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- A hugely sought-after Morgan dollar -- one of only 880 minted -- comes into the shop, and its owner wants six figures for it in this collection of scenes from "Last Call Pawn."
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Pawn Stars
Season 15
Episode 17
Last Call Pawn
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When he said, "We as a family decided on $100K.", I'm surprised Rick didn't summon Corey & the Old Man, and counter, "We as a family decided on $40K.". 😂
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What could be dopier than deciding as a family what the market value is supposed to be of an object, based on their "feelings".
Plot twist: He is the only family member
Like Norman Bates.....
Ahah
@@auxmike718 "NORMAN! ... NORMAN! Where is my coin, NORMAN? You're not trying to sell it again, are you?"
🤣🤣
And the stain on his couch.
"We as a family decided it's now worth a million dollars."
lol
Exactly that dude is crazy in regard to his system of valuation
I'm gonna try that with my unopened mew card from the first Pokemon movie I have two so Two Million dollars I feel they are worth.
My Lincoln penny identifies as a gold Eagle...
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Actually $40k was a fair offer. Rick would've flipped it quickly for $42 to $48k to his collector base. At auction you might do better, but then you have auction fees.
Astral Club it does depend on the auction though some of them make the buyer pay the fee
What about taxes etc even if Rick bought it?
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Rick was taking all the risk here
"I just thought he would fall in love with it and pay 50 large more than it's value" These lunatics never cease to amaze....Lol
John Sweeney
Gray Jedi
Iamiusse. Old coin
Honestly. Its 2020 now and its still only worth around 60 to 70k
We as a family decided....how do these people ask this...LOL???
+Ileana Carthan because him and his Family are so Fucked in the Head
+Ileana Carthan agreed. was funny as hell.
+Ileana Carthan LOL....I'd bet that THEE Family is short on Chromosomes and that MANY Family Members got beat up through the years. You'd think this clown would at least try a few Coin Auctions or Coin Fares just to maybe get a fair price AND most importantly, be given perhaps some fair "information" on The Family's Morgan dollar....Cheers
I kno, cracked me up when he came with that!
Ileana Carthan I
I got to hold one of these once (the same coin the the same case). It was like magic in my hands. The owner was a retired teacher from my high school who drove the bus. How he had that kind of money was beyond me. The coin was sold at auction when he died. I have no idea where it went, sadly.
87330 Aug-2023 $117,000 PR64CAM PCGS Heritage Auctions about that much according to auctions price realized
I love when people with no knowledge disagree with experts
I regret that I didn't read more before posting nearly the exact same point! These guys didn't make it to where they are by NOT knowing this business. People assume too much. If a person plays a dope on TV, it doesn't mean that he is in life. I've never met a stupid pawn store owner or counter worker.
Yes agreed people without knowledge but how do you know these “Experts” are saying the truth or trying to low ball the dude by working with the owner. Hey you never know money can do alot to people
@@Brando8654 You know because you do the research. In this case the guy had done some research and the expert was saying a lot of the same things he did without having talking to him. It's like the people that go to the doctor but then say "but that's not what google says." People shouldn't ask questions they don't want the answers for.
dude literally told the seller that the graded ones that were sold were between 40-50k
yet he says "my family decided it was 100k"
Just as buyers are allowed to determine what they’re willing to pay for an item, sellers are allowed to determine the minimum price for which they’re willing to depart with an item.
There are things I own which I cherish and would never want to give up, but if somebody offered me $100,000 for I’d be a fool not to sell. Are they worth $100k in the free market? No. Are they worth $100k to me? Yes.
Best place to mug someone is outside this store
They have one big dude that probably weighs like 300lbs and must be carrying a gun. He would flatten you to pieces if you tried robbing anyone there! I think his name is Anton.
Oj Simpson was thinking the same thing
I actually went there while on vacation in Vegas. They have a big tough dude with a gun right outside the store, so good luck trying to pull any funny stuff there.
It looks like they are mugging them, inside the store!
Just tailgate them home. lol
Go to a friggin coin shop. Don't go to a pawn shop.
+rollyrama2009 well sure but I doubt coin shops carry that kind of cash that this coin requires.
Plus many of the specialty shops like coin shops take on a consignment for a coin rather than buyiing it outright like a pawn shop. and then they charge like 25% to basically display at their shop. And in many of these consignment based shops, the item is put on display but the store employees are not encouraged to sell the products (unless employee is given commission). so you don't know when your item will get sold.
+rollyrama2009 A coin shop won't give you any more. They're both in the business to make money.
Dave Amsbaugh
well some coin shop take stuff on consignment rather than outright cash and the owner sets the price. and the coin shop gets a percent of the final price.
That was emotional, it rhymed.
When he said “we as a family decided..” my eyes rolled all the way down the street.
I'm going to ignore the highest paying auctions in the market and simply BELIEVE my way into $100k. Good luck, dude.
Maybe he's in the government?
I hate how jerks think their stuff is worth way more than it is. He's asking double what's it's worth lol.
I agree man that drives me nuts and trust me nobody will ever pay that for that coin not in his lifetime and probably not even his kids lifetime in another 85-100 years yes probably. Is it very rare yes but not$100,000 rare Rick actually offered a lot more for it then I thought he would i was thinking he would offer $25,000 maybe $30,000 at the most but that was it if it was me i woulda taken the deal all day long
but there is always a idiot that will pay for it.
+hunrb27 I would have counter offered with 45,000 there you go you got basically what its worth....instead the guy walks out with nothing, cant get off his high horse, what a moron.
Like the idiots at a booth in a truck stop in Fort Wayne, IN that sell Gold, Silver and Copper bullion. Double the price of the going rate. With silver at around $14/oz. They were trying to sell it for $28/oz.
Sentimental value
You don't go to a pawnshop for top dollar.
Denchik ShowEm not really why would someone pay $75k+ for a coin when someone else is selling the exact same one for $48k?
Good Free Photos Well at an auction if he got 100k, the auction would take 30k.
He never intended to sell it, this show is fake.
@Denchik ShowEm how would you find this man from this clip though?
Lefttard’s worse nightmare oh actually I’ve sold an item too them for 500 dollars. There weren’t any cameras and the shop was running as usual I got help from a regular worker and I got a fair price,
That dude actually looked like a guard from oblivion. lol
" I'm gonna get top dollar for it." Not in a pawn shop dude.
Hahah the family decided.. no ones going to pay 100k just because his family decided
Eli Heider dd
Exactly. Seller is an idiot. Lol
Canada eh his family are morons
and now one sold for $125k
no it didnt lol
He asks for 100K but at the same time he says 40K is a great offer? WTF?
i think he was trying to be generous haha
+BTex J wtf what?
+BTex J its out of respect he said that
+BTex J It's actually not that bad of an offer if it sells at an auction for around 50k. 80% of the sell value is a lot for a pawn shop to offer you.
+BTex J well rarely even to collectors, you have a low chance of getting your asking price.
update: he doesn't ever get to sell it
“We as a family decided” yeah but have you thought about how much is really worth? I swear this people get on my nerves lmao
I need to find one of these coins at a yard sale for $5.
Won't happen. Ever.
If your name is Pittman maybe you can find it lol
My friend didn’t buy a penny at a yard sale , he actually was just walking around yard sales in his neighborhood ( keep in mind that he picks up every single coin he sees lol ) , & he actually found a 1969 S Ddo Lincoln penny , I think they’re worth around 5000 - 10k , but I agree you can also find some really valuable stuff at yard sales that are worth a lot of money.
Not going to happen.
Luis Martinez true right on I have found these coins on the ground a 1946 wheat cent a 57 d nickel a 70 s nickel a 51 wheat cent and a 62 d mint state
whoa, what happened to you tom hanks?
Deathmonkeyjaw lmao nice
Deathmonkeyjaw No way tom hanks. The dude looks straight up like Ray Liotta
i was looking for this comment. XD
chris reilly
yes? :O
I fell in love with my ex wife and absolutely had to have her too.
Now I'm 60k in debt!😅
Great video excellent price thanks for Sharing
that guys laugh though...
+Hech If you're talking about the chicken sound then you're nuts. lol. You didn't understand Rick's joke?
+Hech i specifically came down to the comments to see if anyone else caught that lmao
Was it a good enough laugh to get along with Mr. Brown famously?
Right Skeletor
at 0:18 you'll be able to hear him in his natural habitat.
Kurt Foster that's a weird sound
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what the actual fuck
Kurt Foster ff
HAHA FKIN HELL
Rick: "Best I can do is a whiff of my armpit and half a Jumbo Jack. It's going to sit on my shelf I'm taking all the risk "
Delta Homicide 😂😂😂😂
The fool should have taken the $40,000.00 If he sells it at auction for 50k he'll net about 35K
If you go to the pawn shop , you won't get top dollar for anything
3:00 ..That "Goodfellas" moment ..perfect haha
George T Morgan is my Great Great Great Great uncle, mad how desirable his coins became and lucky enough to have one of them in my coin collection.
The coin owner looks the type of guy that would steal a few dollars from a blind man.
This is one of the cases where the producers found someone with an interesting item, called him up, and had him come in so they could show it on TV. From the start, he was never going to ask a reasonable price for it.
happens a lot in this show, the place there were in was a studio setup not the actual shop btw ;)
How do you know this?
+Tony63909 I suppose I don't definitively. But a number of people have indicated they've appeared on the show under those circumstances, and this has the appearance of such a case.
Tony63909 They did an interview about it and the studio one is pretty easy to tell due to the floor area and general shininess and lighting
Jon
Customer : " I need change for a dollar."
Rick : " Best I can do is 64 cents
Chote Guerrero im taking a risk here
Chote Guerrero start your own pawn shop see how you fail miserably.
@@clopezyt9977
Its gonna be a tough sell and will take up space. It will be on my display for years 64 cents is the best i can do.
Chote Guerrero “Best I can do is give you a kiss on the lips but I’m taking a risk here”
thats the most original joke ever
i love the happy look on their faces just before rick sends them to the afterlife
I have a 1892 morgan O. It was so cool to see this coin on the show!
Your 1892 Morgan is worth only a few hundred bucks at best
"I was hoping he would just fall in love with it and have to have it" Rick does love his history, but he loves his money more
Depending on who you ask..
Collectors will go crazy for this coin if Rick can get it for the right price
I always liked when he called a friend to tell him what to do at least that's a thought
Besides this Morgan dollar I’d want the
1893-s in a mint state grade
It would be great if they were follow up, shows to people who didn’t sell to the shop and what the outcome was of what they were trying to sell. Did they get what they wanted? Did they go back and sell it to Rick?
I would so love too see that
I’m going to put up my used Nike sandals at auction for 10k cause my family & I decided to put it at that.
Lol 😂
Heritage Auction would be the best company to sell your collections. They have huge auction events where they issue a beautiful catalogue for each event.
The 1895-s and 1895-o are next on my list to buy
I have a 1897 Morgan dollar mint San Francisco
"I was hoping he'd fall in love with it and have to have it."
So you wanted to take advantage of him. Wow, guy.
I have a mint uncirculated one but not proof like his but definitely mirror, amzing old coins 😍😍😍
u made the guy do the chicken laugh 😂😂😂
we as a family are idiots.....
If I was a coin collector and he asked me for $100,000 for that coin I would have laughed at him lol
PCGS Price Guide has an evaluation of $85,000 for this coin🤷🏾♀️
@@RittendauxPrice Guide is rarely accurate for those coins, sometimes they triple, sometimes they get 60%
I laughed when that guy says we are going to get top dollar lol it's like have u seen the show
Lmao the customers laugh in the beginning, after ricks joke, sincs perfectly with the chicken noise
I’m pretty sure that was the idea when they edited it
Yeah right. Me and my family know it all, marroon.
H Smith I honestly didn't think he looked brownish-red at all, but I'm not a color expert. I would have certainly never guessed "marroon [sic]", magenta maybe, good call! I guess the question is, who's the bigger "marroon" [sic], lol?
Early Cuyler honestly I disagree I think when he was told the actual value he turned very maroon.
when your grand parents have 3 six inch high coffe cans full of Morgan dallors😂
Thanks
Good job
We as a family decide to offer you $40k
Of 19th century US coins it would take a rare double eagle to get 100k I think... and even then not in a pawn shop.
+Drewzker no. The 1893s Morgan in ms+ condition could sell for 500K. Stacks auction had one in 2009 that went for roughly 415K. There may be one since then but I am no longer a subscriber.
+Drewzker 1894 S barber dime will sell at auctions for 7 figures easily. 24 were minted and only the whereabouts of 9 are known. There's possibly a more valuable 19th century coin but I can't be bothered to think atm. Sorry for an extremely late reply by the way.
You sound dumb double eagles are worth millions
No.......julius stfu, there are many kinds of double eagles bud learn not to open your dumbfuck mouth before making dumbass comments smh
@@juliusdeloach Many double eagles are dime a dozen, really dumb comment.
He,s living in a fantasy world...and the family too.!!!
I had a coin just like this and it sure looked purdy after I cleaned it with a wire brush!
hahahhaha now it is worth spot
Let me call a buddy of mine thats working for me lol
EXACTLY!!!
I have that one wanna buy it
Wants to get top dollar
Goes to pawn shop
wat
That guy is a stupidiot
Being a silver stacker,
I really was excited
And enjoyed that
Video.
Oh..my favorite~!
"Let me just bring one of my employees out to low ball you"
@phil erup yes he is...he works for them
Coins worth maybe 15k at the most
Except he didn't lowball him did he
Expert: Same coin just auctioned for $50 thousand
Rick: So what were you thinking?
Customer: I still want 100 grand. (Folds arms)
i cant imagine the feeling of having one of these 1895 mogana
1:44 The middle guy looked at the camera and then looked down when he realized he wasnt supposed to look at it.
Here's the thing, it's an extremely rare Morgan Dollar, but it's still a Morgan Dollar. They made MILLIONS of them. Best I can do is an equal exchange, $1.
Jason D you’re stupid I’ll give you negative one dollar to have you’re Brain
While yes its true they made millions. The ones with the P or S that are on the dollar were made for limited production those other morgan dollars for the public those do not have the P or S on the dollar.
You’re a dummy.
That's the second most desirable Morgan The 1st is the 1893s if it was in that Grade it would be well over a Million Dollars!!!
I had a 93S. I think I'd like the 95 proof more
“We are going to get top dollar”
Pawn stars: hold my beer.
this is like the 1895 morgan dollar of holy grails!
it worth a million
He went on tv for the exposure in the hopes a real collector would contact him with a very high offer in the future.
0:17 did they really edit chicken clucks as that guys laugh. Lmfao I’ll like this video just for that!
Go to the NGC or PGSC website and look at recent auction prices....even three years later, they average between $43,000 and $68,500 for a PR CAM.
people's emotions get involved with items it's a pawnshop business isn't a place for feelings
Correct. Pawn Stars man is one of the best in the business, and he KNEW that 40 K was the HIGHEST Offer he could give the man. It almost worked...
"hope he's gonna fall in love with it", bro, it's a business, not a passionate collector
Aaron TV yeah they're fucking idiots
Rick actually does collect rare coins for himself.
that is true
We as the Manson family feel this coin is worth this.
Hello Rick.
Will you kindly evaluate 10 dollar 1895 gold coin. I have a photo of the coin
"I can pay you about the average yearly salary for an american for this little coin"
"I'm going to have to pass on that offer"
I have seen many a would-be-seller cling to their item, thinking that they will "someday" get their price. Two bad things can happen: 1) the value goes down, a la the Baseball card market crash in 2007; 2) you could lose the item/get it stolen and there goes your once-bird-in-hand great sale that you should have TAKEN.
Hell I wouldn't have sold it ether. And that's about 10,000 more than my yearly. But your talking a rare once in a lifetime heirlume piece here. You don't just let that go lightly, even to the highest offer. That's the kinda thing you pass down the generations and teach the inherent how appreciate and value it's historical value. And I hate to tell you but the bottom just don't fall out of the collector coin market. Coins only become more rare threw time. Unless civilization collapses but even then the rare metal value will make it one of the more monetarily valuable things to have in your possession. People who can't appreciate things of this nature will never have anything to show for they're brief time in this world.
They also die. I see it all the time. Collectors die and it goes to a stranger for pennies.. Sad
Brian Elkins bruh who tf gonna pass down that he wanted to sell it he was just a jackass
@@brianelkins8604 You are as dumb as the schmuck that waltzed into Ricks place.
He was asking PR65 cameo retail price for it. A coin like this are always submitted multiple times to try to get the highest grade possible. By the looks of the flat, dull look of it and the subdued black tone spots, it's been dipped. No way that's worth PR65 grade.
The difference between a gem PR65 and this coin can easily be seen - from across the room. This coin doesn't have that 'pop' to it.
Did not get a real solid look under optimum lighting, but it did look to be the real deal to me. I seriously doubt that someone would have taken the chance to "dip" a Proof coin like this, but one never knows...
Family's decision vs expert appraisal hahahaha
0:18 Haha they laid the chicken sound effect while the guy was laughing.
40,000 dollars or a rare coin. I would take the 40. I mean he could spend some time selling it himself and gain another 5-8 thousand but whatever. That's 40k in your pocket.
I'd spend 'some time' for an extra 5-8k lol
Bird in hand...me? I'm asking 45 before walking away. Then if he hedges/hesitates/refuses 45K then take the 40K.
one wt brain would.
$77,500 priced on it as of TODAY!!!
price =/= what you get for it
"fell in love with it! ". Hello?! Rick is a businessman, not a mad collector.
2:26 to 2:28 Is me when someone asks how much I weigh.
nobody will give trade you 100k for 50k, and if you know someone who will, please let me know who.
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I have one, its in kinda rough shape. it was left to me from my grandfather, it was in his safety deposit box for 50 years. it's for sale!
gunz-n-gadgets h0w much do you want for your dollar
Hello Gunzngadgets, what do you want for your Morgan Dollar/
Let me guess Apple boy, you want roughly three times what it's worth? Am I right or am I right? Have fun with your Macbooks and iPhones. Hope they are user friendly enough for you.
Wtf? dude... you're a piece of shit aren't you?..... and yes I enjoy my apple products and my android stuff... you just made yourself look jealous as fuck... lmfao!
Pearlmax is insanely jealous because I have more electronics than he could ever afford....
I was hoping he fell in love with it and just had to have it lol. Exactly what he did given his asking price.
There is a large building in Vegas with a sign out front that says Rick"s Experts
I love Morgan Dollars, but my favorite would probably be the Trade Dollar.
That coin is worth about $77500 according to the NGC website.
What's it worth is what people sold at auction or public sales. Not what a grading service inflates the price for.
Nope not even close that's the inflated price. Look at last one sold 36800 and same grade. It would be great if it was that guys coin lol
David Silsby Still not a 100k lol
You're wong. It's worth what the buyer is willing to pay for it
David Silsby ngc prices are over priced
I have this in years 1890
Now over $81,000 on Numismedia, and climbing. This guy gets so much grief on here but he's very smart.
He should have asked for 50, after the 40k offer...
He don't care he just want 100G.
Wait maybe 50 year from now then.
Till this day that guy is still
Holding onto that Morgan 😂
And to this day probably still does and always will 😂
So what if he is? It's better than money in the bank.
Now others know he has it. He got the word out.