You guys are all idiots. Anyone that collects anything knows that signatures before someone was famous don't mean nearly as much as after they were famous.

@@SpaceGhost999 That is your opinion. All depend on person and collectors. Based on your other comments, you sound not so smart.

@@SpaceGhost999 arent the signatures before someone was famous more rare?

@@Fulgrim_The_Phoenician that's what I was thinking.

@@SpaceGhost999 I would rather have that one Jim, Jimmy it`s so much personal, so cool

or " Well this is before he was called Jesus, he was Jessie back then, so I'll give you $25 for it"

You sir made my day.

Ya they are SO dumb like that

aidan mcnally F

"I'm a little worried about its authenticity. Jesus wouldn't have been The Christ in high school yet......do you mind if I bring a buddy of mine to check out these signatures?"

There we have Bob Blurson, Jenny Blurphy, John Blerb, Mary McBlirton, and Mark McBlupher.

Shapeshifters

And a dumb Corey

I bet the sasquatch graduated from that school!

Good ole fuzzy Fred in there too

I mean these items were before he was ever involved in any movie stuff. If you tell that to people some may pay more, some may not value it at all.

Nah, it was from way before he was a star, he wasn't even out of high school yet.

"I have this crystal meth from Jim Morrison". "Well, I'm not an expert, but I know a guy that has a lot of experience about that stuff. CHUM! HEY, CHUM! COME OVER HERE A SECOND!"

STFU Already!

My priest actually has two pieces of the cross just thin slivers tho. The cross was actually dug up and turned into tiny pieces and spread around the world.

Darkithna mgedrf Let me guess...You live in a trailer in Louisiana and your priest drives a 2019 Rolls Royce and you pay him 3000 per month just to get a spot in heaven...

Moviefan 99 *Jesus walks in* ”Yep this is the cross I was crusified on”

he does that with all the asking prices

Crit Killz fast cash 💰

capsfan capsrule you could sell this stuff at auctions for double or maybe even triple the price.

I guess it's convince. Probably a lot more paper work doing an auction, have to travel to a certain location, at a certain time frame, might not have many interested buyers. I guess it's a bit more risky? Maybe I am wrong and they are dumb, but I'm sure the guy was like hey I'm going to Las Vegas to party and gamble and the neighbor is like wait take these James Dean yearbooks with you and sell them to Pawn Stars lol.

maxwell10206 The option of selling it online is always open

These people don't have money

I would

never say never.....

Thats why u don't have it

You can have it for 10k. 😁🖒

Nina Knowles right me either

Nah he's a PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) authenticator. They're very good at what they do and the main way to authenticate autographs is stroke comparison of the signature to other versi ons.

monkey220ms he googled the image wow what a technique ,too bad anybody couldnt do the same

monkey220ms Actually, this "expert" was proven to be a fraud. He has no credentials whatsoever. Google it.

He still was the principal authenticator for psa and is now for Beckett authentication services

Nick Nuzzi You’re right, maybe you should be a PSA and show us how easy it is to be one.

Key word: Asking Price. I can ask as much money I want, doesn’t mean I’m going to get it.

"Asking"

Key word “asking”

You have a great imagination. 😆

Steve always lowballs so I’m not surprised

Remember this is in Vegas - people are use to losing money in Vegas.

Yea them ba$tards lol

It was sold for $42k

Should be worth more in that case right?

@@TheMusikryder What sort of logic is that? Would you rather collect autographs of your favorite celebrity signed when they were famous or before they became famous? I'd rather collect the former and demand drives the value.

It's gotta come in pre-framed so Rick doesn't lose any money

im sure there is someone who would love those yearbooks...

@@porkcutlet3920 I'm a fairly avid autograph collector, and prefer them from before they were famous, they're in the vast majority of cases, a lot harder to find.

LMBO!!!!!

Well stated. He might mean the king of breakfast sausage.

Rugby Man ROOSTER!!!!

lolz!

He probably ment the james dean he remberd from films

You're not going to con a pawn broker that way. Notice how Rick and 'em usually ask the seller "How much were you hoping to get for it?" (or a similar question). There is a good reason for that. The person making the first offer is typically the person negotiating from weaker position. Rick and 'em wants you to make the first offer. Even if the offer is unreasonably high. By making the first offer, you give the pawn broker information to use against you in the negotiation (even if you don't realize it). The pawn broker has information about your position, but because you made the first offer, you have no information about their position yet. If you want to get a small advantage on a pawn broker (not a big advantage, but a small one), insist that the pawn broker makes the first offer. Rick: How much were you hoping to get for it? Seller: Make me an offer. Four words. Very simple sentence. But something like that will give a tiny bit more negotiating power back to the seller. That alone won't give a lot of negotiating power back to the seller (because this is a pawn broker full-time job while it is maybe the seller's first time stepping into a pawn shop), but it helps a little.

Suntan Ironman omg never thought of it that way thank you!

That's the same trick attorneys use when negotiating a settlement.

Jack Perez yup

He’s still on the show you dumbfuck

Mike22859673 lol

i mean.... isn’t this whole show fabricated anyway???

Really what the heck

Lmao

Fairmount

Rick says he spends 4K to frame each item before selling, so there you go.

I mean. That's the quote you get. Like a car dealership buying your used car and giving you an estimate. Other places will pay you more, others will pay you less. That's why you research the item and if you feel that you can get at least 90% selling it yourself, you should.

She's a dumb woman anyways

There a business not a museum

Corey overpaid imo.

You are mixing Cory and Indian Scamers

MAD MAX youre tearing me apart lisa!!!!

leave your stupid comments in your pocket

But I'm taking all the risk!

Lisa

Oh hi Mark

As Rick has said in the past, boats are difficult things to sell. He's lost a lot of money on them.

Wow if true, awesome ! Post stories online would love to hear about them!

Natalie E. I was wondering if anybody else caught that. I've lived in Fairmount since 2001 and noticed that would as soon as it popped up.

Natalie E. So they scammed him

Did you guys not watch the video?

beepybeetle Yes, we did watch the video. We are pointing out a historical fact that the video got wrong. James Dean was born in Marion, Indiana. Not California as the video states.

He wasn't born in California but he spent his early childhood there before moving back to Indiana.

I see what ya did there

Purple Papaya half eaten

Yeah he’s ridiculous.

Problem with auctions is that they can get less than what the pawn shop offers. It's always a gamble because maybe the person that is willing to pay 10k might not be there.

@@tuongpham7609 And auction houses take a commission, lowering what the seller actually gets.

Ironically the writing said "Material possessions and monetary wealth do not bring happiness." Oh well. I won't take anything less than $25,000 for it! And throw in that Rolex as well!

I gotta frame it up and that’s an expense