Pawn Stars: 3 Coins That Cost a Lot | History
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- Rick and Corey try to make heads or tails of the value of a handful of rare coins in this Pawn Stars compilation. #PawnStars #RickHarrison
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“Were you able to sell it to your computer” lol
He smirked at the end.
( knowing he low balled em)
Were*
🤣🤣🤣
Were, not where!
Were
“Let me call in my coin guy.”
Arrives wearing the store’s shirt.
I know from watching the show that that particular guy is employed full time by shop, not like the other experts who are consultants/appraisers. Maybe he wasn't in that day but it was worth calling him for such an expensive coin?
In the back parking cars🐳👽🐳👽5️⃣2️⃣🎬🎥✍️🎱
My recollection is that the first guy that works for the shop is an expert in U.S. coins, the second guy is who Rick calls for World Coins and is not employed by the shop.
"were you able to sell it to your computer?"
lmfao
Chairman Meow on ebay yeh
Actually yeaa lol
He should of said did you get along famously with Mr brown?
LOL xD
it needs to be certified
Rick "Ok, value is $15K but I still have to paid $35 for certification and wait two long days to sell it.
I'll give you $100
Let do the paperwork over there "
😂
man that first guy really could not negotiate. he was way too friendly and accepting, making rick and cory feel comfortable with only giving him around 50%.
That's what pawn shops usually give. 40-60% depending on how fast they think it will move once it clears the hold time (on everything except coins). Very rarely do they give 75-80% and that's only if they have a buyer lined up or the demand exceeds the supply (20 people a month come in asking if we have an XYZ and we see 3 of them come in each year).
Do some background research on this show and you’ll learn the price is already set before the filming of the scene .
The price: 15,000
Rick: decreases 50% of it
That coin sells all day long for $12,000-$15,000 at an auction and even if you takeoff 20% for fees the guy was a full unless he was addicted to something in which case he didn’t really have right use of his mind
@@kitrichardson2165 what kind of coin sir..they are buying?
price != value
3:52 Corey needs to start cleaning his nails.
Councilman Les Wynan 😂
Or go for the Guinness book of world records dirty finger nail record 😃
ChiefSam 7
😝😂😂😂
ChiefSam he wasn’t able to make a deal at Walmart to buy nail clippers 😂
experts: "This item is worth around $40-50,000."
Rick: "Alright the best I can do is $15, I'm taking a huge risk here..."
“What’s up, Rick?!”
“1861 Charlotte.”
Worth 10 grand
Rick: best I can do is 500, I got bills to pay.
Also Rick: makes 1 mil per episode
You believe what they claim to pay is legit? Lol. You think the hired extras in the background is real customers too? Lmao
He is talking about the pawn shop. Not his personal money.
"Things can happen when I send it off"
Yeah, it can go sbout 10k in value when you get it professionally graded and encapsulated.
Or come back cleaned
I love how when I watched this show as a kid, I always tought that (for example) 200-500 dollars for something people found randomly was A LOT of money. Now when I am actually working for a living I realise how insegnificant that money really is...
Yeah but It depends on what part of the world youre living
I remember when i was a sucker and thought Fiat money was worth anything. Now I know it's just paper trash.
Inflation exists. When I was a kid a candy bar was 50 cents. Now it's nearly tripled in 20 years
@@kylealexander7024 it's not just inflation is that people decide to still pay the up price. If people stay more careful with their money and said "screw this" a lot of the prices would go back down. Or businesses getting incentives to make sure stuff stays here over having more incentive to get cheaper work done elsewhere and bring back.
@@JHnat right. Just stop buying food.
Always cool to see things Ive never seen before. Pretty cool coins. Was fun to watch. Great video
I like how the silver dude that got 111k came in to sell his coin.
Love these guys there able to make lowest prices so well and it’s a laugh
Seller "I'm thinking $10,000"
Rick "Im thinking $100?"
RICK: "I have to send this off and have it appraised...I'm assuming all the risk.."
*cue worlds tiniest violin*
LMFAO
Not to mention he needs to frame it
Love this video
I like these quick cut vids.
My computer said $1000.00, "were you able to sell it to your computer?" Lolololol!
I saw all your episod on HISTORY CHANNEL. Thanks for informative video 🙏 🙏💗 love From India 🇮🇳
Mr. Brown and half eagles got along famously.
😱😱The song in the video is used in a recent Netflix tv show about pirates… I recognized it
EXCELLENT COIN I LOVE
That guy with the chinese damaged coin is the same guy who sold them just over 100k worth of silver after missing the boat on the price spike.
Can see now why Ricks got no hair, seems every day he's taking risk after risk, after risk.
Business is inherently risky.
You're spending a ton of money without any guarantees.
Notice the guy in the blue button ups body language and change in pitch in his voice. He's nervous as a long tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs. Dude slick stole it lololol. 🐱
Love the way rick handling rare coins with his fingers
The coin experts voice cracked at 1:20 when we says “thank you” lol
Thats the same actor who sold them silver for a total of 111k.
Paid actor...
He sold silver and now a silver coin... Probably its also from his collection... I remember him saying that his father advised him to invest in metals... So... You never know... IT can be the reak deak
@@mahmadmughal3312 you don't handle coins like that. you have cotton gloves and a coin that valued is in a proper holder. any numismatist viewing this is CRINGING big time. PS guys also know better.
@@dwightstjohn6927 Yeah your point is valid
Yep. Same dude wheeling around $111K in silver on a wagon through the streets of Vegas. GTFO ~~>
I love this show lol
“I dont know much about it”
Does a whole Wikipedia description of the item
It’s crazy how this empire works
People coming to u
I love this show
Last guy seems to be one who got bricks of silver once to the shop 🤭
I no write he got over a 100 grand Dame he spend that money that fast
Rick: so, what do you want for it?
Guy: 5 thousand bucks.
Rick: 5 hundred bucks!
Rick: what do you want fifty bucks for?
Seriously this has to be the best pawn shop ever. Ive never been to one that ever called an expert
That’s cuz it’s scripted Lol
The 3rd guy was on before, he had a ton of silver.
4:17 "were you able to sell it to your computer?" Lol
Love the show and watch people bring many things n.being said they rob alot 2
I asked Rick if I could get change for a 10 dollar bill, the best he said he could do was $5 😓
BattleDudeHD lies
"its a risk bud"
Lol
C J hi
3 dollars and some loose pennies
500 isn’t bad for that trade dollar, a regular au50 straight grade sells for about $450.
Low ball training well done 😂 😂 😂
I'm glad I read the comments before posting about selling it to the computer.
If rick offered me 8 grand for a 15 thousand dollar going I’d laugh in his face and walk out
“We don’t know if the chop mark is real, or just a damaged coin” as it sits in an NGC certified holder 🤣🤣
The Old Man would have offered less and the guy would have just took it. He was a Beast! RIP
Rick's go to phrase.." I am assuming all the risk"
It would be funny if a seller said that at the beginning of a negotiation
The first is so nice
1:47 when you get in trouble at work
Lmfao
Uhh This is pretty amazing...
If I ever go to Rick’s pawn shop the place I’m curious about is Right Over There.
It's where their counter and desks are. They show it all the time
pawn stars I love you
This is just the ‘let me call a guy’ show
yea they've really overdone that call someone thing
I got a buddy that specializes in guys who specialize in stuff
Well, they needed to be sure. As you can see in the video, Rick learned his lesson. So eventhough they know something about the thing, but they're not really expert about the price since it changes
Was a great show
Haha.. Change the name of the show to.' let me call a guy'
2:00 why don’t I find stuff like this, there should be a movie about this
Why do i get so happy when rick gets robbed. 🤭🤭🤣
8 grand and after an hour its all gone inside the casino 😂
A three legged dog, and my spitoon. Not a penny more.
The "Coin Guy Mike" looked at the 1861 C Mint mark for 2 seconds to "authenticate". Lol
Welcome to the “I’m assuming all the risk” show.
Corey.. “can you sell it to your computer” 🤣🤣👏🏻
Corey is the odd man out... hahahaaa...
❤❤❤❤❤❤ my fav the history and pricing I collect coins old Canadian coins it's a blast .
Do you want to buy a 1945s/m us/filipinas five centavo silver coin?
Rick is such a BS'er. "I have to send it off and do a bunch of stuff" So lazy, he no longer had the energy to come up with a story. lol
Craig Noble he has to send it off for grading to establish the book value of the coin. If it comes back as cleaned or at a lower grade like AU it can greatly effect the value of the coin. So he could lose money on it for that reason.
@@poacheddeer no need in explaining business to people. There is a reason why they collect a paycheck and don't hand out paychecks.
"Basically, what I'm trying to say is, I TaKe aLl tHe RisK"
@@greennbean listen that's a half truth and a dirty one at that. Rick does so much business with these graders that he gets these grades for basically penny's, 5 to 10 dollars max per coin. Graders cut deals like this for regular customers and charge normal people significantly more. So to say he takes all the risk is disingenuous at best and plain scamming at worst. As to the grade on the gold coin it's clearly not going to be BU but it would definitely be in the high AU category not mint state but were talking about a coin made in 1800's. Very rarely would you find a mint coin that old.
"im thinking 1000 (rick): ill give ya a buck"
Rick is the most positive man I have ever seen. His smile is something that can freshen up anyone’s mood.
Vanshaj Khera
You joking right.
Sweettasteofhoney Why would I?
Yes, makes me wanna punch someone in the face.n
Oh yeah yeah
3:51 the nails tho 🤣
“Let’s somewhat split the difference” :accepts a pittance increase in price:
One of my most favourite shows. ❤️
And straight back to the casino they go
Excuse me can you please give me change for a 20?
Rick: Best I can do is 6 Cheetos and a bus transfer
Lol
I'll meet you in the middle and give you this half chewed crayon
Ricks go to "I'm taking all the risks here" so $2.75 thats as high as I can go."
The robberies they do on these poor people lol all while laughing at them too is real Vegas
Worth 100 grand
"I can only give you 5$ and even then I'm taking a risk"
Rythian Black
This joke/opinion is over used. We get it brah!
nicenessstreak it's funny because it's so overused
"I LOVE PAWN STARS" MAC PLEASE
3:52 thats one dirty nail hahahha!
that first guy was really happy with 8 grand he must have found it or got it for next to nothing! and that last guy you know is heading right back to the blackjack table!
"there's a debate on if part of the history of the coin I just told you is damage or part of the history of the coin."
Get em..Corey
Lol, he thinks he made gain be buying the coin before calling!😅
Guy brings in a Byzantine coin
Rick: Where did you get this?
Seller: Constantine gave it to me
0:25 Do you really want to trust an estimate from a guy who's wearing the same shirt as the store employees?
Nice
I’ll give you 36 cents, a jar of Chum’s bellybutton fluff and this half pack of expired gum; after all, i am taking all the risk here
Alfie R nahhh 😂😂😂😭😭😭
Throw in a half of pack of Marlboro and it is a deal.
This is what the dude meant by "all the jokes are the same on these videos."
@@timplayz8705 you don't even know how to use it..
@@timplayz8705 misplaced my dude
Corey - “Mmmmkay”
All 3 coins got along famously
That Byzantine Empire coin 😍😍😍😍
Were you able to sell it to your computer?
Computer says No.
Mr brown and the coin got along famously
I also have many coins like that
Good to see some new videos... 👍 PLEASE some background music 🎶.. A little less STIFFNESS 💂♂️... 😉 good to see you all... :) really miss the old man 😎... :(
I worked for pawn shops.. and these guys make a killing hardly ever loose money
50% margin is a bit much. Even if Rick is “assuming all the risk”.
pawn shops were created to take advantage of people in desperate situations, not a market for fair exchanges lol
Not really. I used to run a store that dealt with CCGs. Top value cards I bought at 50% online store value. The rest I bought for $1/LB bulk. (NEVER go by what you see on eBay unless it's from a store. What people *ask for it* and what people *buy it for* are two different animals. The ones sitting there with a high $ value are still sitting there for a reason.)
I sold at 10% under online store value. This kept business in-house. (Online stores usually gave 33% value on purchasing).
That said, if someone asks what XYZ is worth, I respond "whatever someone else is willing to give you for it."
As a store owner, that item (cards in my instance) pays rent, utilities, and payroll. That is *if* you can sell it. Some stuff moved in *seconds* when people in the store saw what I just bought. Other stuff sat and sat and sat.
In the pawn store example, they have to hold everything they buy except coins for 60 or 90 days so police can see if they are stolen (notice how they study people when they ask "how'd you get it?"). Time between purchase and sale ("warehousing") is overhead that cuts into profits.
This particular pawn shop has 700 employees. A storefront that's a city block in Las Vegas. Utilities running 24/7. At least 3 off-site warehouses that I have heard of.
That's a lot of overhead. Each item carries some of that cost.
50% of low value is their standard offer. And it's reasonable when you understand business.
Wouldn't have let it go for less than 10k (on the first one)
Sounds like a good idea but the only way to sell a coin like that without owning a widely popular TV show pawn shop that gets to advertise their items to millions of people is to bring it to an auction. You wait a few months for a coin auction, hope that there is enough interest that it reaches the 15k (expert value) mark and doesn't go for a few thousand or less if there is low interest and if all goes well you pay them a 30% fee and you're left with 10k that they'll pay a few months down the line. Not that bad of a deal at 8k imo. Especially seeing as he was asking for 5K coming in and most pawn shops would have consulted an "expert" in private, they just do it for the sake of making the TV show more interesting and paid the 5K or even less.
@ 2:31 Oh look, it's discount Edward Norton...
How are they just holding these rare historical coins in their hands like that?
I like pawn star..
Can the first guy be any dumber?
"The coin is worth 15k"
"Okay I'll sell it for 8k"
it's crazy to me that these guys are never smart enough to go somewhere else.. I mean if I had a $15k coin and they offered me $8000 I would look elsewhere, at the BARE minimum I would hit a few other pawn shops before I gave it away for just over 50% of it's value
If you sell it at an auction, it's 30% off due to fees, so 10k remaining plus the hassle of time spent to get to one. I think 8k is a fair price
Rum Ham I would’ve got it certified and sent to auction
I didn’t know Dave was Cameron’s brother from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
First guy has a “ I’m a serial killer” face