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"Pawn Stars" follows three generations of the Harrison family as they assess the value of items coming in and out of their Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, from the commonplace to the truly historic.
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It’s not that I don’t trust you I don’t trust anybody. Then goes off calls a guy and trusts him
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That coin is amazing. 44 BC he said, that makes the coin over 2000 years old. It’s just wild to think about, someone back then held that in their hands, kept it in their pockets or purse. Traded for things with it, etc.
It’s astounding that you would bring it to a pawn shop.
I am jealous I would love to have just the ability to see the coin ๐ช
Older than Jesus
In that condition, it was most likely stashed away in a pot or something or it was discovered along with many others in similar condition as “hoards”. So these weren’t in circulation that much. I have a collection of Roman Denarius and some look like they’re in “like new just strict yesterday condition” and those were found in a well preserved hoard and sold on coin dealer sites. Generally more worn coins like the lower face value bronze coins would be way more worn than silver coins because they were used in common day to day transactions like buying bread or wine.
@TheHighTower Oh that’s interesting. Yeah I don’t know too much about coins or whatever especially older coins like this, but it’s just interesting to me to think how old it is. Not like fossil old, but something that would’ve been held and owned by the people of that long ago. That being said the “Ides of March” angle to it makes me think it might have been a more ceremonial coin than actual currency, or something to be used almost as a statement of power or political statement or whatever. Like “we stabbed Julius Caesar!” and of course that’s also further highlighted by the daggers on the coin as well. Who knows. Just fascinating to think about.
It always amazes me how things that belong in museums often wander into a Vegas pawn shop.
cause in a museum there are no tv cameras.
A Vegas pawn shop with a huge international TV audience.
The items are pre-arranged
@DirtLevel you donโt say ๐ someone just rocked up with a coin worth 150k then waited 30mins for s guy to turn up ๐๐
Because most of it is staged…
Am I the only one who finds the experts reactions to being able to touch something theyโve heard about extremely wholesome?
Frfr . It’s almost like in their heads , they feel unworthy
You are not man.
A lot of times it’s the “expert” that owns the item and the “seller” is just some guy. The show is faker than fake.
Donโt care, here for entertainment
@phunkdoctaspock who cares seems real
Rick, explaining history to the seller and expert, who both already know more than he does, sounds exactly like how I sounded as a 7 year old telling my parents everything I knew about every animal in the zoo.
Yea you can see some of the sellers looking at Rick like “yea, yea, let’s just get to the money part dude.”
I think he does that for the viewers
Hahahaha omg, you’re right!
You realize that he’s doing it for the camera and after somebody wrote him a script?it’s a tv show.
hes not really explaining it to the seller but to the show audience..
That sword is a straight up museum piece. What an inheritance.
Where do u think the American who brought it to America got from?
best i can do is 20k, and im taking a big risk here.
@Valkyrie sold!
I stopped the video and looked for THIS comment after he said that. My goodness.
$20K for something the expert said could go for $75-100K. Chum is lucky he was wearing that sword.
Being a veteran I think the 6th Army Alamo, patch is so cool. I also think it’s sad that many things like it end up in pawn shops instead of museums. I wish things like that would be passed down thur the family, or given to a local museum.
It was passed down. Thats why it ended up in a pawn shop. Museums dont pay, so greedy people dont donate.
@Rod X They used to pay. some museums pay at auctions if something catches their attention badly. Just most of the time they don’t and rely on donations
Such a shame to let something like this leave the family.
I think it was bad form for her to try to sell a family heirloom. :-/
I’m very glad she didn’t sell it. I hope she keeps it in her family. If it was worth enough money to buy a home or some property, I could understand….but not at $5,000. That’s nothing. I’d keep it.
My favourite line in all these episodes is “this was my great grandfather’s that was handed down each generation. It means a lot to the family” ….. Goes and sells it ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ
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So friggin what lol
Rigth!!! All that for a vacation.
It’s their property so they have the right to do whatever they want with it.
@IDK just because you have the right to do something doesn’t make it morally right does it ๐คฃ
I love how excited the guy is about the sword. I love how much people love history.
The funny thing is that he was so giddy about it that it made Chumlee skeptical about the valuation.
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@J. are you 6?
The Russian Sword one was actually pretty reasonable on both parts. Chumley laid out his reason for his price very politely and reasonably and the seller refused with a reasonable expectation of what he could get otherwise.
No lmao. Dude never intended to sell it. It’s all scripted. That’s why offered so laughably little
I agree. From a logical risk taking standpoint, Chum is absolutely correct. It doesnโt matter what โit could sell forโ. Chum was looking, as any Pawn Shopper must, at the history of selling the object, and with the information he had (eventhough it was not the right market), it still came in underprice.
A battle sword right and there’s no Nicks in it it’s got a perfect blade it looks like tourist trash if you ask me
@Donnie Nemecek Battle sword of some noble. Probably didn’t see much action.
@Donnie Nemecek “battle sword”
“belonged to a prince”
BRUH
Customer: brings in actual holy grail
Rick: best I can do is a glass of water
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I mean it’s decently hot in Las Vegas so I mean I’ll take it
Can it be cold with ice ?
Best I can do is tepid
Rick: Best I can do is you coming in to a pawn shop and expecting a good deal.
This is a priceless family heirloom that was passed down from generation to generation so of course I’m going to sell it to a pawn shop. Great morals. Your Grandpa would be proud
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Why are you so judgmental? She may have needed the money and used the โfamily tripโ excuse to respect her familyโs privacy. She doesnโt need to tell the world she needs the money to pay for say, cancer treatment, her deadbeat hubbyโs gambling addiction, or any other legitimate reason people need fast cash.
@Safarjen And?
@Safarjen donโt hurt yourself reaching that hard
She said she was going to give it to her son. Her son will pawn it for $20 dollars to buy beer.
This is happening a lot lately, with boomers dying and their kids or grandkids pawn priceless family heirlooms for party money. It’s kind of sad.
A friend of mine got some very old solid silver dollars for one dollar each. A teenager paid for a frozen pizza with them at Walmart.
My friend was behind him in line, & asked where he got them. He said his grandfather left them to him.
My friend bought them from the cashier, who was happy to have paper dollars instead. ๐
My favorite Rick line is โThere is a huge market for this, I want it.โ Followed by โThere really isnโt a market for this, itโs gonna sit around for a long time.โ I think thatโs the funniest thing on this show.
The thing is, he’s right both times. The coin is going to draw a ton of interest. How many people do you know that would think it was cool? Probably a lot.
But then, how many of them would pay over $100,000 for a coin they can’t use? Probably none. Valuable items need to sell to be worth buying for him, and people don’t just walk into pawn shops looking to drop 100 grand, you usually go to pawn shops to get a deal.
Rick explaining the history to sellers that clearly know more about their item is one of the strangest things about this show
its for the audience who doesnt know and the sellers are aware of that
Keyword: show
Thatโs because the producers have already researched every item that gets brought onto the show prior to filming the encounter. That way it appears Rick, Chumley, and Cory knows about almost every item
The strange thing is you donโt understand you are watching a television show. They follow a script.
I agree.
Whoever puts together/edits these videos deserves a medal. So clean and easy to digest. The people in charge of the title and thumbnail definitely overdo it sometimes, but honestly I don’t care because I’m happy for the Pawn Stars content
*I’m saying this as I’m binge watching the content. This specific video isn’t that far off with the thumbnail/title. I mean, Chumlee, Rick, AND Corey literally says “Holy Grail”. Overall, I’m glad to see the content, keep it up please!
Itโs insane to me how people can take family heirlooms and sell them to go for a week to disney world that their kids wonโt remember in 10 years.
I agree!
I do remember my family’s Disney drip as a kid and I loved it . . Actually not Disney so much but I did love Epcot and universal studios.
I remember going to Walt Disney World and that was 50 years ago, I was nine at the time.
Ha make memories with family. Id rather do that than som kid stares at a coin in a jiffy bag
you dont have kids….memories are worth more than family heirlooms.
Wants 40,000, gets told itโs worth 75,000, gets offered 20,000 ๐ I swear sometimes the balls those guys get
Exactly he ricks people off!
Its called business
Let’s see how well you do owning a retail business that pays full market price for everything! Good luck staying in business with that mindset ๐
@Lotton The Wizardย Exactly, if I wanted full retail value for something the last place I’d go is a pawn shop.
@Jimmy Nich Exactly. It’s common sense.
Handed down from G Father, to Son, then to daughter who sells it to a pawn shop…….so much respect shown!
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Holy Moses!!!
So disrespectful
At the very least, hopefully it ends up with someone who respects it’s value
It’s just stuff, material goods. If it means nothing to the grand daughter it doesn’t matter.
Rick always knows the whole story behind every item and coming up so quickly to his mind like he just read them…
It’s a TV show, not reality!! Try to pay attention.
Iโm pretty sure they are lined up to show their items and Rick has a heads up on whatโs coming so he does quick research on items so it sounds like he knows what heโs talking about.
I love this show because a prime example of never leaving anything for your kids . If itโs not them who would sell it or throw it away it will be their kids . They just donโt appreciate things that where handed to them ; the girl was willing to sell what her family has passed down to her for a vacation
I went to a retirement seminar years ago (currently retired seven years) and thatโs exactly what the expert told the group.
Iโll be doing this