Pawn Stars: 'That's The Best I Can Do' *Rick's 4 TOUGHEST Negotiations*

Check out these 4 intense negotiations, in this compilation from Pawn Stars.

00:00 WWI Knives
05:31 Benjamin Harrison Cabinet Card
11:12 Astra Mega I Espresso Machine
13:17 Diamond Tiara

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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.

[h.a.]

0:18 Rick realizing the seller is a psychopath 😂

[jh]

I guarantee the first guy brings up the fact that he’s Italian in every conversation.

[redspiralray]

"Change for a dollar? I got 75 cents. That's the best I can do. I'm the one taking a risk here."

[charlesflint]

In the photo of Benjamin Harrison there really does look like a family resemblance in the eyes to Rick.

[DrDoke]

Ricks toughest negotiations:
I will give you $250…
Ok $251?
Customer: No I’m gonna keep ‘em.
Rick: ok thanks for coming in.

[SailorSocko]

Rick tried to bully that last dude. I have NEVER heard him say the offer wouldn't stand.

[michaelmarron]

I don't like the thought of the first dude owning those knives

[themarsquatch]

Best I can do is $40 for this authentic self-portrait of Napoleon.

[maharlika]

I bet the last guy sold it for more than what Rick had offer

[GHOSTBOT-Stake]

Seller: Hey what's up man, I got the original cloth Jesus was buried in, I'm looking $1million....

Rick: best I can do is $500

[RemnentPlays]

"I want 500 for it"
"well I can do 10, but let me get an expert"

I love how right after the expert he goes just speeds through saying "soyeah500buckssure" lmfao

[captainstubbing]

Those knives were worth way more than that

[stephenkennedy]

I don't care what I originally wanted, now I know what it is worth.

[darrenduncan]

Ida McKinley was one tough looking old peach. 😆

[chaddad]

20 bucks and some chewed gum under the counter and I'M REALLY TAKING A RISK HERE!!

[nicolopez]

Us government absolutely issued that blade. It’s a 1917 trench knife. Issues with the blades breaking in combat pushed the the untied states to make the 1918 trench knife (with the brass handle). The 1918 trench knives were never issued during WWI or used in the trenches however they were the only combat knives available at the beginning of WWII. Those are the two most valuable and collectible knives of WWI. Those knives often sell for upwards of several hundred to several thousand online.

[Chickenz]

0:19 That's a sound effect from Dark Souls lol 😂

[soulassassing]

Carol from HR really got a good price on that signed Benjamin Harrison photo.

[alon]

0:19 rick must think this guy is a serial killer lmao

[fredmalito]

Boy did that guy dropped bail on the price of those trench knives. I have been trying to find an Mark 1 trench knife that is verified authentic, and you can’t touch those things for less than a grand.