Pawn Stars Do America: $100,000 for Alexander the Great Coin?! (Season 2)

Is this coin from Ancient Macedonia really worth $100,000? See more in this scene from Season 2, Episode 7, "Tampa Bay Bucks."

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[soulassassing]

Alexander once asked the hermit philosopher, Diogenes, a man he envied, that he can give him anything he wants all he has to do is ask, Diogenes responded with "move, you're blocking the sun."

[kolouk]

1:07 the writting is greek from the name of alexander the great 'ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ', so one proof that the ancient Macedonia was and it is part of Greek History

[Ankit_k_B]

The person in the coin is looking like "Engineer" from the movie Prometheus 😂

[ameeer]

a coin from BC worth 500$ and some coins modern time worth more than 1000$ imagine that : )

[Vinod]

2:56 "Butchering people all around the world" ITS A FANTASTIC PIECE. had me choked 😂😂😂

[andrewfields]

This expert is my favorite expert. With these experts on this show I usually use that word with quotations over it, but not with this guy because he is a real expert. He is cool, calm and collected and knows a lot about the world of coins. Cool guy!

[TheEditorKIV]

Rick and the Harrison family, my sincere condolences on passing of your son and brother...

[vitopascaretta]

Really sorry about your Adam. RIP. We all love the Harrison Family.

[djin]

I just can't believe that a two and a half thousand year old coin is worth only 500 dollars, that's crazy. I thought it would be worth at least several thousand.

[reddy]

My condolences, hope Corey takes this as a wake up call and takes it easy on the drugs.

[Blueiscoool]

Rick should have asked the man how he came to think it was worth $100, 000.

[anonanon]

Macedonia was a Greek kingdom, the slavs north of Greece have no relation to antiquity.

[Stefanoitch]

He was from ancient Macedonia, a region still located in modern day Greece. The modern Former Yoguslav republic of Macedonia got nothing to do with ancient macedonoa

[zoupakas]

Macedonia was not north of Greece. It was North Greece.

[stevetafoya]

I lost my daughter at age 19 to a heroin overdose. My heart and prayers go out to Rick and his family. No parent should ever have to bury their child

[nero]

I literally bought this coin online after this episode. 😂 for the cost and history it's a slam dunk.

[Cristian-riji]

I’m praying for them. I’m sorry for your loss.

[JuanilloR]

North of Greece you can find the former Yugoslavic country, now called "North Macedonia". Of course, Alexander the Great was not a Yugoslav! His birthplace, his palace and his family's burial grounds are within the Macedonia prefecture of Greece! Please correct this the next time!

[badra]

I bought a coin of Alexander the Great, with an NGC rating of AU, and its condition is much better than this one. I regret that I bought it for $950. The reason is due to the decline in prices of the Alexander coin because it is widely available and not rare.