Pawn Stars: Chum Bets on Boxes of Comic Books (Season 15) | History

Chumlee puts a blind bet on seven boxes of vintage comic books in this clip from from "Chum's Risky Business". #PawnStars
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Pawn Stars
Season 15
Episode 4
Chum's Risky Business

"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.

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[Nulphyy]

That women's brother took all of the good ones.

[joefonicello]

Her father's gotta be real proud looking down on her selling his lifelong passion and collection for 500 bucks

[vito]

It's funny to watch these guys argue over $500 when they are each making like 25k an episode

[strike_true]

Her brother 100% looked through the collection first, took all the good comics and then said, “Here’s your half sis.”

[JasonVoorhees]

500 is not even a shred of risk for these guys. Chum actually knew what he was looking at too.

[seanpmcb]

7 boxes of comics for $500? Talk about getting ripped

[mckytiempo]

Man, those comics are worth more than $500 bucks!!!
Imagine 7 boxes of GOOD collection????

[leahryan]

If I inherited comic books like that, I would never sell them.

[PhuryousOne]

Not sure I've ever seen a comic book being sold for 5 cents. Let alone 2, 000 of them. This show needs more reality.

[coolmacatrain]

0:40 That "Tomb of Dracula" Issue #58 alone is selling for between $25 and $50 Dollars (depending on condition) on Ebay right now.
0:43 That "Avengers Annual" #10 (1981) is selling for between $35 and $70 (again, condition)

0:53 That is Issue #1 of Doctor Strange (1974) and it's worth anything from $70 to $250 depending on condition.

[awe]

I would pay $500 because I know all those boxes have way more value then $500

[DGiovanni]

This guy's appraisal is off. 5¢ a piece "if you're lucky"?? Put them in a bin and price them at $1.50 each or 10 for $10. Average people will buy them because they like them, not for their resale value.

[Thedeadjoker]

Go on a vacation?
You have worlds to explore in those boxes!

[bannjaxx]

I don't have time to go through them, says the woman who wrote to Pawn Stars, waited for a response, had a meeting with production, set a date for filming, took time off work, loaded 7 boxes in her car and drove to Vegas to have them appraised.

[v.t.l.s]

If I inherited that from my uncle, I wouldn’t even sell it, unless during finacial crisis. Let alone selling it dirt cheap, $500 ? WTF to that.

[MrRuger]

A nickle each? That's nonsense. Every one would bring at least a dollar.

[LATVERIAN]

"Avengers" issue 10; 1st appearance of Rogue. Depending on condition; could be worth
up to $500.00.

[stgeorge]

5 cents a book, people will pay a dollar for any book. Spit in that "experts" face.

[sideshowbob]

"I want 2000"

"best i can do is nothing, in fact you'll have to pay me 50 bucks per box to take it off you, im taking a risk here"

[fvg]

Mama could take me on vacation any day