together and someone gets a cut. Wink wink.

I think the other signature guy was the fraudster

MarkRoss 9696 Lmaoo facts

No one cares dude took loads of effort just to tell u that pmsl

well done

Well someone’s a know it all

He died in the hospital. Not at Daytona 500.

But that’s not the frame they were gonna use so in the end they would have to reframe it

They'd still have to reframe it dummy. You know how many framed items they've gotten over the years?

Auto Young what did you call me buddy

@@fucker4166 Read it again...

Auto Young oh ok thought I was gonna have to bust some heads

Yea

You won't believe how much Dale Eamhardt Stuff we got we have two remote control go carts still in the box We also got the truck, the holler in the car inbox and tons of diet cast even a match box set from 93 That comes with a car, a truck, and a Van. But those are in my hot wheel/matchbox collection.

Me either

Sachin Dhanbir old man 👻u wanna donate it😅😭

It sold for over $100k at action not long after this episode.

Nope, I looked them up, between 9 and 15K signed and around 5K unsigned.

Actually about $115k which it sold for after the episode aired.

Josh Hervatin I think he went to jail for fraud. That’s what I seen on other pawn stars clip comments

He’s an autograph authenticator, what does he know aboht values of items. This guy was right on asking 100k for that snd I hope he got it for that much elsewhere

@@brianvetrano6817 Last I've heard he got 112k for advertising that it was on pawn stars 🤣🤣🤣

​@@Rangerman69420 I don't think 112K has been generated by the fact went to Pawn Stars and got filmed, 112K is what that suit really costs. It's from Dale Enarhardt, I mean come on!

Norm Bolduc cmon nobody gave you any likes for that lol...hysterical..take one

from the waist down it looks like he has come from the Mardi Gras

@@maxmackinlay618 chumlee looks like he's going to a sleepover.😀😁

Right wtf 2 totally different things

Yeah, I noticed that to. I cringed.

are you kidding me?? lol

I am an Aussie, and not a regular watcher of NASCAR and I even I know it was on the final lap at Daytona.

I was hoping somebody would find this odd as well, idiots

@Harold Assfartzh he raced in the 2001 daytona 500 and got into an accident on the last lap that put him in the hospital. He died at the hospital

Great

These guys drive in circles called laps. They go very fast and its dangerous. Cars have 4 wheels. They must have air in the tires to go around the course.

Yeah, because all Earnhardt fans are rich multi-millionaires that could never possibly need $100k. None of the Earnhart fans I know even have $100k in assets.

@@PrescottValley Apparently you do not know me.

@@PrescottValley Ok?? That's a little weird of you to say but, ok

Lorne Armstrong gave away his dale Earnhardt merchandise to someone named Amanda James

@@jonathansilva3453 OH CAWD

sмυrƒ , I heard Webster’s dictionary has Dale’s picture under the word “Legend”

They always have a guilty expression on their face as well. Especially with this "expert".

And sold for over $100k not long after the episode aired...

Corey is going to run that business into the ground when rick dies.

Earnhart wouldn't stand a chance against Andretti

Vibes wow that was a trip!

right weres the expert for sports stuff along line of nascae

Why not, Al Shea??? He authenticates a lot of things. Should he just be restricted to one thing?

Just like Boogeyman I am coming to get you Hi my name is Steve the conman and I am coming to low-ball and con you

Locutus Why not? Of course he shouldn't be authenticatin' stuff like this. He's a CONMAN.

bond849 😹😹😹

facts haha

He must that that's the only suit in existence. He even said Dale retired his suit after every race.

You gotta understand I gotta resell it and re frame it im taking all the risk

@@fucker4166 you forgot auction fees ;) The man has a pawn shop, but seems to only sell in auction houses.

Kermit the Frog after every race he won...

The customer was trying to rip Rick off. If $100K is legit, you better have info (like how many of these suits are out there) to back-up your argument.

Indeed, I'm a fan of automotive contests!

@joey b 77 of an item when your dealing with collectibles is a large number as far as value. If there were only 1 or 2 or 3 suits you might get near that amount. There just aren't enough collectors willing to spend 100k on a racing suit, even one from Sr. There are actually more than 77 suits, that's just the ones that were retired after a win. I'm guessing you might have double that or more if you included every suit he owned. Now, if it was his very first suit signed by him, or one he used when he won Daytona, the value would go up considerably. (The same thing applies in Europe for the top Formula One & Grand Prix drivers - Michael Schumacher is idolized as much or more there - none of their suits brings 100k at auction). I will admit, as an aside, that I never grew up idolizing Dale Sr. I was a huge The King fan; I grew to admire Sr. after he passed away. Same thing with Jimmie Johnson, because I was a big Jeff Gordon fan - and now I'm sad I didnt appreciate Jimmie when he was the best

Never trust a guy who wears rings on his index finger.

I noticed that 2 how friggin stupid are they????

William Brooks right

Weird how they are "all" race car fans (or auto car, ehhhh?) and none of them noticed.

Syd Clark I know it seems like they didn’t do there research

Skater, their* research . When referring to a person, It's always their*, bro.

It was the Daytona 500!!!!

And a used condom

@@wslilsoldier575 😂

"I also gotta hang it on the wall."

Or both experts

He died in the hospital. Not at Daytona 500.

@hurricaneheli79 he was pronounced deceased at the hospital. But it was determined he had already passed away on the infield after the wreck occurred. Everyone knew it was bad but they were waiting for a confirmation before saying anything to the public.

i guess you arent aware of sellers asking for too much with their things.

20k According to this guy (Steve) an autograph "expert" who also happens to works for the pawnshop and Corey called in to give a low ball estimate, in sted of calling in a sports memorabilia expert who would consider the suits historic value as well.

@@juliusgold1 You're dumber than a bucket of rocks LOL.

@@jasonmichael3676 Pawn Stars commenters are envious and are liars. They make-up elaborate lies to try to convince people that Rick lowballs.

@@juliusgold1 ah well ill make sure to never go to a single pawn shop in existence since they all call in experts to appraise stuff... in fact lets just let all these pawn shops close down because all of them are purposefully low balling us with their "experts" that they have down their pockets. see where your slippery slope is going? have you actually been to their shop? they actually run a buisness this isn't just a show, not only that what proof do you have that 20k is a lowball? are you a expert in this type of field? if so show the proof that you are if not can you even talk?. this autograph appraiser probably knows more about this subject then you. so what is it? do we get rid of every pawn shop in existence since they call "experts" in to appraise?

@@jasonmichael3676 Their are multimillionaires and billionaires who won't mind paying the 100K price. Could probably get it auctioned in Dubai and get 500K or million out of it. Some rich people who loves racing and don't mind throwing money around.