Pawn Stars: 5 SUPER HIGH PRICE APPRAISALS (Big Offers WAY Over Asking)

The experts find that these items are worth WAY more than their original asking price, in this compilation from Pawn Stars.

Chapters:
00:00 Captain Cook Medal
6:18 Elephant Bird Egg
10:29 Evander Holyfield & Mike Tyson Signed 1984 Olympic Ticket
16:16 WWII Ammunition Cart
22:32 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Photo and Letter

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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.

[josephstalin]

Seller: “I have the holy grail Jesus drank from”
Rick: “Lemme call a buddy, he was one of the 12 disciples”

[ancientpho]

For anyone that doesn’t know, the show vets all of the customers beforehand. They actually have a team that finds unique items and the show determines whether or not it’s “tv material.” If it is, the customer is told to come in, but they train them to act a certain way because most regular people are nervous being on tv, so they rehearse a bit and also, they negotiate the sale of their item beforehand as well. Rick knows a lot, but he’s not some encyclopedia where everyone that walks in has something he can bring up its history about instantly. Anything about the item is researched beforehand and everything. What you see on tv is the culmination of all of this. The people in the background are also extras, since the shop closes when an episode is being filmed. So the customer and their item are real, and even though prices are negotiated beforehand, it’s still cool to see everything that goes through the shop.

[AzakielRuns]

McDonald's employee: "That will be $15"
Rick: "Best I can do is $5, I'm taking a risk here"

[cineramic.official]

Rick: "These things are SUPER collectable"
also Rick: "Uhhhh theres not a big market for these"

[Mahatheyew]

"I'm offering you more than double what you were asking"
"You're offering me less than half of what it's worth"

[Lostkiwi]

Appraiser: "This coin is valued at $7500-$8500"
Seller: "Wow"
Rick: "I'll give you this voucher for a free Big Mac Combo and a tootsie roll"

[SirOrganic]

The guy selling the coin was thinking about Captain Hook ... 🤣🤣🤣

[lecafard]

If you want an items value, take it to an auction. If you want money today, take it to a pawn shop.

[Mr.Sr.Jr.]

That restoration guy absolutely ruined the ammo cart. If people are trying to buy something historical they don't want it to look like you could buy it at Walmart today..

[bennettmoore]

“this item is worth about $10, 000”

rick - “best i can do is $500”

[sumuqh]

Very happy that the guy with Olympic ticket didn't fall for 1k offer.

[stevepeanutbutter]

Rick not happy looks when he knew he shouldn't have called the expert is priceless 😂

[PoochMG]

The Olympic ticket is one of those things that the real value is far more than the monetary value. Priceless as they say. Good on the dude for taking it home and putting it in a frame. That's a mantlepiece right there.

[smileyface]

It’s amazing they have so many experts all living within around 20 minutes away, all having nothing better to do than wait for a phone call.

[cmcsparrin]

there is no way that is even the same cart lmao. Rick got Rick rolled by his expert!! 🤣🤣

[jeanneberengere]

Thanks. Good video. I'm never 100% sure I can make money. Never place 100% of your savings in just one type or type of investment

[TimKyoutube]

Dude gave that thing up for $5, 000. Man, that thing is priceless. I would have easily walked in and paid $7500-8500

[digolaverdad]

Rick: how much do you want?
Guy: 50 bucks?
Rick: let me call the expert
Expert: it's $8, 500
Rick: sh1t

[surfhealthy]

love watching this show while i eat dinner and chill after a busy day. Reduces my anxiety.

[tristengillespie]

I don’t think i would’ve sold the coin. thats so cool it’s a legit piece of history