Pawn Stars: 7 Times Rick Didn't Trust Anybody!

Rick always makes sure to do his due diligence when it comes to trusting sellers. See more in this compilation from Pawn Stars.

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[mkldb]

I have the original reed basket baby Moses used when he floated in the river.
Rick: You have any paperwork? Reed basket market is really slow these days and I'm taking all the chances here. Let me get my 'reed basket' expert in here so we can determine the real value. My expert says this is priceless, best I can give you is 100 bucks and a Circus Circus buffet gift card.
Now that's a legit deal.

[Ottersmilk]

I can't stop watching this show . I been watching clips for about a week solid now. almost out of vids to watch

[heinrichmuller]

i absolutely loved that ancient Roman coin!
another interesting tidbit of information, the "ides" in every month of the old Roman calendar were the designated period when payments for debts and rent were due.
i've always thought this aspect to be interesting, the seer warns Caesar "beware the ides of march" knowing full well thats when payments are expected ...

[geraldphillips]

"I heard a Warhol just sold for 36 million so"...I just took them to a pawn shop.

[skipper]

Rick doesn't trust anyone, and yet, he trusted chum lee to work in his shop.

[Argonauta]

Rick: “It’s not that I lowball you. It’s that in general I lowball everybody”

[poisontofu]

"I absolutely love the coin..." decides to sell it

[popunkid]

This was a solid episode. Full of great history.

[l.ls.]

Amazing that one fellow came in with those lithographs wanting $35K but did not have them in a protective valise or case to protect them when walking around with them.

[thomasjml]

I’m not really into visual art but that Escher “3 Worlds” is awesome!

[davidmacias]

Actually as a Disney collector that book was more along the lines if between 10 thousand and 15 thousand. Walts alone goes for 5 or 6 thousand. And then adding the 9 old men, wow!

[RembyHirsch]

😊WHY do people go into a pawnshop and expect to get paid full Retail price ??

[aeb]

My friends late father went to Schenley with Andy Warhol, my friends father used to tell us that he was just as eccentric then as he was till the day he passed.

[ericwagner]

It doesn't take a year to get graded and encapsulated. And Rick does not take all of the risk in expensive items.

[DeezShorts]

Rick: you know what a fossil is ?

Chum : a watch. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 😂😂

[ohdee]

Rebecca by phone is better than no Rebecca at all…

[alexojideagu]

£20, 000 was a ridiculous low ball, on a good day he could find a private seller and get that for one.

[tombrady]

My right ear is telling me about the Roman coin right now, god he’s smart 👂

[kitrichardson]

$110, 000 was a fair offer for that coin if the Appraiser estimate was accurate.

The reverse was amazing, but the obverse was badly off-center.

[richardhawkins]

My mum was digging in the garden bearing in mind we live in the midlands uk and dug up a lot of fossils they were 3 million years old