Pawn Stars: TOP 5 RARE GOLD & SILVER DEALS

The Pawn Stars strike gold (and silver!) - but will they be able to negotiate the best deals? Find out in this Pawn Stars compilation featuring 5 rare items made out of gold and silver.

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[NicholasBall]

Considering the current market uncertainty, it seems prudent to invest in gold or a gold ETF. I'm thinking of allocating over $300k for retirement purposes. While the potential for short-term gains in a bullish market is appealing, I recognize the importance of maintaining a long-term investment strategy.

[SilverCivilian]

Every stackers favourite episode of Pawn Stars.

[bryonjones]

Just subscribed and I'm enjoying and learning a lot about stacking. Keep up the great videos

[franz]

I wonder how hard that shipgold guy got scammed over. Pretty sure some collector is gonna pay 100k for that spanish gold bar.

[HBgoesnuts]

I want to start re-distributing my portfolio to some digital currencies and also other stocks with that in mind. I know the second quarter holds a lot of promise. I'm thinking of sharing my portfolio of about 300k over different asset classes. Any recommendations?

[alexsteven.m]

Considering the current market uncertainty, it appears prudent to consider investing in gold or a gold ETF. I'm contemplating allocating over $300k for retirement purposes. While the potential for short-term gains in a bullish market is enticing, I recognize the importance of maintaining a long-term investment strategy.

[greginthesouth]

That penny guy is infuriating. David is one of the best experts on the show, and is obviously very good at his job. Some people are just out of touch with reality.

[itzamia]

I looked up the Steel Penny. The guy that was selling the penny was looking at prices where that penny was minted out of either Denver or San Francisco. Denver had 7 total minted, so I believe that was the 75, 000-100, 000 he was looking for. San Francisco had only 2. I saw prices that range between 750, 000-1, 000, 000 for the Steel penny so it's probably in reference to the 2 struck in San Francisco. That would make sense that the remaining coins from Philadelphia would range between 30-35, 000.

[lukef]

The dude got over $32/oz on that silver! That's a great deal! Silver hasn't been over $30 for a long time now.

[ProductBasement]

Old Man: Silver is a hedge against inflation
Rick: I'm not going to hold it because I'm not a speculator in the silver market

[cutlerylover]

Ahh the first time hes wrong, BIG silver bars used for industry are almost ALWAYS in odd weights...when your talking about 1000ozt bars its never exact...

[rexrocker]

The old man 💯 correct about silver and gold. It’s generally safe against hyper inflation. Not guaranteed of course, but a safe bet.

[behithabellecourt]

Just like the guy with the gold bar, he made a good sale you must not get yourself a refined or polished metal what you need is to be certain you have real metals. Got 60 ounces of gold in my collection started stacking up 8 years ago.

[SilverSovereign]

That gold bar makes me drool every time

[joltman]

11:30 I know it's just a stock footage shot, but I laughed at the idea that Rick was going to give him $35, 000 in $20 bills!

[mirkotorca]

11 years ago I bought 15 thousand dollars worth of gold. Today it is worth 56 thousand. And it just keeps growing.

[professorfalken]

Modern day pirates. Never deal with pawn

[brad]

Maybe if he had a 1944 steel penny from the Denver mint it would go for $102, 000 but, not for the Philly minted penny.

[sheldondean]

There’s a trick I learned when I started collecting silver coins that a silver coin makes a very distinctive sound when dropped, a traditional newer coin makes a dull plunk

[Silvercrypto-xkzy]

Dude should not have let them weigh the coins, if he took them to an actual dealer they would pay based on face value. The problem with weight is that over time coins get worn down, that’s why the industry standard is face times a certain number based on current spot. Also Rick doesn’t know what he’s talking about with the comex bar, they ONLY come in of weights, so idk why he said they never do.

Regarding the second guy, no, you don’t always know good just by seeing it. When it’s in this type of form it’s always tested by legit dealers to make sure it’s not fake