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My family prizes a lot of stuff that will go straight into a dumpster when the time comes. Longaberger baskets and P. Buckley Moss prints. Even pawn shops wont touch that stuff anymore...
@@evanrandolph5928 there’s a big difference between “a lot of stuff” and a family heirloom. She gave him one thing and he sold it at a lower price than its actual worth so he can spent it all on hookers and blow at Vegas. This guy is why I’ll never leave any of my things to the next generation. If they are going to liquidate all my assets I’d rather do it myself and give it to charity.
If he took it to a auction and got 70 for it, they would still take 30% plus he has to wait. Getting 40k cash upfront for it is actually super worth it.
Well how it works is that the producers of the show go around looking for people selling cool stuff all across America. Then they invite them to see if they can get a deal with Rick.
@@marcospark2803 Rich people don't walk out of stores with things like that, especially if they're travelling. You insure something like this and have it shipped by a private company.
@@marcospark2803 if you can buy this thing for 75k, you can also afford a few hundred extra to have it shipped home. I'm sure the pawn shop can handle shipping for the stuff they sell.
@@travisinthetrunk Yes, but they would NEVER buy it from some guy walking in off the street! You notice this from time to time especially when Rick buys rare coins and says he has a buyer for the coin. Why do collectors pay extra to go through Rick? Answer, to protect themselves, Rick ensures the item is real and not stolen. That is a HUGE value!
The expert did NOT say how much it was worth, he said he wouldn't pay more than $50,000 and then Corey made believe that it was worth $50,000 and knocked it down even further. Complete scam.
@@lakojake4215 I am saying that people who go to a pawn shop expecting maximum value for ANYTHING, are like people who go to McDonalds expecting a gourmet meal.
I absolutely hate people who practically give away family heirlooms & meaningful items like this. If I had something like that, I'd show that thing off 24/7, wouldn't even consider selling it
40 grand is a lot of money…. I can’t speak to your age but surely if you pay bills you can better appreciate such a crazy amount. Can pay your rent for YEARS
I'd sell it. It's cool I guess but I think is ugly. If it was something my aunt loved and left me I'd appreciate that, but it wouldn't make me like the bust.
Maybe an insult but they not in the business of people's feelings. It basic business sense everything Corey said. He lucky to get the 40. Business don't stock their shelves to sell what they paid for the item buddy, they need make money to.
@@briangordon782 bruh you took my comment too seriously, it’s a running joke from a very old episode where the seller who got upset from the low offer and said it’s an insult to the pez (candy) community
@@chiragpatel6771 'Worth well over 100k' No, it isn't, pay attention. Still available for new sale at $75K, and only $12K or so of silver value. By definition it is worth less than $75K, not more. Once they're sold out then add 5 years or so and you'll probably hit that mark, but that could be a long way off..
@@ademzartv4536 'It could be sold in auction for 150k..' HOW DENSE ARE YOU PEOPLE? You can still buy the new ones for $75K, NO, you won't get $150K for it at auction. Not rocket science, you're just dumb..
@Future President 'A new one aint the same as what was presented here. What're you smoking? Clearly stated by the expert in the video they made 150 of these. STILL AVAILABLE, they haven't sold all 150 yet. You can get a same first run just like that one with only a higher number. That lower number will not be worth much if any more than the still available ones, and probably less from handling/second ownership.. An 1870 slightly handled gold double eagle isn't worth more than an 1870 new gold double eagle that hasn't been handled yet.. 'A new one aint the same ' Yes, it literally is, not sure what your'e thinking is different other than the number in the series.
@@simonhollad5511 Yeah that's true, but he's right about them giving scripted backstories and pretending they know everything. If someone brought in like a physics book signed by Einstein we would hear Corey give some scripted explanation of the theory of relativity or something lmao.
That thing is absolutely beautiful. Rare to see something on this show so stunning, silver was the perfect metal to make it out of. And after a bit of Googling I’m totally unsurprised to learn the seller screwed themselves big time
Especially after the expert said you could get more selling it to a museum and that there were only 99 of these in existence, I would have run out of there straight away and gone down to the Clark County Museum and try to sell it to Mark Hall-Patton! :D
Yep, I can't really see anybody else buying it for that price. The problem being they probably wouldn't buy such an item except though a respected dealer so he wouldn't make any more than what the Pawn Stars offered him.
@@villipend he wouldnt need a “respected” seller to get rid it, its confirmed real so sure it might take a bit longer to sell it but he defo woulda walked away with closer to 75k
Exactly what I was thinking. Buys it. Holds the item until it clears legally (they have to hold items for 2- 4 weeks so make sure it isn't stolen). Calls his buddy at the Ceasers Palace. Doubles his money.
Corey is always the one robbing people, I deal like Rick is way more fair. Should of held strong at 60. Guy said 75k is what they sell for, shop would of still made 15k. Even if it takes 3months, that’s a solid ROI
Dude is just standing there listening to him tell the entire history about Julius Caesar that he might already know going like "nice, how much money can you give me"
@@bioodfox7805 504 ounces of silver at the current spot price comes out to $12,600.00. How do you figure he could have gotten 70K for it? When you factor in the premium, I could go on Apmex right now and get a 100 ounce Engelhard silver bar for $4,000.00 (which means I could get 5 of them for $20,000.00). Melting it down and pouring into his own bars would not have gotten him nearly what he was asking for.
Your comment would have been funny if it's true. Dude, in some episodes the "consultant friend" is busy or not available thats why they sometimes pass on the item or settle it themselves.
@@kalgstol That's one of the things that grates on me the most. Even more than the poor scripting and acting. You're touching paper, put your white gloves on, FFS.
@@irvingr7538 I bet you can call someone from Harris Casino corporation (the People who the license name to Caesars Palace) and tell them if the company was interested in owning the piece
Tesla or a modern silver bust. Silver is bought to appreciate after all. $40k is $40k tbf and it’s not like a dad to son to son watch or anything, just a head mold passed down
“Yeah, we can do $40k. Let’s do the paperwork”. Walks away. Three minutes later, Chumlee: “Geez Corey, you sure sold the stainless steel Caesar head quickly. I just saw the buyer toss it into his car.” 😂
I want to live in a world where a person accepts to sell something 35,000 dollars below the real value and that someone still leaves happy and satisfied
That “expert” said it worth 75K, but for a pawn shop they should pay 50K. Isn’t an expert just supposed to state the Perth of the item and not give a pawn shop price?
I actually thought this is a cool deal. The bust itself looks magnificent, you can almost hear the echoing of "veni, vidi, vici" in the air just by looking at it.
Caesar Augustus was originally named Octavian. He was one of the Second Triumvirate that ruled Rome. His partners were Marcus Antonius (Mark Antony) and Marcus Lepidus. It was after the deaths of Antony and Cleopatra and the resignation of Lepidus that Octavian took the name Augustus and became the first Emperor of Rome.
Listening to Corey give a history lesson on Julius Caesar is an absolute riot!🤣🤣🤣 These “rehearsed” pawn sales are a freakin joke. The “Old Man” is gone. When Rick is gone… Pawn Idiots (Corey/Chum Lee) will be over. One cannot fix stupid.
That expert screwed him by telling the seller what the shop should pay for it. He should have just given the present value or what the last one sold for.
i'm almost sure that it will stayh the same prize, the prize of silver is down now. It still has vale as a work of art which help it in keeping its value.
@@niklasgroning5792 I mean you need to remember that it's a show and everything is planned before hand. Some really rare stuff like the superman suit, they handled it with gloves.
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The old man would have loved this piece
He would've loved all that silver.
Fr tho
To sell for scrap silver 😂😂
@@sajedb you ain’t never lied 😂
If only if his still alive he would got that bust and melt it.
Corey's transformation into Rick is nearly complete...
Star wars reference haha 😄
@@willhull1735 😉
Most of all i hope he loses that embarrassing hand shake..!
Upcoming, Rick's transformation into old man
😂🤣😂🤣 so real
"It was my families' prized possession."
Once it was "handed down" to me, I ran to the pawn shop so I could spend a weekend gambling in Vegas.
Hookers and blow are expensive in Vegas...
he seems foreign I doubt it
Told him it was worth 75 and then got it for 40. That was an easy 35k.
Yup family's prized possession, been the family decades... Yup sell it yeah it's not worth much, it's only the family's prized price and a rare one...
He probably lost it all at the hundred dollar slot machines and at the blackjack tables.
I thought it was the Silver Surfer
Me too 😂
Lol
Probably would’ve got more for it if it was😂
Marvel zoomer comic book movie generation, aren't you
I thought it was the guy from terminator 2
This has to be in my opinion one of the coolest items ever show up in the Gold and Silver Pawn shop.
It was really cool...
Lies again? Gold PS4
Can u be more specific to which pawn shop
In my humble opinion the Jimie Hendrix Guitar was my favorite. The Seller wanted $750,000 for it and it was worth a $1,000,000.00
“Beloved nephew I leave you my most PRIZED possession to always remember me and honor my memory.” *Nephew immediately runs to pawn shop*
Literally I’m like brah
My family prizes a lot of stuff that will go straight into a dumpster when the time comes. Longaberger baskets and P. Buckley Moss prints. Even pawn shops wont touch that stuff anymore...
@@evanrandolph5928 there’s a big difference between “a lot of stuff” and a family heirloom. She gave him one thing and he sold it at a lower price than its actual worth so he can spent it all on hookers and blow at Vegas. This guy is why I’ll never leave any of my things to the next generation. If they are going to liquidate all my assets I’d rather do it myself and give it to charity.
@@PorkotylerClips , so your family can contest the will,leaving most money to the lawyers
gonna roll them bones and have a great time in Vegas on that 40K
"I'm gonna call my expert on silver"
-old mans ghost walks in
"it's a fair offer son."
Hahaha
I read that in the Old Man's voice lol
Great Caesar's ghost.. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Lol the Old Man didn't like paying over spot price 😅
😆
Inherited a prize possession and takes it to a pawn shop to attempt to get about half of what it's worth. Classic. (Edit: 5k likes...wow, thanks.)
Agreed. Why would you sell something like that at a pawn shop? Probably because you're in Vegas and want to party hard.
proceeds likely going to women, gambling, drugs and alcohol. what a scumbag.
If he took it to a auction and got 70 for it, they would still take 30% plus he has to wait. Getting 40k cash upfront for it is actually super worth it.
Well how it works is that the producers of the show go around looking for people selling cool stuff all across America. Then they invite them to see if they can get a deal with Rick.
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Gotta love how they give a brief but detailed history of all this crap and when the owner gives a price they say, " man i really dont know"
😂
I mean it makes sense. Just because you know some history on an item, doesn’t mean you know how much it’s worth:
@@aeternus2036 True.
"Tough to sell", you're in Vegas with a solid silver one of 99 Julius Ceasar head, the first rich gambler to walk in will probably buy it.
Its one of the excuses they use to low ball sellers.
$ 40 Grand $! Easiest $ 10 - 15 Grand $ You Could Ever Make!
It's complicated to take it home, it's very heavy, most people take planes.
@@marcospark2803 Rich people don't walk out of stores with things like that, especially if they're travelling. You insure something like this and have it shipped by a private company.
@@marcospark2803 if you can buy this thing for 75k, you can also afford a few hundred extra to have it shipped home. I'm sure the pawn shop can handle shipping for the stuff they sell.
Rick would've offered some pocket lint and a used condom because he has to frame it and that's not cheap.
He’s taking all the risk
😂😂😂😂
Don't forget the meth fees😃😂
In one episode Rick said “itll cost me $25 to frame it” then in the negotiations said “itll cost a lot to get it framed “
$25 to frame it
Corey: ''It's gonna take a long time for me to sell it.''
Also Corey: ''Julius Caesar, really really popular guy around here.''
The thing is, popular doesn't mean everyone's going to want to spend 60k on a bust no matter who it is.
I bet he called Caesars Palace and sold it to them as soon as it cleared.
@@travisinthetrunk that's exactly what I thought.
@@travisinthetrunk Yes, but they would NEVER buy it from some guy walking in off the street! You notice this from time to time especially when Rick buys rare coins and says he has a buyer for the coin. Why do collectors pay extra to go through Rick? Answer, to protect themselves, Rick ensures the item is real and not stolen. That is a HUGE value!
Around anywhere.... You'd have to be 2 yo or living under a rock to never have heard about Caesar.
The old man would have wanted the piece for himself he was in love with silver
He would have melted it down
@@buki29 either or he just loved collecting it haha
Never get attached to worldly possessions.
The Old Man liked arbitrage. He wasn't collecting Gorham or anything.
RIP old man O7
The expert did NOT say how much it was worth, he said he wouldn't pay more than $50,000 and then Corey
made believe that it was worth $50,000 and knocked it down even further. Complete scam.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed that.
yes, it can be worth $50 k or less, there is someone trying to sell it online for $58 k, it isn’t selling.
What part of "pawn shop" is lost on you???
@@stovingtonprep3783 Are you trying to say all pawn shops are scams? Or do you not not get what the OP is saying?
@@lakojake4215 I am saying that people who go to a pawn shop expecting maximum value for ANYTHING, are like people who go to McDonalds expecting a gourmet meal.
I absolutely hate people who practically give away family heirlooms & meaningful items like this. If I had something like that, I'd show that thing off 24/7, wouldn't even consider selling it
40 grand is a lot of money…. I can’t speak to your age but surely if you pay bills you can better appreciate such a crazy amount. Can pay your rent for YEARS
I'd sell it. It's cool I guess but I think is ugly. If it was something my aunt loved and left me I'd appreciate that, but it wouldn't make me like the bust.
@@LeechUFC Yeah I agree 40k is a lot of money. That's more than I make in a year.
Definitely hold on until I needed to sell in a emergency. Beautiful piece of art and family heirloom.
40k is an insult to the Julius Cesar pure silver bust, community
No... Just no
Busted...
Bunch of Chooch’s..!
Maybe an insult but they not in the business of people's feelings. It basic business sense everything Corey said. He lucky to get the 40. Business don't stock their shelves to sell what they paid for the item buddy, they need make money to.
@@briangordon782 bruh you took my comment too seriously, it’s a running joke from a very old episode where the seller who got upset from the low offer and said it’s an insult to the pez (candy) community
One of 99, solid silver, and licensed by the Vatican (which in itself is rare). Seller must have been desperate.
Worth well over 100k
@@chiragpatel6771 'Worth well over 100k' No, it isn't, pay attention. Still available for new sale at $75K, and only $12K or so of silver value. By definition it is worth less than $75K, not more.
Once they're sold out then add 5 years or so and you'll probably hit that mark, but that could be a long way off..
It could be sold in auction for 150k..
@@ademzartv4536 'It could be sold in auction for 150k..'
HOW DENSE ARE YOU PEOPLE?
You can still buy the new ones for $75K,
NO, you won't get $150K for it at auction.
Not rocket science, you're just dumb..
@Future President 'A new one aint the same as what was presented here.
What're you smoking?
Clearly stated by the expert in the video they made 150 of these. STILL AVAILABLE, they haven't sold all 150 yet. You can get a same first run just like that one with only a higher number. That lower number will not be worth much if any more than the still available ones, and probably less from handling/second ownership..
An 1870 slightly handled gold double eagle isn't worth more than an 1870 new gold double eagle that hasn't been handled yet..
'A new one aint the same ' Yes, it literally is, not sure what your'e thinking is different other than the number in the series.
Five minutes later the casino paid the 75k with no problem.
Buisness is buisness.
I would've taken it to the casino and talked to the highest management available and sold it there.
Lmao you’re probably right
I think 150K.
@@Wesley_Juakali Tax deduction for sure... Cool to have money to make money for sure.
The little backstory pretending they know everything about everything and it’s definitely not scripted for them gets me every time
Some people just arent so ignorant. Julius Caesar is pretty know historical figure and all the facts Corey said should have been known by everyone.
@@simonhollad5511 Yeah that's true, but he's right about them giving scripted backstories and pretending they know everything. If someone brought in like a physics book signed by Einstein we would hear Corey give some scripted explanation of the theory of relativity or something lmao.
Right. I doubt Corey has ever read a book in his life that didn't come from the "graphic novel" shelf.
@@simonhollad5511 Yeah, that's a basic C student's description of Caesar from his generation. Uh, he was a dictator or something.
That thing is absolutely beautiful. Rare to see something on this show so stunning, silver was the perfect metal to make it out of.
And after a bit of Googling I’m totally unsurprised to learn the seller screwed themselves big time
Especially after the expert said you could get more selling it to a museum and that there were only 99 of these in existence, I would have run out of there straight away and gone down to the Clark County Museum and try to sell it to Mark Hall-Patton! :D
Takes it straight to Caesar’s palace and doubles his money.
Crazy.
Yep, I can't really see anybody else buying it for that price. The problem being they probably wouldn't buy such an item except though a respected dealer so he wouldn't make any more than what the Pawn Stars offered him.
@@villipend he wouldnt need a “respected” seller to get rid it, its confirmed real so sure it might take a bit longer to sell it but he defo woulda walked away with closer to 75k
Exactly what I was thinking.
Buys it.
Holds the item until it clears legally (they have to hold items for 2- 4 weeks so make sure it isn't stolen).
Calls his buddy at the Ceasers Palace.
Doubles his money.
I was just thinking that. Ceasar Palace would have gave him $50k. 1 out of 99..?
You are correct its now at Caesars
When Cory heard the final price he didn't hesitate, this was a steal imho.
yea, expert negotiators lol
Kid was terrible, he could have got more money.
Sometimes you gotta be bad to be good well he didn’t even purchase the thing
No. It was silver.
Corey is always the one robbing people, I deal like Rick is way more fair. Should of held strong at 60. Guy said 75k is what they sell for, shop would of still made 15k. Even if it takes 3months, that’s a solid ROI
"Oh you have the cross that Jesus was crucified on? Best I can do is ten bucks and a snickers bar."
"I'm taking all the risk here"
😂
@@GeneralTeiLing I mean, the guy was popular but he was no Elvis now was he?
@@HINRG14 Jesus is still known even after thousands of years
@@Poop-sr9sn
Oh yeah? Then name his best hit songs
Who would’ve ever thought that we’d be getting history lessons from a pawn shop. 😂 gotta love it
Dude is just standing there listening to him tell the entire history about Julius Caesar that he might already know going like "nice, how much money can you give me"
Rick runs in, "$40,000?! BUT COREY, we got to get it framed!"
Corey jumped on that one. I didn't think the seller would go so low.
People are stupid in the face of despiration.
Still feel like he could have talked him into taking 35-37
It was in the script.
@@bioodfox7805 504 ounces of silver at the current spot price comes out to $12,600.00. How do you figure he could have gotten 70K for it? When you factor in the premium, I could go on Apmex right now and get a 100 ounce Engelhard silver bar for $4,000.00 (which means I could get 5 of them for $20,000.00). Melting it down and pouring into his own bars would not have gotten him nearly what he was asking for.
@@stevewilk3825 ding ding winner winner!!
Knowing for sure it's a genuine piece I would have kept on to it. No way I'd sell it for 40.000.
I am amazed at how the "consultant friend" is always close by and never busy or unavailable. Just fantastic!
its all scripted and all actors are stand by
Your comment would have been funny if it's true. Dude, in some episodes the "consultant friend" is busy or not available thats why they sometimes pass on the item or settle it themselves.
Solid Silver you say? Better call Rebecca the book expert in
😂😂😂
So she can touch it with her grubby, ungloved hands
@@kalgstol also old books has to be touched with bare hands. Gloves will damage the books.
Always call Rebecca. Always.
@@kalgstol
That's one of the things that grates on me the most. Even more than the poor scripting and acting. You're touching paper, put your white gloves on, FFS.
Guy: *offers to sell King Tut’s sarcophagus*
Rick: Best I could do $50. And I’m taking a huge risk here!
Some guy will bring in the ark of the covenant and rick will be like “best I can do is 20 bucks and idk why I’m going that high”
@@jurassicraptor9779 it’d would have to sit on it for a while and take a while for it to sell. He’s taking all of the risks.
Let me call King Tut's living relative he's an expert on this stuff
Wow this comment selection is like a bunch of parrots just repeating the same lines over and over
Taking a huge risk here and I would still have to get it framed
Cory : " I want my buddy to take a look, who is an expert in Caesar heads"
**Julius Caesar walks in**
Corey: So what’s it worth?
Caesar: Priceless
Julius Caesar takes the head and says thanks and walks out
Let me call my buddy Julius to make sure it's his likeliness !
OMGOSH I would never have sold this!! It's gorgeous
He should have sold it to Caesars palace hotel
(I bet one of the hotel managers or higher ups would have bought it)
They are probably going too
Lol Don't work like that 😂
I work on the strip.
@@irvingr7538
I bet you can call someone from Harris Casino corporation
(the People who the license name to Caesars Palace) and tell them if the company was interested in owning the piece
@@irvingr7538 that is how it worked because they did buy it for $80,000
"That lowball offer was a stab in the back"
He’s look desperate to sell this n caught with low ball offer
You, too IAmInsanity?
Lol
I see what you did there. Ides of March. March 15. To bad most won’t get it. Good one
👀👀👀👀
Oh my, if the old man was around that bust would have been melted down! 😂
dunno if it makes sense to buy a $50k silver piece for $12k worth of silver
@@snakebite922 Its the old man, he likes his silver melted xp
I can never understand why people bring in something worth a lot of money to a pawn shop and expect to get top dollar for it.
the guy: "I'm looking for REALISTICALLY $75.000" lmfao he said REALISTICALLY.
The term of office in regards to a Roman Dictator was actually 6 months but was more often the length of the task the Dictator had to complete.
If you shut your eyes when you hear Corey talk, you would assume it was Rick lol
Cory has really grown a lot throughout the years. I used to see him and chum as just jokesters but he seems like dependable dude now.
“I really think that I’m going to get close to my asking price.”
He must be new.
"This was a vastly important piece to my family and our history"
"You got cash doe?"
Tesla or a modern silver bust. Silver is bought to appreciate after all. $40k is $40k tbf and it’s not like a dad to son to son watch or anything, just a head mold passed down
Expert: this is a rare piece of art!
Old Man: Melt it...
😂😂😂
Thats a rare species of customer one that can understand the idea of a pawn shop and the expert
“Families prized possession” lol yeah brb while I just go sell it
"My aunt's PRIZED possession"
"She suddenly passed so imma sell it."
People never cease to amaze me with their shallowness.
He shouldn't keep something he doesn't want just because his aunt died.
@@irishsoxmax42 Fair enough.
He's pretty confident that he'll get close to his asking price.
I'm pretty confident that he's never seen this show before.
The laziest expert ever “but for you guys you have to make money”
*Value aside just for a moment, nothing shines as brilliantly quite like pure silver.*
It's Sterling Silver. .925 Fine, not .999.
“Yeah, we can do $40k. Let’s do the paperwork”. Walks away.
Three minutes later, Chumlee: “Geez Corey, you sure sold the stainless steel Caesar head quickly. I just saw the buyer toss it into his car.” 😂
I want to live in a world where a person accepts to sell something 35,000 dollars below the real value and that someone still leaves happy and satisfied
The fact that on 2:29 the camera only do partial close-ups no rear shots was because TV production was unsure if this was actually stolen.
That is one of the coolest pieces I have ever seen on the show.
I legit thought this was the silver surfer from marvel because of the thumbnail
Me too
Same here 😂
I thought it was a terminator
That “expert” said it worth 75K, but for a pawn shop they should pay 50K.
Isn’t an expert just supposed to state the Perth of the item and not give a pawn shop price?
He probably couldve got 45-47,000 if he haggled, but he still got a crazy amout tho. That piece was absolutely stunning.
These people have gotten filthy rich by low balling everybody that walks through their doors.
Customer: This bust was a prized possession in my family.
Also customer: I'm selling it
I would have taken it to auction in a heartbeat!!
That's one of the hottest items I've seen on Pawn Stars.
The _Old Man_ would have melted it down for scrap value in a second.
That was the first ever and probably only honest expert to give advice and a praise
I thought this was the Silver Surfer from Marval at first 😁
It actually was, they just forged the markings on the bottom.
Its obviously not the Silver Surfer, that guy didn't have hair... now the T-1000 on the hand
I dont know why I am so addicted to these videos 😂
Because Pawnstars is an interesting show
No life
I actually thought this is a cool deal. The bust itself looks magnificent, you can almost hear the echoing of "veni, vidi, vici" in the air just by looking at it.
Rick: So what do we got here?
Customer: This is a carve out of the T-1000.
The Old Man would want to melt it down 😂
40k baby. All day. Thanks grandma. Rip.
Amen 🥺love you gram gram
remember his famous last words, Infamy, infamy they’ve all got it infamy. (Carry on Cleo, classic British comedy)
I would of gone to Ceasars Palace and see if they were interested and probably gotten a better offer, worst case go back and get the 40k
Guy comes in with hotcakes 🥞 *
"Look man, it's gonna take really long to sell"
The guy was like give me money already lol
Awesome bust. Seems like a good deal for everyone. Was fun to watch. Great video
Listening to Corey's history lesson was more than painful.
I'm just waiting another 9 years for Corey to completely transform into Rick.
Caesar Augustus was originally named Octavian. He was one of the Second Triumvirate that ruled Rome. His partners were Marcus Antonius (Mark Antony) and Marcus Lepidus. It was after the deaths of Antony and Cleopatra and the resignation of Lepidus that Octavian took the name Augustus and became the first Emperor of Rome.
Old man says melt it.😄🤠😎
Cory is the only guy that doesn’t lowball the customers.. Rick and chum are monsters..
Listening to Corey give a history lesson on Julius Caesar is an absolute riot!🤣🤣🤣
These “rehearsed” pawn sales are a freakin joke.
The “Old Man” is gone. When Rick is gone… Pawn Idiots (Corey/Chum Lee) will be over.
One cannot fix stupid.
The old man would have probably bought it for himself. May he rest in peace.
Kobe Bryant?
as The Old Man's tombstone
Corey looks like a slightly pudgy Daniel Bruhl!😂😂
Somebody finds the Kohinoor. "Let me take it to Rick's pawn shop down the road."
Chum - "Isn't that the liquid cop from Terminator 2"
Hahahahaha. He would take it out to the range for target practice.
"Awwwwsome."
Lol 30k, what an insultingly low offer
Caeser shoulda stopped while he was a head
Got Em
It's funny to hear Corey give a history blurb. Clearly he was briefed.
These guys have more buddies than there are trees on earth!
That expert screwed him by telling the seller what the shop should pay for it.
He should have just given the present value or what the last one sold for.
That's a really cool bust, I wonder how much it'll be worth in a decade or two
i'm almost sure that it will stayh the same prize, the prize of silver is down now. It still has vale as a work of art which help it in keeping its value.
“It’s going to take me a long time to sell” is about the most bogus way to devalue an item. What? Is he psychic? He might sell it tomorrow.
There is an even more Bogus way that Rick uses to devalue an item: "I am buying it for myself so could we lower the price?"
Money makes Money people
"Let me call down my friend Julius Caesar to take a look at it"
They have been really careful lately, to not leave greasy fingerprints on the items, since they wear gloves every single time now!
Maybe because of covid transmission.
Yea they got to if they want to sell something that expensive.
@@panda45925 They did not do it before.
@@justpassingthrough.808 Aah so its because the Corona Hysteria.
@@niklasgroning5792 I mean you need to remember that it's a show and everything is planned before hand. Some really rare stuff like the superman suit, they handled it with gloves.
The old mans eyes will turn into dollars if he was still around. 🥺
He would want to melt it down most likely.
@@davidkastin4240 yeah, and make a head bust of himself out of it. 😂
I’ll never understand how thirsty dudes are for Rebecca on this site. It’s like you’ve all never seen a woman before.
You’re in a pawn stars TH-cam video comment section... none of us have
Ummm and she’s a brilliant and gorgeous woman so why not?
This seller is so chill
One thing with passing things on, people you love probably don't love those things. Sell them and enjoy the money.