Pawn Stars: OWNER GETS HOSTILE AFTER LOW APPRAISAL (Season 13) | History
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- The owner of a signed Led Zeppelin album gets angry with Rick's buddy after he gives a low ball appraisal in this clip from Season 13, "Wound Up Rick". #PawnStars #RickHarrison
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"One of the rarest items I am ever gonna see" 1 minute later: "I've seen plenty of these pieces"
Apparently he’s a fraud
He has been around for over 20 years so it could be rare but he can still have seen it throughout the years
i think he meant plenty of pieces in reference to not the exact signed album cover, but other collectibles similar
Are you people who 'like' this comment really too dumb to know what the expert means? Or do you just like to criticize and be negative?
Jason Michael Hey cut it out. Do some research about the "expert".
"This is the holy grail for Led Zeppelin fans".....as he's holding it bare handed and bending the cover.
I also noticed the lack of any sort of protective bag or sleeve.
he probably tore it apart when he left the store that day
My exact thought
Yea atleast put a clear vinyl sleeve over it, he probably threw it in a trash can
Because it's wait for ... drumroll...🎼 FAKE! . Reality TV is FAKE can't beLIEve people still fall for this
I love how he is an expert, knows what he's talking about but takes it to a pawn shop! 🤣
He probably used the show to raise awareness about his item, quite a lot of people did it
I believe joe Biden would take him in a IQ Quiz. 😳😁
@@boz7737 yep. That's pretty smart tho
You have to remember that it's staged
He auditioned for the show. He can now sell it for even more. There's a video on here where one guy who was on the show talks about this (the kid who tried to sell or thermometer). He sold it later on eBay mentioning pawn stars item and got more.
Cant believe that the owner did not have this in a case and was handling it like a daily newspaper
2022. WUTS A NEWSPAPER???
SORRY... IS THAT A 1900s TERM??
Acid-free mylar sleeve like comic books 😘
Just bending the sleeve like that alone decreases the value by fifty dollars....
@@yournostroleeoleeolees. In the UK Newspapers are still very popular. Especially free ones you get at bus and train stations.
@@yournostroleeoleeolees. Americans are painfully dull
Owner claims it's valued at $22k... can't afford a $1 plastic sleeve page protector.
:D Best comment yet, lol
And he touches it with his greasy hands
Seriously. I sell vintage trading cards and this grinds my gears to no end.
Well... doughnuts are expensive...
Look how he handled the sleeve, he bend the spine all the time, no real collector would act that way.
If you want the most money out of what you're trying to sell, you don't take it to a pawn shop anyway.
And don't tell them how much you wan't before they call their friendly appraiser.
Good point
@@MrKenh63 yea because I feel like the appraisers down play the worth of items ignoring the popularity of them alot not just on this show but other shows as well
Completely negates the point of why he was upset
It’s all fake
He walks out of the shop with it flopping around in his hands like it's a PEOPLE magazine he just lifted from a dentist's office and says it's worth tens of thousands of dollars. Buy a cheap brief case to at least carry it in.
Fake, I guarantee it.
@@thiscorrosion900 the expert said its real tho....
That was disheartening but Steve showing up was just as much.
For what it's worth, here's a bit of an update:
The episode appears to have been filmed in 2016, it was eventually authenticated and put up for auction in 2019 (unknown if by the same owner here). It did sell for just shy of $23,000. The same year, another album with just 3 signatures on the back and 2 on the front (but with some extra character thanks to Robert Plant's comments) sold for over $32,000. So his pricing wasn't really out of the real of reality and it might be fair to say the appraiser may have undervalued it here. The fact still remains that it seems the majority of these fully signed albums don't have all the signatures on the same side.... and the ones that do seem to have probably found long term places in various collections. So while not perfect, it's what was available... and that drives up the price.
Some speculation: Even if the appraiser had valued it at $20K, Rick likely would have only offered $10K noting that it was a particular item that needed to be authenticated, graded, mounted, and prepared for auction. He probably wouldn't have gone over $13K and I don't see this guy accepting that offer... ultimately walking away.
This show is fake. You get paid a few bucks to show your item and do a bit.
@@carbidegrd1 It's really a blend of both. It's a bit set up, but for the most part the people brining in the items are real and they own them. At least this is what's said by numberous people involved.
Also the appraiser in this clip was a phony. He no longer appears on the show for that reason.
Why would there be 5 signatures?
Only 4 guys in zeppelin.
@@andyvee896 This was season 13. He was in season 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, and the most recent, 19. And he's still listed as an expert on the pawn shop's official website.
“I’ll have no problem selling it.” You went to a pawn shop😂😂
Probably did it for publicity. Literally the best thing he could've done even if he didn't sell it. And now it has more value it having been in the show.
He could sell it easily. Its the lowball offer thats the problem.
@@israelite2204 he just embarassed himself
Yeah, but not really. The show finds people with interesting items and asks them to come on. They get people from Craigslist, ebay, etc.
Just keep it, dude
“It’s worth $22,000.” Walks out carrying it with sweaty, bare hands.
Adam E. My exact thought!
He kept putting pressure on it when holding it & talking.
Right! Sad to see such a rare item being neglected like that
the led zepplin autograph community is outraged
Also with a terrible accent...
He probably took it home and spilled red wine on it.
“Ower gets hostile” clearly we have a different definition of hostile.
Exactly. I saw no hostility whatsoever.
"unfriendly; antagonistic"
I mean, he said the guy "doesn't know what he's talking about" and "is an a**hole". That's pretty unfriendly and antagonistic.
@@SeraphsWitness
Apparently some people have high levels of tolerance, lol... I saw this study that Malcolm Gladwell wrote about, where they discovered the most violent and hostile reaction comes from one word:
Ahole...
Not to mention "this is history"! It's a signed album cover, treasure to some, but far from "history".
Maybe you didn’t finish the video. He got pretty upset at the end.
Jimmy knew what he was doing by signing it on a different side from the others.
He alway's signed Zepplin 1 like that...Steve grad is a fraud! They should do an episode about that!!!
He wants $22K and he's holding it with his greasy fingers.
😂😂😂
That just adds to the authenticity...
America
Bending it while holding it too
My thoughts exactly. I treat my jazz records better than this. Folding the cover with his greasy hands.
*OWNER GETS HOSTILE*
has an attitude and argues a little bit
By the title thought he was gonna pull out his glock or something
in the end he gets pretty hostile
He did get hostile.
@@denzeldumfries7359 and he had every right to. They call in these experts who's sole job is the help them lowball customers. Rick in all likelihood with probably want to resell that at 22 grand
Owner dies!
Auditions for a logan paul video
This seller doesn't know how the pawn business works. For him to get mad, only means he's never been to a pawn shop.
I love the face Rick makes when people say how much they want for an item.
Ricks an actor or a better word a " shyster " . I have a buddy that's a used car dealer that can sell anybody anything , he's fun to watch lol. He does the same thing and feels no shame when it comes to lowballing or selling high lol .
It's literally an insult to Led Zeppelin that the guy has that piece of legendary memorabilia *WITHOUT* any sort of sleeve or cover on it 😑
All three of these people are jerks, why wasn’t that record protected ?
Acid free sleeves
and the led zeppelin community!
cant fix stupid.
@@Gizziiusa facts 💯
And an insult oddly enough to the PEZ community.
Terrorists are hostile. This man was just little annoyed.
Hostile he was not. He just had a different opinion and kept his cool.
Clickbait my friend
He's a moron.
Mike Laing yoda is that you?
Click baity
Bending it back and forth will definetly increase the value with time. I would advice to carry it around in rain and snow, to add more history to it.
Good scene but the title is clickbait. The owner does NOT get hostile at all. He keeps his cool and is very reasonable.
“You’re a signature person... you’re not really an appraiser.”
Hold up-
the expert is good but i am better so there kinda thing
Chris Hill the “expert” had no
Idea what he was even talking about.
He appraises for PSA/DNA. They screw up all the time.
The "expert" was exposed a while back. He verified false signatures for his friends and was caught.
This guy had an inflated arbitrary value he himself placed upon the album. He wasn't about to listen to someone else bust that balloon despite the probability of him being told that from others, just by how he carried himself. I would've tried to get it at $10,000 myself. Chum would've done that and got it.
That dude was weird. At least put your 22k vinyl in a case before you start acting all high and mighty. Just put it on eBay and find the real price.
look! who is here....
Ya lol a celeb!!!
Nobody asked for your opinion, go play Xbox.
When asked if he wants a plastic cover he said, "Nai chahiye jee"
Namaste dosto
Brings in holy grail " this is basically the holy grail"
He didn't get hostile, he just disagreed with the appraisal and had ever right to.
Looking for your asking price from a pawn shop is like looking for a relationship at a strip club
-it's possible, but not likely.
Exactly,pawn shops buy from desperate sellers for pennies on the dollar,the absolute worst place to sell anything.
I met my wife in a strip club.
Looking for an honest price at a pawnshop is looking for a relationship at a strip club.
Perfect analogy!!
This is like having a really rare Pokémon card then putting it into a Kentucky fried chicken bucket.
Jerry The Mouse true things like this either frame it boast about it or take the cash.
me: 1999 8 years old putting my greasy dirty hands on holographic charizard that i got from someone i traded a holographic kangaskhan and articuno with... now its worth nothing
Eduardo A if it gets a psa 1 it’s worth just a lot, people collect psa 1’s and they are hard to get for whatever reason.
Or like having a really rare Pokemon card, framing it, then putting it on the wall with the back showing lol
Eduardo A you was stupid as a kid then
Best pawn starts video I've seen - I love that he wouldn't bend or get stolen from. Love it.
The episode appears to have been filmed in 2016, it was eventually authenticated and put up for auction in 2019 (unknown if by the same owner here). It did sell for just shy of $23,000.
He should of known better than to bring the Holy Grail into a pawn shop
"It's rare as hen's teeth...these things just really don't exist" - 15 seconds later - "I've seen plenty of these pieces"
He obviously meant that hes seen alot of these pieces that are in that type of category. Did not mean it Literally
i know right 😅
@@AeroSlaya He definitely did not mean he's seen that piece specifically many times.
pjg19751 great ob
Just shows how much he gets around....or his Dad GM's hen's teeth.
Apparently I've been misusing the word "hostile" all these years.
"ILL SHOW YOU HOSTILE!"
i was scrolling through looking for this specific comment before i posted something similar i thought finally a customer was gonna start throwing fist or screaming threats and its just some old dude that looked pist off cause he thought he was gonna make way more like most the other customers or actors
Click bait, just like Pawn Stars was fake.
wasted 5min waiting for the hostility
John Norton I think it’s referring to the end of the video
I looked online, he ended up selling it for almost 23k - he knew what he was doing no doubt.
If Mr. Album owner is so confident why doesn't he take it to a pop memorabilia auction?
"If this is legit, It'll be the rarest piece i've seen."
*Legit 2 mins later.*
"I've seen plenty of these pieces."
WORST CHANNEL EVER - Not exactly. They reenact actual sales.
The law prevents recording live pawns for privacy reasons. So people sort of apply to be on the show or they see something come in that they want to feature they’ll ask the seller. They make a deal and then recreate it with the store closed to the general public while filming.
That’s also why the guys rarely work the store anymore. To many people want to pictograph them which would violate the privacy laws.
That's because Steve Grad is a known fraud and all of his so called "credentials" were proven to be fraudulent.
Lol, u caught that too. Nothing like a partner in crime
Guy, you're talking about two different things. He's seen plenty of signed items (signatures, record covers, etc), not that specific piece. However, based on that overall market, it's not hard to say what people are paying, thus what people might pay.
Nice repost
Dude can’t even bother to put a ten cent jacket sleeve on his “priceless” artifact
Who'd give him 22k for a piece of flabby cardboard? And the signatures need to ALL be on one side!
I would have had that sitting in a sealed plastic case. There are many rich Zep fans who would pay 20 grand for that piece.
@@valuecalc oh trust me people would
@@Mitchell2311, then I need to sign up, too.
Because it's not real
I don’t get how people use signatures to tell if something is real because I can tell you for a fact that my signature is different every time 😂😂😂😂
Whenever I have to sign a receipt I draw a rocket ship
Also it's possible to forge those, plenty of good handwrite copycats. In the early days of the show they used to do way more thorough verification of autographs than this.
@@kishascape eww don’t like ur own comment
@@kishascape don't listen to him
@@kishascape the scenes they film are all fake. The authentication and deals are made beforehand. For liability reasons they have to film at a fake pawn shop. So the people you see in the background are all actors. The items and sellers are real but the filmed interaction is fake.
🤣😂🤣 Its "The Water Boy"all grown up and after speech therapy LMAO
Let me call my friend Steve who better give you a lowball appraisal if he still wants to be on the show.
That is what that guy always does. He is a schmuck.
@@bluecollarmusic Baldy got his feelings hurt when the customer called him out with that lowball appraisal.
Excellent comment!
Jesus Oleta it was exactly what I was about to say 👍
Yes but I agree on the point of buying it with all the signatures together if I were to spend 20K that's what I would want
Why isnt that in a sleeve or glass covering
bjorn joseph the way he just let it bend when he had it on the desk hurt me a lot
Facts
I know right? It’s hard to find pieces signed by Bonzo let alone the rest of the guys
lolll seriously can we get a towel or something?
Tim R is Bonzo John Bonham’s nickname?
Appraiser - 'Rare as hens teeth'
Also Appraiser - 'I've seen plenty of these'
HOSTILE - is that click bait?
Hostile? Disagreeing is not hostile.
Let's go Brandon!
you could have changed to led zeppelin community
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Don’t be a chooch 😂
It sounds like you and Mr. Brown would have gotten along famously.
You got stuck on the other video lol
Lol
Rick’s wife: “Give me the whole 5 inches”.
Rick: “Best I could do is 3 and I’m taking a *huge* risk here”.
haHAAA an original comment i see.
@@d0geCS it's not original
Colin Mcguire R/WhOoSh
@FAGGOTWARE STUDIOS save
@@d0geCS Not original, at all...
Next thing you know the guy is folding the cover and shoving it in his dirty pocket without any protection hahahaha
UPDATE: Sold for 23k at auction !
Hostile? On the East Coast, like Boston, this would be downright friendly.
Im from and live in Boston.... this isnt even close to hostile lol
Lol 😆
That’s sad...
"The beast of Boston, rahhh!"-John F. Kennedy, Call of Duty Black Ops.
While I respect ur opinion and we all have opinions, down here in the south, his tone was downright rude and hostile.
There's the look of a guy who spent $15000 on a signed LP and didn't tell his wife 😂
Billy Big Bollocks: After auction fees, and paypal, it is worth at least his lowest offer...$17.5 is a fair deal for the album...One sold for 35k at auction, and they typically sell for 25k on ebay, but they rarely show up. That "Steve" guy, is a hack, and a FRAUD! I could tell it was worth 17.5 without even looking up the selling prices. Whenever Rick "sighs", he knows he should have payed the asking price...Most things on the show, I won't even comment about, because most don't have a clue; This is definitely not one of those things!
Burt Burt the tough part is page on the front of the album hurts it.
Doors067: Nah, Page signed most( if not all) albums on the front. It was his "thing", and REAL appraisers are instantly skeptical of a Page signature not on the front.
Matt J Cole -So, you’re married too?!
Burt Burt then why doesn’t the guy just sell it on ebay? 🤔Thinking it’s because only a complete fool would pay over $100 for this crap.
I love when these average Joe's come in and ask for an unreasonable amount of money, and when the guys call in an expert, again, an EXPERT, and tell them that their item(s) are still worth a boat load of money, but not as much as they were hoping for, they get all angry and claim that the EXPERT doesn't know what they're talking about! Kills me every time!
The "Expert" was outed as a scam artist a while back. The seller sold the album for $23,000 at an auction.
Don't be so naive. These experts are in on the game too ie trying to undervalue stuff like he did - this sold for over $30k at auction. These experts get paid you know. Just goes to show anyone will believe what they see on the television.
@@TheMightofDab and the dude probably paid 20% or more in auction fees AND would have had to pay taxes on the sale as well. $23,000 - money inflation - years waiting - auction fee's - taxes......he probably didn't make any more than the shows appraisal and took way effort.
I purchased this album in the mid 70s, played it a couple of times, once to record it to cassette and it hasn’t seen a turntable since and yes it has a plastic sleeve on it. Unfortunately it’s not signed, but that’s okay, it’s still a nice piece of rock and roll history.
A lot of ppl have that record. Just look on eBay.
@@trawlins396 Thanks, I would never have known that.
@@dirkprobert 😘
This guy is handling this piece like a newspaper.
Even magazines get a clear plastic pouch.
@@denimlether5812 you mean comics?
Right? Which is also why i think Rick truly didn't want to budge on the price.
@@gordonschnick12
No we mean a newspaper, meaning it had no protective case whatsoever, and because of that alone the value is decreasing rapidly, like a sinking boat or a balloon with a hole in it and air is leaking.
Expert -"it's rare, these things don't exist"
Seller - ...you’re not really an appraiser."
Expert- I've seen plenty of this stuff.
When the seller said, "With all due respect," then respect went out the window.
I just looked it up and one just like it went for 30,000. This guy has to be one of the biggest hacks on Pawn Stars.
he meant similar stuff, not the exact item
@@lukebryde594 i looked it up to the price goes down if the signatures are not on the same side i seen one that went for 49,000$ but that price significantly drops once u cant see them all at once
@@muumaster the one I saw had one on the back like this one
The internet is full of people like this guy. They know better than the experts.
He said he has no problem on selling it for his asking price yet he's at a pawn shop lol
Customer: "I have a crisp hundred dollar bill"....Rick: "Unfortunately I've seen a lot of these, I'll give you twenty bucks".
LOL
You do know that if you're selling something, your not coming in as a customer but as an entrepreneur? Rick would be the one buying, he'd be the customer.
Rick: "Have you ever had this checked out?"
The Guy: "Ugh, yes, independently yes" - head goes down and eyes look away
💀💀💀💀
He meant he checked it himself and vouched for its authenticity.
He means his parents. He took it to them upstairs right before he left
Obviously he did since it turned out to be real....
show is fake...get a life
Rick needs to stop laughing at his own jokes.
"I don't buy things I have questions about." Neither does Rick.
Its the age old mistake of assuming everyone is as passionate as themselves about items of historical value.
apparently, this "appraiser" was caught scamming people in the past. I don't necessarily know if it's true or not, I read it from another comment in a past video!!
True, and when dealing with historical items of value a pawn shop is not necessarily
where one will find the highest price.
@@cristofertherealtor People keep spreading this misinformation the appraiser's name is Steve grad, and the issue people have is that not him but a man called Bill Maestro is a fraud. Steve was trained like many by Bill and had associated with him over the years like most people who worked in the industry who become appraisers and when Bill was charged with fraud people went after Steve because he gain framed from appearing on the show and was an easy target but thing is Bill fraudulent behaviour comes from him altering an expensive baseball card not for his skills as an authenticator also got into trouble for shill bidding. At the end of the day people simply wanna hate the guy who has never been charged or investigated for scamming or misleading people, he still is a respected authenticator to this day working with Beckett Authentication Services.
Not just historical items. People tend to overvalue items they've had for a long time because they're emotionally attached. Potential buyers aren't.
"Ill have no problem selling it"
- goes to a pawnshop 🤣🤣🤣
that album sold for over 32000 in 2019 auction after this show.
@@macmac9443 doesn't surprise me, it was seen on TH-cam 3.3million times then it was on TV with X amount of viewers, and on top of all that it is still a Led zeppelin. The point im making is if you are so confident in selling it for a ton of money the first place you go isn't a pawnshop.
Your wasting their time because you know their gonna low ball you, and won't come close to the retail price.
The main problem is 95% of the sellers have no idea what a "Pawn Shop" is and how it works.
you can't ask a reseller for a retail offer and expect to get it.
Dude wouldn’t be going to a pawn shop if he “didn’t have a problem selling it”
Word!
I always wonder why people bring this stuff to a pawnshop...where you KNOW they are going to give you pennies on the dollar.
This whole show is staged. That's not even the real pawn shop,they built a set that looked like it. Look it up it's depressing
Evan Block maybe he wanted quick money... Some people don’t want to wait for a buyer, especially if they need the money
Evan Block also he might’ve tested it to see if he could get the price he wanted on the spot
“I appreciate the offer” isn’t exactly hostile
I don't know what you're watching but that's clearly not the hostile part
that’s line me calling you number one because of the “one” in Jones. Lol
The last 5 words of the video ... that’s the hostile bit
The hostile part is him against the appraiser really just completely disregarding him
@@christianjforbes he was respectful to a degree while talking to him, then threw the insults when away from them, not hostile and seems like a reasonable reaction to something that was already proven to be legit only to be given a garbage offer.
“It’s rare as hens teeth”
“I’ve seen plenty of these pieces”
Honestly the experts should be giving a objective opinion not a subjective opinion
rick: let me bring in scammer steve he knows his stuff
scammer steve: let me pull up signatures on google to compare lmao
vic8610 bruh, I swear. All he does is check it out on an iPad and compare it
I just cannot stand Scammer Steve for his absurdly low appraisal. Same goes for that Toy Shack bald guy
“Magnification”
Lmfaoo yes
It's funny how you call him scammer steve lol xd!
"These really don't exist" two seconds later "I've seen plenty of these pieces"
"I respect your opinion", it's you I don't respect. LOL!
That's hardly hostile. It's more of a "I strongly disagree with you".
The only person who is hostile is me after this misleading title!
No kidding. Do they even know what the word hostile means?
@@jedisok13 it means unfriendly :)
Smh
You must be hostile all the time you're on TH-cam then. Clickbait titles are everywhere.
@@CB-xr1eg it just makes mE SO MAAAD! AAAAAGH
Owner: people have different opinions, that's ok
Show: *owner getting aggressive*
@David the expert was getting aggressive first!
Perhaps he should try “Christie’s” private Auctions?
it's value is based on demand. the demand demands that all signatures be on the same side for display purposes. that's quite easy to understand.
This guy is definitely still living at home with his parents, but they're going to be so upset when they find out hes trying to sell their stuff.
😂
Does not your comment require some pertinent clarification? Would "mother's basement" be more realistic?
Luke, that cracked me up!
🤣
@@thyslop1737 I bet you're fun at parties! 🤣
Pawn Stars: Seller gets hostile and starts stabbing people with a knife
Reality: Seller get a little annoyed over experts opinion
lol
And rightfully annoyed given that they offered a measley $8k for something that’s just sold for $33k
Not many people are stupid enough to buy something for that much. Must have been an American that bought it.
@@titanhades4331 America is the best country on Earth
@@titanhades4331 Yeah people buying stuff for $33k are stupid... what??
Can't blame the guy, these guys RIP people off TOO HORRIBLY
HOSTILE!?? Somebody doesn't know what Hostile is, or they're a liar. This guy can't even be called angry, he's Irritated at best.
Why would you take it to a pawn shop? You're gonna get lowballed. "Holy grail for led zeppelin collectors" yet doesnt try to sell it elsewhere?
A little like Rick always drooling on items first for the camera but then pushing the lowball on the person..... because it''ll be a hard sell and its going to be in the store for a year.
seller must sell it on ebay. Or in an auction
Because if its worth 25k then its not unreasonable to expect getting 17.5 or closer to 13k at the very least. Guy probably would be closer to 15k remember its a pawn shop yakno quick cash. Guaranteed the guy thinks its worth 25k or more
@@JasonVoorhees10100 that's why Rick is so good at his business
Its a show dumbass..
I sold a piece of Noah’s Ark at this pawn shop for $50 bucks.
I had something similar happen to me at GameStop
I am Noah, they bought me for 4 bucks
@@Simon-lg8hd Hmm, imma give ya a nickle
you probably didnt have the right provenance to go along with it... XD
@@corybaskin291 Noah's Ark (part of the Bible Games) on NES? :)
He should have that in a clear cover. The autographs can get rubbed off. Careless.
I think the customer is right. The fact that he refused to sign with the others makes it even better. Fans do care
If that’s actually true, it makes Jimmy Page look like a real stuck up *ss
Yeah I think the guy actually had a good argument about how and why Jimmy might have signed the front, Even if made up it's a good point about the history of their music... A worthy selling point whether intentional or not by Jimmy as you can be sure people like that that are that famous will reflexively and quickly sign stuff without much thought or reflection and barely look at who is holding the album... I think famous people just get tired of signing crap
"This will sell, I'll have no problem selling." That's why you
e in a pawnshop..
For this particular item, the guy is %100 right...I would probably be shaking is the so called "expert", valuated a Bonham signature that low! The album is worth minimum 20 thousand, and he will most likely get 24 thousand.
@@burtburt2263 not when collectors want all signatures together
k n17 people go to this particular pawn shop to get on TV.
@@coryvallad7578 no any real collector would know he always liked to sign the front and getting one with it on the back would most likely be fake. If they were an actual collector that wanted the real deal then that's an incredibly rare piece.
2:06 "this is gonna end up being one of the rarest items I'm ever gonna see"
3:47 "I've seen plenty of these pieces"
😄😄that is business
His ego was attacked by old dude in the glasses 😂
I think he means signed albums in general
nicely done
"if everything checked out" but is missing a signature
You should go on line and sell it . You want top dollar from a pawn shop ? Daaaaaaaaa
Have you got the signatures checked?
Owner: "Yes I did get it checked , by me"
😂😂😂😂😂
Wouldnt really call that "hostile" either I've seen worse in line at a fast food place
Reee reee reee
Well he did call them A-holes at the end there
If I’m paying $22k, I definitely want to display it and see all the signatures. The way it is, I’d need to glass mount it and make it able to rotate automatically so it’s constantly showing both sides.
There ya go! Better than how this old man handled it!
Exactly, thats what Id have done.
And while I'd be hesitant to "destroy" the piece, if it significantly increases its value to be able to display both sides, it could be cut.
Yeah that jagoff doesn't get it. What good is seeing three signatures on one side!
That's what im saying...
I used to watch this show from time to time and often found it difficult to take a side. It is strange,I think,to have an album signed in that way. However,bands often fight amongst themselves. Maybe the seller was right. Then again,he has no way of proving this.
When you try to convince people your fake is real And they bust you in a lie
"I'll probably never see this again" " real deal, very rare" "I do and see this all the time"
I think he was saying it is very rare that one sees a Led Zeppelin autographed album, but he sees autographed albums by other bands all the time.
stevepa999 finally, someone who actually understands.
He probably even saw another one where he did sign the back, which is what he was probably also saying. But the owner of the record didn't want to listen to reason anyway.
Owns Timeless piece of rare memorabilia, takes it to pawn shop 😂😄
Owner is told to act hostile by the shows writers.......there
I don't buy things I have doubts about...but gets mad when some one else has doubts about what they're buying lol
4:00 he’s throwing his 22k around pretty flippantly lol
WHERE IS THE ALBUM???
THE RECORD @ ??? HELLO
Why would owner take this gem to a pawn shop? Call Christie's Auction.
Because this isn't real, it's a reality show
If he took it to a pawn shop that wasn't turned into a reality TV show he would be lucky if he got 500 for it. Real Pawn shops are mostly for people looking to get money for whatever addiction they have
@Archiver what does clout mean?
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Robert is a total smart arse know it All.... I loved how the appraiser put him in his place!
could you please delete the "spider" from your user-name for me? some of us are really scared of spiders and you ruined my night. i know you didn't mean 2. i wont be able to sleep tonight, i just beg for you not to do this to us. im not a small case, there's a lot of us. could i suggest like a rabbit or something, instead? if you are
really into those things, the word "spider" bothers me, a lot, too, but it's not as bad as actually looking at a picture of it. do you know that every single spider bites? i'm sure they have their place in the world, but it doesn't have to be here, you upset a lot of people when you do that.
@@vision821k4 You can actually be cured of phobias instead of asking the rest of the world to tiptoe around the thousands of phobias out there. For every object in the universe there is a person with a phobia of it. The world does not have to delete spiders, or clowns, or paperclips or kittens or whatever you are irrationally afraid of.
And then the sale at auction at $23,000 put the appraiser in his.
"Hey Terry, I did my first desk pop. Its a real thing right?"
They should honestly make a show based on just the people who didn’t take the deal & see what they decided to do after
Real Title: Owner doesn't want to get lowballed by Pawn shop guy.
The guy placed his own inflated arbitrary value to the object, it didn't matter to him what the true value was.
Keep in mind that everyone shown has already been vetted and everything you see is staged. This guy didn't just walk in with that album.
I find it really amazing that people expect a full price (either actual appraisal, or imagined) from a PAWN SHOP. A pawn shop can't afford to pay full retail price, add in the cost of storage, displaying/matting, auction (with associated fees), the owner would be lucky to get it at half appraised cost, but most likely to get it at a quarter. That's just the reality of it.
@William Rust if one was looking to actually sell the item outright to the pawn shop, then the shop will pay out literally pennies on the dollar, not necessarily the item's actual value. And given that this particular pawn shop is in Vegas, they get plenty of folks coming in looking to sell their stuff just to get cash to gamble with.
@@clarastallworth845 Yeah... then why would they expect full retail price when they know the pawn shop will offer to pay only pennies n the dollar? Pawn shops are places where people usually put up an item for collateral to get some ready cash then pay to get the item out of hock later. If the person reneges on paying the pawn shop what they gave him in "loan", they can then sell the item which was set as collateral