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An extremely rare trophy comes into the shop and Corey thinks about ponying up $500,000 in this clip from Season 16, Episode 2, "Triple Crown Pawn". #PawnStars
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Y’all ratchet bruh, could’ve at least went to $400,000 smh
@@Afghanistanian .l.
125,000? That’s like the worst lowball I’ve ever seen hahaha
Cory got chewed out for that one! No wonder he’s no longer a partner in the shop! $350k and he could have owned history!
It looks like 1000000
When he said i will give you 125,000 for it, I jumped out the window laughing. This is me texting from heaven
@eric burhed You need to understand something though. If it doesn't sell at an auction, they will put it in the shop. Having 225,000 in one item from a business standpoint makes no sense at all. The only way that would make sense is if they were a super high end dealer, or if they were exclusively selling one particular type of item, such as game trophies, or coins. And if they don't sell it still, they will have to wait for another auction, not just that pertains to the item, but one with high end collectors. I've been to a couple of auctions, and they are not high end whatsoever
I laughed too. I thought he'd start at least 250.
Are you sure? It seems like your in heat. Maybe that's not really where you thought you are.
*Best I can do is $10*
psn zsus hows thee old man doing up there? Lol
Corey : Call the expert to check its authenticity
Expert : "Well, I actually never seen one."
Copy comment
Well he ain’t a expert then
Seen. Seen. You don’t have to see something to know everything about it.
I think it's funny he had never seen one, but has a price for it.
@@blinkdejavu5273 I could tell you the price of a Bugatti but I’ve never seen one. Seeing something means nothing, especially when it comes to RARE items. How are you gonna see something before if it’s 1 of 1..?
When he said “I really need $500k for it” he sounded like a guy in debt to the wrong kind of people lol
First thing I thought of when heard that
@@machineelflabs334 same here
The guy seemed real tense as though he had to pay off a debt to some dangerous individuals
Yep, that guy looked like he was in a life or death situation.
gambling? Stay away from the racetrack! lol, and in Vegas? The sharks there? OH NO!!! BAAAAAAAD news. That's probably cartel territory, too. Big time.
the costumer sounds like he's got some bad people after him.
Mr.Steez Magazine he is in Vegas
*Customer. You can’t spell.
Mr Ben?
@@p0staldude000 auto correct screws me so much
@@michaelschuett7044 That makes it even more likely
125k is an insult to the triple crown trophy community !
Yes it is
At least you can put Pez candies inside so no insults given from that community
From 125 to 225 he low balled him right away
Yes it is compared to the 500 he really need.
Then you buy it.
I feel like this guy just went there so he can promote that there is such a tropy for sale, and now he waits for buyer to reach out to him
It's not like alien space technology.
No. He went on to just make the "pony up the money" pun.
Martin Šichta a lot of Pawn star customers that appears on the show does that.
maybe
When you realize that he actually paid them to shoot this ad
"I'm gonna have to call my buddy expert to take a look at this."
*Seabiscuit walks in*
Lmfaooo
Seabiscuit: "I've never seen this in my life Wilbur".
Do all the buddies that he calls hide in a backroom or something.
And does he pay these buddies to get up and drive to the store to give a quote?
norlens noel Apparently most of the buddies are friends of the producers not all though some are legit
Im thinking all TV shows are scripted. I own a nail salon. I witnessed personally when Jersey Shore/Bad Girls Club filmed in my salon.
@@tulapimp21 where is your salon located
Yes
That would make a fantastic ashtray
That ashtray is worth more than everything you own 😂
Hahahaha
Or a good portable toilet.
I was thinking ice bucket.
Just saw the guy on the news... died mysteriously in a train accident
If you do a google search there's an article about this trophy. As of June 2019 it was still for sale and had a 500K reserve on ebay. The shady part of it is that the listed seller was the company that the "expert" they just called on this video owns. So basically either the expert ended up making a deal with the seller after this was filmed or this whole skit was set up so the expert could drum up interest in an item that he is having trouble selling. I'm guessing the latter.
You mean this show might not be what it claims to be? Actually, your comment makes sense. Why would someone with a piece that valuable come to a pawn shop to sell?
Or he could have it consigned through that dealer
It's not really shady, it's just staged. Show basically came out and said it mostly staged when they tried to buy some rare fender, turns out it was owned by the music shop their appraiser owned
@@toddrf to advertise to buyers that the item is available. The seller doesn't actually intend on selling it to the pawn shop they are just there for free advertisement
He's probably had a hard time finding a buyer for it so he's selling it on consignment through that dealer.
Corey has a point. Who wants a trophy they did not win, and pay 500,000 for it
Ryan Wehr I guess there’s a market
I'm sure there are some extremely wealthy people who really are into horse racing. There only has to be a single guy willing to pay $500k for it to be worth that price. It's irrelevant that 99.99% of people aren't interested in it at that price tag. And the seller just got a ton of exposure by being on the show.
Absolutely right who wants to spend that much money on someone elses trophy ? The metal its made from isnt worth a fraction of what hes asking
I personally wouldn't want to but you could say the same thing about almost any collectible. "Who wants to spend money on a guitar they didn't play", who wants to spend money on a jersey they never wore etc. etc.
@solomon kane Not sure that applies here unless of course they use the trophy to tell people that they won it which I don't think the person buying would do.
Call the expert to check the authenticity. The Expert came in and say "I actually never seen one".
he most likely meant he'd never seen one in person
It under valued too. The makers of the trophy valued it at 1.5 million.
@@Kintizen the makers don't matter in making a value, what matters is what the public will buy it at
@@davidarthur6942 how much would you take
David Gallego $10 and a toothpick
I love how the seller wants 500k and the expert says it’s 500k. Oh what a coincidence!!!! And how do they put a value on something that has never been sold.
Dude even said he couldn't put a legit value on it, looked like me trying to put a value on it
it's Pawn Stars!!!.. THEY ARE LYING, CHEATING, SCAMMERS!... This show is rigged, and nothing but fake garbage!. This EXPERT says "EXACTLY" the same value, as seller was wanting happens ALL THE TIME!!!!
It’s called an estimate
It’s been sold at least once
Its a fake ...
Dude sounds like he mortgaged his house and took out a 450,000 dollar loan from the mob to 'invest' in this trophy
Forgot to add that he put up his wife and kids as collateral
Tony Soprano wants his money back.
I'm thinking that the mob would actually just take this as payment... as well as his dental work.
this guy said ‘he didn’t PONY up the money’
sensible chuckle
That owner of the trophy looks sketchy af hope he didn't steal it lol.
I thought that too
Nah a thief always sells valuable stuff for peanuts. This guy appears genuine. I may be wrong.
So a trophy is worth more than a legit poem from nikola tesla
Nicola is not famous for poetry to true fans would seek his scientific creations therefore decreasing the value.
when Corey offered $125,000, if me, I wouldn't had said anything, I would have just bagged it and left
And missed out on his 225000 dollar offer? And possibly a counter offer of 250k? Meaning you will lose 100k just by taking his first offer ? Jesus Christ
@@pavy415 wtf are you talking about, i said I wouldn't accept it
an offer like that is a "I don't want to buy this but will look like a fool if I don't offer something." Based on auction house fees adn needed about a 30 percent return on investment (considering that money will easily be tied up at least a year), $275,000 is really the best Corey could offer. The offer of $225,000 is to see if the guy is willing to down down to something more manageable. Just no money to be make at $500,000.
If that was Secretariat's , it would be priceless!
Whats that?
@@gazzgaspay4841 a great horse
Greatest horse that ever lived as far as racing
@@gazzgaspay4841 Go to TH-cam and watch some of his races. Then you'll say,,,,, WOW!
Gazz Gaspay Secretariat is arguably the greatest horse to ever win the Triple Crown.
Dude didn't intend to sell it here, he was using the tv show for free advertizing for it
Last time I checked he hasn't sold it yet
He for real acted like he needed to go and get his wife and kids back off some dodgy guys for 500k
Probably and he did mention that's how much he bought it for and selling it for less he would lose money
I’ve never held or even seen $225,000 dollars and this guy wouldn’t budge! 😯
JoshuaMatrixFarrell He probably paid the 500k himself for it, and doesn't want to lose money on his purchase.
“Little more rare than the Stanley cup”
When there is only one real Stanley cup
No there's 3 the real one and 2 copys
@@yakamarezlife One real Stanley Cup, 2 replicas, still more rare than one of 13 triple crowns
Dude looks he owns the mafia some money
Don Vito Corleone: I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse. ...
“I’m around 125” 😂😂😂yooooo
When Corey says more about the trophy than the expert.
He knows before hands what’s coming in and who’s bringing it... a quick google search and anyone can spew out some basic facts about it.... it’s all produced and setup exactly how they want it shown on tv...
and he had to feel SO GOOD when he was putting on those gloves as Corey was saying that. Knowing what he was ABOUT to reveal! Always love that feeling, lol.
125 was an insulting offer
It's gonna take him like a year if not years to sell it though.
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@@billiejeanthejellybean2536 it would sell in the first auction it was placed in. A well organized and advertised auction would easily realize such a price.
I wouldn’t pay him 125 dollars let alone 125k !
@@zacbow8439 nope. n February of 2018 the Triple Crown trophy re-surfaced at Heritage Auctions and was originally offered for $225,000.00. That was lowered to a reserve of $125,000.00 which was never met. Subsequently, the consigner “unknown owner” took the trophy back. It recently showed up on an episode of Pawn Stars.J
The customer clearly made a mistake buying it..
This happened 2 yrs ago and it is still up for sale.
Jane Raymond Corey was right!
If it was an investment like he said it was a poor one.
not surprised it's a tough sell at 500K
"It's like the Stanley Cup, only rarer"
Try again
He's right... more Stanley Cups have been won...
Nic Edmondson No he’s not. There are only three Stanley cups in existence. They don’t make a new one every year.
Nic Edmondson nah nobody keeps the Stanley Cup son
Raytheon Nublinski they don’t make a new triple crown every year either...it’s only happened 13 times in the last 50 years.
@@connorkilgour5883 13 is larger than 3...
Someone give this man 500k. Looks like he really needs it.
n February of 2018 the Triple Crown trophy re-surfaced at Heritage Auctions and was originally offered for $225,000.00. That was lowered to a reserve of $125,000.00 which was never met. Subsequently, the consigner “unknown owner” took the trophy back. It recently showed up on an episode of Pawn Stars.J
If he's confident in finding a buyer, why is he at a pawn shop
needs quick cash owes the mafia money he just lost at the casino
because he needs to get $500k for it
Excellent point.
To promote the trophy and sell it, kinda smart actually
He had no intention of selling it. He is pretty savvy is using it to get free advertising for a rare item.
I like how he references the Stanley Cup, never would have happened before the Vegas Knights.
Nice to see Corey and Chum. Been a while since last seen them, RIP to old man. My condolences to the family. Nice to grow up together , Chum and Corey
How’s he gonna ask the exact amount what it’s worth?? This is a PAWN SHOP lol. They rarely give you more than half the value.
At least Corey didn't say he'd have to frame it.
He forgot to say “best I can do is $10, I have to polish it and that will cost a lot of money. Then I have to take Chum out for his 9th meal of the day”
I like how he went from 125000 to 225000. Proof that rick tells them to lowball for the lowest price just to bargain the best they can.
Plot twist: the seller knows the appraiser.
Valued 500,000 but offered 125,000 😂😂 is that a joke 😂😂🤨
He has to frame it
Wow, Corey went up $100K in a heartbeat.
“1:40”
Corey: I’m just shocked someone was actually selling it
Guy: *Looks serious like he stole it*
Also guy: Yes
If after he said “it’s not supposed to be in public hands” he dropped it and ran out the door that would have been epic
He should have advertised it in Dubai. That's where the BIG racing money is.
Yeah you're spot on there, didn't think about that. They're mad about horse racing and they have obscene amounts of money!
Probably get double the half million in Dubai.
4:28 "Didn't "Pony up". Pardon the pun. Haha!
"I'm gonna call in and expert" expert: " I've never seen one of these!"
When he said 125000 I was like wtf😂
By the end of this did you guys see how red this guys face got.
Idk, if you had to do something like this at some level this is embarrassing.
Yeah his face red cause he really need the 500.
He looks the same red as when he came in what you talking about
Too bad the Old Man wasn't still around. He loved the horses. Don't know if he would've bought it but I know he would've been excited about this item.
Corey and Rick have the experts in pokemon balls " let me call a buddy.... I choose you "
"Unfortunately he didn't PONY up the money i was looking for"
I see what you did there 🐎
Who else secretly wanted the expert to drop it?
All I got to say is good luck gonna find a buyer that is going to pay 500k
n February of 2018 the Triple Crown trophy re-surfaced at Heritage Auctions and was originally offered for $225,000.00. That was lowered to a reserve of $125,000.00 which was never met. Subsequently, the consigner “unknown owner” took the trophy back. It recently showed up on an episode of Pawn Stars.J
Joseph Giunta It seems that the new owner paid close to 350k to 400k if he was stern on the 225k offer. I would venture to say that he over paid for this trophy. He’s got to have at least 250k on that trophy. What an idiot
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Some rich idiot will.
“Dude; why the long face? He didn’t pony up the $500k....”. Enters Rick; “I won’t take you for a ride. I’ll give ya $50 bucks for it, and I’m takin’ a big risk here.”
I love it when people don't take their offers and walk out.
man cant wait for someone to come in with the piston cup
minecraft slayer555556 you did what in your cup ??
@@BustedWalletGarage o baby you're the bomb!
That's definitely not an equivalent piston vs triple crown
I am honestly shocked that Cory offered $225,000
It DOES deserve to be in a museum.
Cory was doing his best Talledega Night! “idk what to do with my hands”
125k is a slap in the face I would be insulted by Cory
Is it just me or am I the only one that likes to focus on the extra actors shopping like this guy not even in the store.
Yep me too. And when Pops is helping someone else and cory asks for assistance Pops just drops whoever he was"helping"
That dude looks like he stole it and is like omg just hurry and get this checked out before I get cought
lol
Has the guy realised that he went into a pawn shop and he is talking to a reseller or nah?
But he also realized he is on the show that has several thousand people watching. It doesn't matter he didn't get the asking price. He wanted exposure and he got it.
His next option is taking it to the option and taking a 20 to 30% hit. Which is better than the pawnshop but it's not guaranteed to get to the price he wants it to.
@@greennbean even if he took a 30% hit, he would still take $350k home which is way more than what Corey was offering
@@greennbean But he could also end up getting significantly more... A valuation ($500k) isn't the maximum price, it's the average/ expected price.
August I’m pretty sure he did get around 1 million for this
I need to get 500k out of this, I blew my life savings at the casino and my wife is gonna kill me. hahaha
He said he wouldn’t be able to “pony up the money.” Was that intentional?
I hope so! Hahaha next level pun just snuck right in there!!
I was gonna ask the same thing but you beat me to it!
Of course it was intentional. This is all scripted!
@@christophermurphy7113 you're scripted
Patrick's look at the expert when he said "I've actually never seen one" was not a look of trust...
i appreciate his pony pun at the end
the fact that Corey makes the same faces as his dad....I can’t take this show seriously. They always look angry or confused.
Corey looks more methed out than usual in this one
M Ak u clearly have never seen a meth head
Chum is the meth head. Not Corey
j p u clearly haven’t seen a meth head either no meth head in the history of times is as fat as they are and have as many teeth as they do i think your both meaning to say coke head
@@bigyay3372 absolutely 💯
Crack and coke is what I heard chum and Corey were on
Thsts how they lost weight
good for him for standing his ground
He said pony up the money..🤣
Not equivalent to the Stanley cup. That's shocking to think that.
Right?! There is one Stanley Cup. There’s one replica and they don’t ever lie about which is high.
Which is which*
When he put on his gloves I thought it was kryptonite.
He better be glad Rick wasnt there. "You want 500k? I will give you 500 dollars and just so you know I'm taking all the risk".
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Rick would of said 50K and I’m taking a huge risk here
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It is kind of a risk though this item since it is so specific and the pool of buyers is probably very small...
True
And hes has to put it in a frame that would take up valuable real estate.
Kefka True
"I really NEED 500k for it."
Sounds like he's in debt of gambling or someone is after him if he doesn't pay..
Rare opportunity to buy that. Wow, just wow!
The makers of the Triple Crown Trophy values it at 1.5 Million dollars. So the so called expert has extremely under value it.
the makers don't dictate the resale value, the consumers do
lol. I made a watch once. I value it at 2mil. I wonder if I can at least get 50%? I suppose I could live with 50%
That guy made a BAD investment and now he's stuck with it... I'm sure he's tried to sell it else where. I would think that a pawn shop would be the last place you would take something like that if you want big bucks for it....
This item is an excellent investment...if he can recoup his original plus twenty percent. These are not exactly liquid assets, though.
The rarity and the one-of-a-kind appeal makes it that much more desirable. "Affirmed" was a fantastic horse. I would bet that someone connected to his bloodline would gladly pay handsomely.
Customer : I have the Crown Jewels for sale
Pawn shop: I’ll give ya 15 bucks
Brings in Jules Rimet trophy
Corey: Best I can do is 71$ and a schnitzel
Take it to a Top Auction house -or- Sell it to a museum. !!
Some rich Arab into horse racing would easily buy it for that price.
Those actors in the background doesn't get tired of looking at the stuffs over and over without buying
There is only 1 Stanley Cup so it is far more valuable and rare than a Triple Crown.
mans tried to make a quick 350 EEEE
This is an insult to the horse racing community
The expert comes in, "i have actually never seen one" ? lmao
I burst out laughing when he said 125,000 after someone just said it was 500,000.
Throw it on Craigslist.
The merchant, who is the boss's son, looks like one of the natives of Planet of the Apes. They did not have beards but he evokes their look. I always thought he and his lardass goofy friend, Chumley were jokes. They have polluted my hometown.
Hey, don't go sugarcoating you don't know.
If it was Secretariat trophy
Affirmed and alydar I think it was decided by 1 length in all 3 races combined.
Great trophy.
I love how these guys are suppose to "know about" these kinda things but whenever you see their show everything is "idk much/ enough about it. Mind if i call my guy in?" 😂😂
guy sounds like his family is hostage and he needs a 500,000 ransom
No one would pay 500k for this. Don’t need an expert to tell me that
n February of 2018 the Triple Crown trophy re-surfaced at Heritage Auctions and was originally offered for $225,000.00. That was lowered to a reserve of $125,000.00 which was never met. Subsequently, the consigner “unknown owner” took the trophy back. It recently showed up on an episode of Pawn Stars.J
Wow!! I do follow horse racing and I can't believe someone actually sold this!!! Affirmed was definitely famous but had this been Secretariat's triple crown trophy, it would have been no question that it would have been worth $500k.