Most weddings are a waste of time and money. These dumb kids should be starting out with at least a small investment fund...not putting on an egocentric party & feeding or entertaining people they'll rarely see or ever speak to again.
Lol right people are so dense sometimes. “But it’s POSSIBLE some day, down the road, many months later, you could get 30k for it so give me what I want and tie your money up”
@@DaFeLaTV there is no such thing as "this comic book" because every one of them is in a different condition, hence the grading. FWIW I'd be selling it to a specialist/collector instead of a pawn shop.
@@aeroAdvocate he probably did most people on the show don't actually intend to sell it nowadays the studio just finds interesting items and pays for them to come out and be on the show. The offers are real though and they are free to sell if they choose
Rick: "I'll give you $8,000 for it." Guy: "Would you go $30,000?" Rick: "o_O" Guy: " I am taking all the risk here..." Rick: "Would you go 15.000$?" Guy: "Let me call a buddy of mine to see how much its worth."
Fingerprints from overuse are different than one time fingerprints. The oil on our skin would SLOWLY go into the print, hence why it's safer to use hands than gloves.
as an item inspector. the only reason we touch an item with barehands is to really imprint our hand signatures. and believe me, when it comes to 1st edition items, there are only a couple of people that would have the chance to touch it, and is very easy to record who have touched it. touching it and leaving your mark in it is like saying, "i've been here". having your mark on many rare items will also increase your reputation.
I know people who work with and handle medieval manuscripts made from velum. They thoroughly wash and dry their hands before, and they won't wear gloves as its easier to handle things delicately without them. Clean fingers aren't a problem, old fingerprints that lift away black ink are the problems.
@@alpertroncp2198 that is true. people still do that. but its a different case when you are handling sensitive artifacts that are hundreds of years old. my team doesn't touch them we just directly use a portable microscope to examine the item. we do not touch it as it can cause further damage to the item. but if its a solid state of artifact like a statue made from granite then it is ok to touch. even comics that are 50 years old is still ok to touch bare handed. some people prefers the sensation of touch then they can grade the quality of the item.
K. But what if you need that money now? Like, today. This Pawn Shop is actually quite fair. They take the hassle out of trying to sell something. There's never a guarantee someone's actually going to buy it from the shop. Could sit there years. If you need money fast, your not going to d**k around trying to find a buyer willing to pay top dollar.
@@bentonja668 . Yeah, especially when it comes to japanese swords. Japanese swords take months to years to sell because collectors collect very different things. No to mention the fee of going through a dealer
Erik Schreiber did the deal actually go through? Plenty of stupid prices on eBay and people taking the p by pretending to buy them or people trying to drive up prices.
I don't see this auction you're referring to and I subscribe to GPA and GoCollect online sales guides. Average sale price in 9.4 under the 90 day average is 20k with a 36k outlier earlier this month so....
@@Wojtek_-oz4mt she obviously didn’t know what it was worth and then after hearing what it’s worth u should know u not getting retail who in the right mind working at pawn shop paying retail ? She should’ve taken the $1500 or asked for $2k she was being selfish that comic book isn’t rare or hard to get
It always cracks me up when people (like the first guy or the dress girl) go into a *PAWN SHOP* expecting top dollar, lol. You go to a pawn shop when you want quick money right there and then, knowing you're going to get less than what the potential full value is on the secondhand market. That's the trade-off of a pawn shop. Plus, they always have to make money on the top themselves or they can't keep running a business, like it or not.
You can easily go in there not looking to sell but to add “as featured on pawn stars” with a link to to TH-cam video and let the global market decide like a boss.
I read some comments here saying some people went there to show off their collections for potential buyers who'll buy them for their actual value, like apparently the Pokemon card guy which I heard was worth two million dollars. If you want money then and there, yeah, but if you need to show it off, it's also good to show it off there. Just don't expect a good bargain
As a comic book fan, I have a feeling that the dad of the girl who wants to buy a 4k dress is probably giving up something that he really loves just to make his daughter happy
I laugh when people have major weddings that cost 10's of thousands of dollars. Believe me, I wish them a long life of happiness and continued love for one another but that's generally not how it works out. I don't know many times I've seen first hand or known about a wedding that was major only for it to end in divorce in under three years.
These girls selling family items for a wedding is like me selling my grandma's valuables for a party. It makes absolutely no sense to me. It's so selfish
Most weddings are a waste of time and money. These dumb kids should be starting out with at least a small investment fund...not putting on an egocentric party & feeding or entertaining people they'll rarely see or ever speak to again.
That snobby girl trying to buy a dress should earn some money herself. If she has to sell her dads items for a 4,000 dress maybe tone the price down a bit lmao.
Someone I knew bought this beautiful dress for 80 dollars off their neighbor, then after selling it the person demanded they bring it back cuz it’s worth 2,000
@@guille8756 obviously marriage is still an option, it’s so ingrained into culture that few people don’t get married by choice when they are in a relationship. As long as you don’t blow 1000s of dollars on a wedding it’s not bad
You're not supposed to wear gloves while handling older books of any kind. It seems counterintuitive but you're just supposed to thoroughly wash and dry your hands. Gloves interfere with your sense of touch and cause you to tear the paper.
4000 is terrible honestly. If you can’t look beautiful for 1000 or less you may as well wear overalls cos you ugly af anyway and a dress won’t change that. Wedding dresses all look alike anyway. Go cheap
Comic books have so many variables. Original printing runs can have many damaged issues, and differences in grade can change over time. Like Corey said: there was once a... bigger market for "collectable" comic books, it collapsed years ago leaving only the oldest and most important copies in the high value range.
"I want what it's worth" Well then sell it privately. Pawn shops aren't there to buy stuff from you so they can sit on it and break even or lose money.
@@anson2457 Tell that to the people on the show who claim that they expect to get what it's worth. It doesn't matter if it's a show or not. The most annoying people on the show, are the ones who, after they get offered more than what they came in asking for, they then jack up their asking price to even beyond what they're offered, instead of being grateful and accepting the deal. I wish the expert would stick around to see the customer asking for exactly what the expert said it was worth.
11:13 rest in peace neil adams. one of the al time greats according to my teacher who met him as a child. my teacher said he encouraged him to be a comic book artist and to be the grounded awesome cool and influential teacher that he is today. i have neil adam to thank for passing his legacy down to all the aspiring comic and storyboard artists. rip. edit time stamp
I don't know exactly when these episodes were originally aired but comic books now are worth more than ever before. Especially the Spider- man comic. That comic even with it's flaws is probably worth 20 thousand or even more now. Just look all the comics book/Superhero movies nowadays and just how popular they are.
Bob Hope's real name was Leslie Hope. When he first started out in show business he went by Les Hope. Somebody, his brother or manager (I forget) convinced him that nobody would pay to see less hope, so around 1930 he changed his stage name to Bob.
@@KeyshawnJenkins I think he was talking about the 9.6 they mentioned in the video. But at a 5 that guy could've gotten a minimum of 25k, offering him 7k was criminal.
18:12 - Hey, spoiled naive girl, you're being offered the same either way, it's worth $3k either way, and you can't get the full resale value from a freaking pawn shop! $1,500 would buy me my freedom, I wish MY LIFE 'sucked' hat much!! 🙄🙄🙄
I love when they bring Creators or Actors to verify something then they bring in an actual expert . 2 for 1 special and your item gets verified and appraised on live tv?? If you keep it that item would be worth wayyyyyyy more
Bruh imagine going to a pawn shop to sell a comic book instead of a comic store where the person who owns the shop would know exactly what it’s worth, or even just selling it online because they are easy to move.
-Owner: I ask for 60,000 -Expert: This wort 20,000 -Rick: I can give you 8,000 -Owner: Well i was at 60,000, so what about 30,000. I think he didnt pay attention.
People don’t seem to understand that a pawn shop is a business. They’re not going to give $10k for something that is worth $7k. They have to make money and the general rule of thumb is 50%. They’re not there to lose money.
I’m surprised the first expert didn’t just appraise the book just in its current condition, then just tell Rick after that he can press it and get a drink on the side.
How long ago was the episode where the guy brought in Amazing Fantasy #15? A CGC grade of 5 sells for more than $70,000 today. Graded copies that are 0.5 sell for over $20,000.
Whenever they say “hey I got this guy I want to look at it, he’ll know more than I will” walk away you boutta be lowballed worse then they already planned on lowballing you 🤣
What about that Amazing Spider-Man #14 first Green Goblin that came to the shop? Or those Incredible Hulk books or when Chum had Stan Lee authenticate his signature ?
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Hey I know who Bob Hope is since I was 30!!!
The comic market is hotter than ever.. if they held everything they bought my GOD it would be wild
Best news ever 😪RIP to the old man
@@kytsunman8592 kpkpppkppok....komookooooopoomooooko
Every time an expert touches it with their bare fingers I go not an expert!!
If she can’t afford a $4000 wedding dress, she shouldn’t be getting a $4000 dress....pretty simple
If you can resell it for 4k maybe
agreed
I feel bad for her father. He probably sold his prized possession so that his daughter can affort that dress and be happy.
Marios Zlatanos She didn’t sound like the type that would ever be happy. My condolences to her husband or maybe ex-husband by now.
Most weddings are a waste of time and money. These dumb kids should be starting out with at least a small investment fund...not putting on an egocentric party & feeding or entertaining people they'll rarely see or ever speak to again.
"it'll retail for 11k"
"can you buy it for 30k?"
"please get out of my pawn shop"
Lol right people are so dense sometimes.
“But it’s POSSIBLE some day, down the road, many months later, you could get 30k for it so give me what I want and tie your money up”
well this comic book is actually worth 90k i know people trading in europe for that money and its the same edition first print
It retails for 11k... according to the pawn shop owner's friend. No conflict of interest there.
@@DaFeLaTV there is no such thing as "this comic book" because every one of them is in a different condition, hence the grading. FWIW I'd be selling it to a specialist/collector instead of a pawn shop.
@@aeroAdvocate he probably did most people on the show don't actually intend to sell it nowadays the studio just finds interesting items and pays for them to come out and be on the show. The offers are real though and they are free to sell if they choose
Why the experts don't use gloves when analyzing a $1,000,000 comic book
i mean he pretty much knew it wasnt a million dollar comic book, so he had a reason to not wear one.
@@bucketeer7087 still... the grease and oil on the tips of your fingers can smudge the book and thus depreciate the value
@@bucketeer7087 True.. but that specific comic in any grading is good.
I was surprised about that too especially how he flipped the pages. Bottom line: Don't bring something like this to a pawn shop.
Gloves make you more likely to rip the paper.
"I'll give you $8,000 for it."
"Would you go $30,000?"
Rick: 👁👄👁
But there’s a chance that it could still go to $20,000
9.6 of that book sold last year at auction for $65k; a crappy copy just sold online for $15k last month
he was obviously nervous
Rick: "I'll give you $8,000 for it."
Guy: "Would you go $30,000?"
Rick: "o_O"
Guy: " I am taking all the risk here..."
Rick: "Would you go 15.000$?"
Guy: "Let me call a buddy of mine to see how much its worth."
I would literally throw him out my store
Corey swinging for the fence on EVERY handshake🤣
If someone initiated a handshake like that with me I would think they were trying to punch me😆
"It has some fingerprints"
-Keeps touching the comic book with his fingers.
Fingerprints from overuse are different than one time fingerprints. The oil on our skin would SLOWLY go into the print, hence why it's safer to use hands than gloves.
CGC touches books with there fingers. They say gloves can take away the sense of touch and that can hinder the grading process.
as an item inspector. the only reason we touch an item with barehands is to really imprint our hand signatures. and believe me, when it comes to 1st edition items, there are only a couple of people that would have the chance to touch it, and is very easy to record who have touched it. touching it and leaving your mark in it is like saying, "i've been here". having your mark on many rare items will also increase your reputation.
I know people who work with and handle medieval manuscripts made from velum. They thoroughly wash and dry their hands before, and they won't wear gloves as its easier to handle things delicately without them. Clean fingers aren't a problem, old fingerprints that lift away black ink are the problems.
@@alpertroncp2198 that is true. people still do that. but its a different case when you are handling sensitive artifacts that are hundreds of years old. my team doesn't touch them we just directly use a portable microscope to examine the item. we do not touch it as it can cause further damage to the item. but if its a solid state of artifact like a statue made from granite then it is ok to touch. even comics that are 50 years old is still ok to touch bare handed. some people prefers the sensation of touch then they can grade the quality of the item.
Rule #1: if you ever have anything worth value
_never bring it to a pawn shop!_
K. But what if you need that money now? Like, today. This Pawn Shop is actually quite fair. They take the hassle out of trying to sell something. There's never a guarantee someone's actually going to buy it from the shop. Could sit there years. If you need money fast, your not going to d**k around trying to find a buyer willing to pay top dollar.
Truth.
Or bring it but don't sell it, just like that Gary with pokemon cards
i disagree. pawn shops are great because they usually have cash and they are ready to buy.
@@bentonja668 . Yeah, especially when it comes to japanese swords. Japanese swords take months to years to sell because collectors collect very different things. No to mention the fee of going through a dealer
Just looked up that a 9.4 TMNT first edition sold on eBay for $54K. No signature, So good on that guy for holding out.
Erik Schreiber did the deal actually go through? Plenty of stupid prices on eBay and people taking the p by pretending to buy them or people trying to drive up prices.
A pawn shop will fleece you, always. It is for desperate people.
@Ryan Wilson Sold For
I don't see this auction you're referring to and I subscribe to GPA and GoCollect online sales guides. Average sale price in 9.4 under the 90 day average is 20k with a 36k outlier earlier this month so....
@@acheron426 this comment is 4 months old
That AF 15 is in 3.5-4.0 condition and now worth $40k.
When you come in to verify your own signature. Imagine the dude asking him to sign it on the spot if it wasn’t real lol
The girl with the starwars comic said she wanted what it was worth for it. I guess she forgot she went to a pawn shop.
That shouldn't matter. All they gotta do is up the price when they sell it. People going to that shop arnt experts and will pay what they are told.
@@Wojtek_-oz4mt at the end she said she wanted what it was worth and wasn't willing to come off of that.
The same person who "wants a dress that's worth $4,000." If so try to resell it for that.. hah.
@@Wojtek_-oz4mt she obviously didn’t know what it was worth and then after hearing what it’s worth u should know u not getting retail who in the right mind working at pawn shop paying retail ? She should’ve taken the $1500 or asked for $2k she was being selfish that comic book isn’t rare or hard to get
Weddings are the biggest waste of money. I don't know any married couples who don't regret the cost of their Weddings.
It always cracks me up when people (like the first guy or the dress girl) go into a *PAWN SHOP* expecting top dollar, lol. You go to a pawn shop when you want quick money right there and then, knowing you're going to get less than what the potential full value is on the secondhand market. That's the trade-off of a pawn shop. Plus, they always have to make money on the top themselves or they can't keep running a business, like it or not.
You can easily go in there not looking to sell but to add “as featured on pawn stars” with a link to to TH-cam video and let the global market decide like a boss.
I read some comments here saying some people went there to show off their collections for potential buyers who'll buy them for their actual value, like apparently the Pokemon card guy which I heard was worth two million dollars. If you want money then and there, yeah, but if you need to show it off, it's also good to show it off there. Just don't expect a good bargain
As a comic book fan, I have a feeling that the dad of the girl who wants to buy a 4k dress is probably giving up something that he really loves just to make his daughter happy
Then she brought it home, told him it was worth 50 bucks and now it stays on the coffee table with the rest of the magazines they have.
A true father
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I hope she has his permission, lol.
I laugh when people have major weddings that cost 10's of thousands of dollars. Believe me, I wish them a long life of happiness and continued love for one another but that's generally not how it works out. I don't know many times I've seen first hand or known about a wedding that was major only for it to end in divorce in under three years.
I laughed so hard when the guy trying to sell his ninja turtles book asked for $30,000 and told Rick that he could easily sell it for $20,000 LMAO
😂😂😂
Yeah he got mixed up 😂😂
He’s just greedy and a bit stupid as well.
A 9.6 is going for $72k now...without the signature....moral of the story...hold onto comics and alsondo not sell them to Rick.
Lol his 🧠 took a 💩 😅
"It's got some fingerprints on the back..."
Yeah, where you literally just touched it with your fingers.
These girls selling family items for a wedding is like me selling my grandma's valuables for a party. It makes absolutely no sense to me. It's so selfish
Having a big and fancy wedding is pointless.
Taking the time to comment on the pointlessness is pointless
@@almanac520 taking time to point out the pointlessness is pointless
I’m starting to think reading these comments was...pointless.
She should be hitting up her boyfriend for money instead of selling off her family's heirlooms
My mom kept it for me. Wise man, my mom still keeps my passport and birth certificate.
Certificate*
Lol thats funny😂 I hope you don't live in her basement 🤔
That's not wise, that's immature and irresponsible.
Saying that, my mum has mine too, mainly because I'm irresponsible and immature. Even at 36.
@@stripybastard9160 well I'm 58 years old and one of my kids left they took their because they're stupid and they will lose them and can f*** off
Lol at Robert’s comment.
8:43
Expert: opens the book to the first page
Also Expert: “so yea all the pages seem to be intact”
Corey's face when he saw the spiderman comic is priceless..you can tell his heart dropped for brief second lol 😆
But chum he’s too lazy and too hyper
@3:41 DUDE great job at wearing gloves. I think this is the best expert that appreciates and respecting the item.
4k on a dress youre going to wear once. what a waste.
Most weddings are a waste of time and money. These dumb kids should be starting out with at least a small investment fund...not putting on an egocentric party & feeding or entertaining people they'll rarely see or ever speak to again.
@@nightknight9415 some will end up getting divorce in just a few months
@@titoyama5760 That's just another reason to not waste a bunch of money on a wedding. 👏👏👏👍
It goes back in to the economy, she's doing what she wants to do with her money.
It's not a waste to her. Be positive.
@@stripybastard9160 no
I miss when the end of the videos used to have the guy say, “Mr. Brown and I got along famously.” Followed by Rick laughing :(
That snobby girl trying to buy a dress should earn some money herself. If she has to sell her dads items for a 4,000 dress maybe tone the price down a bit lmao.
I spent 40.00.on my wedding dress,but when I found out I was used for a green card. ,he bailed and left an envelope with 2,500 in it 🖕
@@dinogirl1able love your videos pam. The truth
the ponytails gave her away
Someone I knew bought this beautiful dress for 80 dollars off their neighbor, then after selling it the person demanded they bring it back cuz it’s worth 2,000
Dads buy dresses for their daughters kinda like a thing.
Man totally was not expecting Kevin Eastman to just roll in! Best episode ever!
yes he was, it is scripted, they all talked about it before hand lol
Or the undertaker to roll in just after too 😂😂
@@sicthemuttExcept the value
Best comment from the comic book grader… “got some fingerprints on the back, and the interior front cover also” while he uses his barehands 😅😂
LOL 4k on a dress ?
Feel bad for the guy that's getting married to that
I bought 3800$ dress. 4 yrs later. Divorce. Bro. If she wants that dress run. Run. Run
Baffled ppl still consider getting married an option
or the gal
@@guille8756 obviously marriage is still an option, it’s so ingrained into culture that few people don’t get married by choice when they are in a relationship. As long as you don’t blow 1000s of dollars on a wedding it’s not bad
let me get my expert over: proceeds to bring in kevin Eastman
"It's worth about $3000."
*Opens comic book with greasy hands*
"It's worth about $50."
LMAO
They wouldn't do that if it would drop the value that much.
You're not supposed to wear gloves while handling older books of any kind. It seems counterintuitive but you're just supposed to thoroughly wash and dry your hands. Gloves interfere with your sense of touch and cause you to tear the paper.
Update: Not sure when the Spiderman episode aired but i saw a 4.5 grade of the comic sell for 38K in 2023.
Hes suppose to be a comic expert and he touches one of the most important comics ever amazing fantasy without any gloves
Smug "Mad Magazine" Holly walking out empty-handed made my day.
The fella with the Spider-man should have sold it online. The same grade in auction sells for a lot more than the $7,000.
sure he sold hit, in the pawn shop i have the feeling sometimes they want to rob the people who come and sell...annoying af
seller : would you go 30 K ? chances are it still can go 20K . lol
He realized how silly he sounded
Hey, can't blame a guy for trying.
It’s amazing that the lead grader for CGC, which is located in Florida, is just a phone call away for a pawn shop in Las Vegas.
5:40 “hopefully it will go up to what it’s really valued at”
That makes ZERO sense 😂
4,000 not bad for a wedding dress actually but if she “really can’t afford it” she doesn’t need it period
4000 is terrible honestly. If you can’t look beautiful for 1000 or less you may as well wear overalls cos you ugly af anyway and a dress won’t change that. Wedding dresses all look alike anyway. Go cheap
Exactly all these men are crying about it because they can’t afford it 😂😂 thats a decent price for a wedding dress today
4k is rich people prices. Most people don't spend that much
I smell golddiggers here with $200 on their bank
is that what women think is a good price? $4000 even for a dress you will where until it rips but realistically you'll only where it once.
The Spider-Man gets appraised at 7 thousand and Corey offers 7000 you know it was worth more than that
I think he wanted it for himself.
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The guy selling the Bob Hope comic is so wholesome. Love the fella, looks like a professional candy man.
The guy who valued the Ninja Turtles comic book had the ultimate half British half American accent
I always forget that's a thing
The Undertaker
Good thing they got experts. Easy to get burned. Some really nice stuff came through the door. Was fun to watch. Great video
Wow, comics are tough. Didn’t realize the prices fluctuate so much.
Comic books have so many variables. Original printing runs can have many damaged issues, and differences in grade can change over time. Like Corey said: there was once a... bigger market for "collectable" comic books, it collapsed years ago leaving only the oldest and most important copies in the high value range.
@@williestyle35 Not to mention the speculation bubble that just tumbled all comics from the early 80s till now.
Yeah I know, I got a ton of those comic books, lol. The "bigger market" is a reference to that "bubble".
(:
why is pawn stars so interesting tf like i don't even need to go to history class
"I want what it's worth"
Well then sell it privately. Pawn shops aren't there to buy stuff from you so they can sit on it and break even or lose money.
it’s a show dude calm down
@@anson2457 Tell that to the people on the show who claim that they expect to get what it's worth. It doesn't matter if it's a show or not. The most annoying people on the show, are the ones who, after they get offered more than what they came in asking for, they then jack up their asking price to even beyond what they're offered, instead of being grateful and accepting the deal. I wish the expert would stick around to see the customer asking for exactly what the expert said it was worth.
11:13 rest in peace neil adams. one of the al time greats according to my teacher who met him as a child. my teacher said he encouraged him to be a comic book artist and to be the grounded awesome cool and influential teacher that he is today. i have neil adam to thank for passing his legacy down to all the aspiring comic and storyboard artists. rip.
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That Fantasy 15 is a $50,000 book today. Hopefully he didn't sell it until recently, and he's laughing all the way to the bank.
With the condition it’s in it’s definitely not $50,000
@@christianmcmahon1029 A 2.0 sells for $50,000. This is closer to a 3.0 - 3.5 even with Marvel Chipping. $50K any day of the week.
I don't know exactly when these episodes were originally aired but comic books now are worth more than ever before. Especially the Spider- man comic. That comic even with it's flaws is probably worth 20 thousand or even more now. Just look all the comics book/Superhero movies nowadays and just how popular they are.
I agree and asm 15 was worth way more than they offered many years before there show aired
The girl wanting the dress is tripping.
Right? I have a book that was given to me that's worth 3k, life is so unfair
I can't imagine paying, or wanting to pay $4,000 for a single article of clothing
I wouldn't pay 4k for a wedding
Those exaggerated handshakes are starting to annoy me.
Ditto. I thought I was the only one annoyed by Corey's over the top handshakes.
@@paulthomas8584 Corey like lifts up his arm when he’s going in for a handshake
I miss when the end of the videos used to have the guy say, “Mr. Brown and I got along famously.” Followed by Rick laughing :(
To be honest it’s probably an insecurity he’s hiding in himself. Nobody shakes hands like that lol
Yep and the “I’m taking the risk here”
Bob Hope's real name was Leslie Hope. When he first started out in show business he went by Les Hope. Somebody, his brother or manager (I forget) convinced him that nobody would pay to see less hope, so around 1930 he changed his stage name to Bob.
That Spider-man comic was a miss for the Pawn Shop. LOL It's kind of funny watching all of these misses by the pawn shop
That comic auctioned at 1.1 million
@@glddraco666 Proof that it was the exact same comic?
@@glddraco666 There's absolutely no way a VG to Fine auctioned for 1.1 million. The highest sale of that has been 54k.
@@KeyshawnJenkins I think he was talking about the 9.6 they mentioned in the video. But at a 5 that guy could've gotten a minimum of 25k, offering him 7k was criminal.
18:12 - Hey, spoiled naive girl, you're being offered the same either way, it's worth $3k either way, and you can't get the full resale value from a freaking pawn shop!
$1,500 would buy me my freedom, I wish MY LIFE 'sucked' hat much!! 🙄🙄🙄
Still, Chum low balled if it's worth 3k
Cuzjudd it’s a pawn shop gotta win somehow
I honestly don't understand who tf sells a vintage Superman VS Ali comic book just to take his wife to dinner. How broke you gotta be to do that?
He might be going to a really expensive place
it's a lie he needed to pay his coke dealer
Good thing he didn't have Action Comics issue 1.
Pp
He gave his real reason for selling the comic when he mentioned gambling.
I love when they bring Creators or Actors to verify something then they bring in an actual expert .
2 for 1 special and your item gets verified and appraised on live tv??
If you keep it that item would be worth wayyyyyyy more
“This is the *actual* comic book that showed up in season 17 episode 20 of pawn stars”
@@SourceCod33 not just that but that is a clip of the creator verifying it .. thats the best proof u can have lol
Bruh imagine going to a pawn shop to sell a comic book instead of a comic store where the person who owns the shop would know exactly what it’s worth, or even just selling it online because they are easy to move.
2:21 He said "turtle head". Lol! I'm a such a child.
“If my dads friend spent that extra five cents, I would of had 3000 dollars more”. How’s your divorce going
she's a cow
moooooooooooooo
THE SUNDANCE CENTRAL RAILROAD
She was kinda annoying
... spoiled brats!
Not sure how I hadn't watched this until now. Always love seeing TMNT books and who better to authenticate it!
21:00 You got some fingerprints on the back. That I just put there.
😂😂
Everette. Pretty sure his hands are clean. Let's not make dumb comments and pretend they are funny. Thank you. 😉
@Zenbinlo don't laugh at him. He thinks your laughing with him and supporting him. This is how we slowly weed out the dumb comments.
@@unholyjay1105 Really? Do you know what makes things funny? I bet you don't. :)
@@EGarrett01 no. But really. How can you say you appraised something or authenticated it when you never even touched it?
The star wars comic appraiser sounds just like Napoleon dynomite's older brother. Lmao
It's hilarious, the experts work for Rick, so it's like your real estate agent representing the other seller.
"would you go 30?" lmao
Lol that’s when you’re so desperate for money you make yourself look stupid
They were idiots to refuse it for $10k, it's probably $25k now. $16k was a fair price then.
I always get a kick out of the folks who find the actual value and still think a pawn shop is going to give them 3 times that amount.
It always cracks me up...
(Seller) "I've seen them sell on average for about $50,000, and one sold for $70,000. I'll take $100,000."
That first appearance of Spider Man is worth a well over 50k now. He could have bought it for 10K.
The Brit expert for the Ninja Turtle comic looks like the Undertaker.
Let me call two of my buddies for this. One is a expert on star, and another is an expert on wars.
For that Amazing Tales #15, currently, on Gocolllect, a 5 is going for 37000. This guy is getting criminally underballed.
-Owner: I ask for 60,000
-Expert: This wort 20,000
-Rick: I can give you 8,000
-Owner: Well i was at 60,000, so what about 30,000.
I think he didnt pay attention.
People don’t seem to understand that a pawn shop is a business. They’re not going to give $10k for something that is worth $7k. They have to make money and the general rule of thumb is 50%. They’re not there to lose money.
30% preferably
I’m surprised the first expert didn’t just appraise the book just in its current condition, then just tell Rick after that he can press it and get a drink on the side.
The girl wanting 4K for a wedding dress looks like the teenage girl from dinosaurs
Hahaha throwback
Which ones hotter?
Hahahaha
lol nailed it
Charlene Sinclair!!! That show is STILL hilarious and deep.
The way chum grabbed that amazing fantasy had me swinging
How long ago was the episode where the guy brought in Amazing Fantasy #15? A CGC grade of 5 sells for more than $70,000 today. Graded copies that are 0.5 sell for over $20,000.
Girl with the star wars one id crazy 😂 I want retail 😂
First guy: "I love your works man"
Also him: want to sell it.
if only Rebecca knew a lot of about comic books.....
Shes a 6
Chill
@@rosssmith9941 so still out of your league, eh?
@@thomasmathew13
& he doesn't have good taste.
@@thomasmathew13 triggered smfh
No expert would touch comics with their bare hands.
On this episode of ... "Let me make a call"..... 😂😂😂💯
It’s worth 11k current conditions .. I’ll take 60 😂😂
I'd really like to start seeing the proof of the experts opinions in regards to value.
I didn't realize Edward Snowden was back in the US grading star wars comics in Vegas for a pawn shop.
AF 15 5.0 is worth exponentially more than $10k.
All of these comics are worth so much more now.
She had a MAD comic and never bothered to even check it!
Lost case...🥳
Whenever they say “hey I got this guy I want to look at it, he’ll know more than I will” walk away you boutta be lowballed worse then they already planned on lowballing you 🤣
Not always, there’s been a few times the appraiser appraised it higher than the original asking price.
What about that Amazing Spider-Man #14 first Green Goblin that came to the shop? Or those Incredible Hulk books or when Chum had Stan Lee authenticate his signature ?
these guys are always touching the comics with their greasy fingers.
Amazing fantasy 15 in a 5.0 45,000 now hope he kept it
I’ve watched a bunch of these compilations and it’s astounding how many people there are who have zero idea how a pawn shop works.
The show is completely scripted.
The man that graded the comic looks and sounds someone that makes gadgets in movies
unbelievable, that guy touched in amazing fantasy introducing spider man without gloves
The fools. That book is worth well of 50K now.
Corey seals the deal with his classic ...sneak attack handshake 😅
The TMNT guy got FLEECED.
That comic, at a 9.4, goes for as high as 90k in one outlier buy, but normally 30 to 60k as he said
The comic book expert reminds me of Kip from Napoleon Dynamite.
“Napoleon, don’t be jealous that I’ve been chatting online with babes... all day.”
Why was I thinking this exact thing.
Very disrespectful how many people were touching with oily bare hands.
Really? The girl with the Mad comic couldn't go down to 1400 from 1500??
I love Pawn Stars! Item is worth a million dollars. Pawn shop guys: "Best I can do is 10 dollars"
Premise of the story is that they don’t get a lot of comic books I guess