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Hi guys 👍👍 cool Herman monster awesome crazy nice guitar wow $90,000 for a coin the monsters was a neat show 😂 I got the Herman question right Chumley is a big kid 😂
It’s so weird how someone can bring in something that they admit is “usually” worth a fortune, but “unfortunately” the market just fell out on it.
Yes, that happens all the time, prices bottom out.
Whether Rick is bringing it up as a legitimate negotiation tactic or not, it’s his prerogative.
Everything he does is based on real live pricing. When you go to a pawn shop, they will often look up the value of stuff on a website where they pay money to access current prices
And that’s what I do before I go to a pawn shop, look up the prices so I know how to negotiate.
Before I sell something to a pawn shop, I look at the prices they already have on their items. And then I decide if I want to do business with them.
I don’t own a pawn shop but I deal in vintage, some antiques- and that’s how it works.
When China got a middle-class, suddenly they were buying up everything Americana -prices skyrocketed.
Americans couldn’t afford to buy their own antiques and vintage cuz the prices went berserk for a couple of years
Then China hit a recession and values went flat.
They deal in such large amounts of funny money, that Americans don’t realize how much influence their economy has on ours.
The price of scrap metal skyrocketed when China had a strong middle class. Now there’s a lot of scrap yards that are completely closed down.
It’s all about supply and demand. China no longer demands our scrap metal – so now it’s worthless
They’re not selling lawn mowers, generators, practical cars or things people need. These are all commodities and luxuries that people want
All of this is based on people’s fun money. There is no rhyme or reason to this pricing.
I see so much criticism for a business person on here, from people who have no idea what it takes to even open a business. You see how much politicians & local governments takesl. Imagine being in Vegas.
There are a lot of crazy regulations around what these guys do-but they are the only financial institution that offers equal-opportunity financing based on collateral, not loans, skin color, credit score, nor gender. Based on the item you put on the counter-that’s your credit score
They’re actually financial institutions, not retail shops.
The retail side is for cash flow reinvestment into things like gold, silver coins – things that will increase in value.
This is a pawn shop. Rick opened a separate art gallery, they’ve got an art gallery, toy store, sports collectibles down the road.
Why aren’t people taking these items directly to the collector shops?
They’re going to a pawn shop, a financial institution. Not a collectibles boutique
@The Gulch Hey, I’m not reading all you’re crap; he’s low balling people, if you don’t see that…sit on a nail.
Recession and fickleness of the public.
@Daryl Rhodes it’s too complicated for little children-you stick to taking your mama’s pennies to 7-Eleven for your big gulps and let somebody else handle the business
some of us use microphones, we’re not little midgets on tiny keyboards sitting in our Mama’s basement complaining that somebody else is working.
🙄
If Geddy Lee also signed it, then $8K would just be the “bass price.”
Who’s Geddy Lee?
@joe DiMaggio *”Who’s Geddy Lee?”*
… No, RUSH’s Geddy Lee 😁
Nice
Coin guy looks like a old school used car dealer who’s down on his luck
😂 he really does
How did you know?😂
He looks like the kind of guy who is still looking for his polyester suit from 30 years ago because he forgot a baggie of blow inside of it.
He looks a villain from batman 😅
I just like it when someone brings something in and Rick says his remembered script and the person just blankly sits there and nods at him because they know way more that he.
I mean if your taking a item on the show then chances are you’ve done a lot of research on the item.
Me: “Mom, can we get Richard Hammond?”
Mom: “We already have Richard Hammond at home.”
Richard Hammond at home: 1:56
Munsters is a quality toy
Still waiting for new episodes of Pawn Stars to air. Last episode to air was ‘Surreally Good Deal’. That was back on June 28th!.
Chumlee gets her down from 6 to 5, wow!
The coin guy reminded me of the actor that played Davy jones… 😂😂 But he was right not to sell that coin
The Old Man is a perfect stand-in for Herman Munster.
😅😅😅😅
Guy with the shield nickel was out of his mind. Dave says they’ve been selling $63k to $80k. Nickel guy says he’ll sell it for $80k… AND he’s certain it will sell for $120k to $125k “in the next few months”. If you have something that you know will be worth $120k in a few months, why would you sell it for $80k now?
6:08 The Led Zeppelin name… when Moon and Entwistle joked that the new band would “go over like a lead balloon, one of them upped it to a “lead Zeppelin”. Page liked the joke and kept the name. But they had to change it to “Led” because “Lead Zeppelin” might be misread as “the Zeppelin in front”.
I’m a rock musician and I’ve never met a bassist who said John entehistle was their favorite 😂😂
Who is your favorite?
Best idea open a pawn shop near a casino
Jaco was the best bass player in the world imfao.
I remember the headless bass fad well. Geddy Lee played one for a while.
I bet if the woman had an Addams Family doll instead of a Munster doll she would have gotten more money than she got for it from Chumley.
Chris Squire, from yes, is the best bass player from that era