A super rare Colt revolver gets a high appraisal, but Rick still has to put it in an auction in this clip from Season 13, "Four Score and Seven Pawns". #PawnStars #RickHarrison
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I’m surprised they didn’t go to the range to test if it still works correctly
Its a colt of course it works
Yeah!!! good point.
because it will add up to the value and rick is not spending any more penny
Wyatt Earp didn’t test fire before taking out the Clanton’s.
McLovin true never really see any argument s and people act too normal and people in the background barely moving around just stands there and talk
At 3:45 i love the little smile the seller had when he realized he struck gold.
Tyring to sell a revolver, and suddenly half of the People in the back are cowboys 😂
Fredde LMAO
Maybe they recieved some advice about the revolver on the shop and went to try to buy it.
hahhah
Dmac 740 its Vegas dawg no one wears cowboy boots and a hat come on now
@Adrian Falcon honestly
This mans negotiating skills are an insult to the pez community.
Thank you for making me laugh
Same hahaha
The Pez community is an insult to the Pez community.
@Herbie Husker how dare you speak of the pez community in a negative fashion, this is an insult to the pez community.
Who wants candy dispensers without candy?
I would’ve kept it. That was a beautiful piece of history.
And do what with it? Have it just sit and collect dust? I much rather have the $27,500, could do so much more with it.
Apserlotley no way would i sell it . Money is not evening just to get it out now and then and wave it about wood be worth a lot more to me than the money
I learned that lesson the hard way. Sold my entire Beta Magic the Gathering collection in 2000 for $8000. Would be worth well north of $750k if I had held on to it for 20 more years.
I love Ricks little smirk when the dude said 27,5k hahhaha
He was thinking “wow that was easy”
I just watched again after reading your comment and you were ABSOLUTELY right LOL
so true!!!
I know…. seller could’ve gotten more than that
LMFAOOOOOO
Rick was probably thinking “I can go for 32K” and at the last second the guy says 27
To come down from $40,000 to $27,500 that quick. Wow
I would ask for 30k at least.
He originally wanted 25k; so for him he was making an extra 2500; he was happy
@Jason Stephenson Showing the appraisal letter before negotiating was a mistake.
@OutdoorsGuy it at least laid some ground work so Rick couldn’t just offer him $10,000
@Dr D Rick would have called his expert anyway before making any offer. Once his expert said $35K, the appraisal letter should stay in the seller’s pocket. Only if the the expert said $20K, then the appraisal latter could be brought out as a negotiating tool. Groundwork is where you hit him high, like $40-50K.
Probably one of the only cases where the seller gets an actually fair deal 🤣
I love when people bring Rick items, and he goes through a historical lesson and they stand there just wanting their money
It happens every episode & always funny to see the customers repeatedly look at Rick just wanting him to finish the lecture
@Austin Carlos I imagine it’s something History Channel demands be in the show.
@Protoman yeah otherwise there’s no actual history
Seller: 35,000
Rick: 26,000
Seller: 2 dollars and a Snickers
Rick: 2 dollars and half a snickers
Best I can do is a dollar fiddy and half a Mars bar, and I’m taking the risk here.
@K_A . . . exaclty . if Chumlee found out Rick gave away the half of the Mars bar he was supposed to get . . . whew !
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL ffs
I live how Rick pauses when the seller gives a low ball price on his own item
People like this guy are partial reason why pawn shops still exist, with Google or eBay it doesn’t take a lot of time nowadays to get some ideas what their stuffs are worth but some people just want quick cash without realizing just how much money they’re losing by accepting cheaper offers
I love when the expert falls in love with the item lmao. When Rick sees that he knows he’s in trouble
I love these types of guys he’s like “honey pack your bags” and is taking his whole family on vacation, I hope to do that for my family some day👏🥺❤️
Rick literally almost laughed in his face when he dropped from 35 to 27,5 in a matter of seconds lol easiest 25k Rick will ever make
Vegas wasn’t built on winners.
Dude got $1500 more than he originally wanted, win win
That is an amazing Colt. It will only go up in value. I hope Rick added it to his collection.
The seller looked like he couldn’t careless about what they were saying and just wanted them to say a price so he could dip
LMAO I felt the same. This dude was dying inside
“Look, Rick, yeah, I know what the difference between a musket ball, a percussion cap, and a cartridge is. I’m here to try and sell this, not get a history lesson.”
“Yeah, but, we need to pretend this show has some sort of educational merit for tax purposes.”
Anyone ever notice Rick’s goofy little breathy laugh after almost everything he says that is NEVER returned from the people around him? 😂😂😂😂
Needs to quit smoking
His jokes aren’t funny
The best part of this episode for me was when the owner said he will take his family on vacation with the money… He has is priorities correct… I just wish he got a little more for it.. Looks like Rick got a bargain there… Thats if this episode is not scripted like everything else lol
One of the coolest items to ever come through the shop.