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- Rick and Chum are impressed by a man's array of screen-used and prototype props from the original "Star Wars" trilogy in this collection of scenes from "Locked and Loaded."
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Pawn Stars
Locked and Loaded
"Pawn Stars" follows three generations of the Harrison family as they assess the value of items coming in and out of their Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, from the commonplace to the truly historic.
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Rick: I'm hungry lets go to the donut shop
Donut Shop Worker: That donut will be $5
Rick: How about $3.50
Donut Shop Worker: Sorry sir, I can only give it to you for $5
Rick: Alright lemme call my buddy that knows a lot about donuts
Rick's Friend: Rick, in my professional opinion I'd put the value of the donut right at $5
Rick: Best I can give you is $3.50. I'm taking a risk here.
So true
If someone charged me $5 for a Donut I'd call an expert too.
I hadn't thought about that but yeah, it had better be one hell of a donut.
I gotta resell it, and it’s just gonna sit in the shop and get stale.
Rick : *Spends $100,000 on a screen used gobstobber*
Also Rick : *Refuses to spend $80,000 on Star Wars screen used props*
Well to be fair, from what Rick was saying, Charlie and The chocolate factory was a personal thing for him from childhood.
You can see it in his reaction to the gobstopper.
One more like and you will have 69 likes
Uncontrollable power
THERE IS ONLY 1 GOBSTOPPER. There's many Star Wars props.
A FAKE gobstopper
Look it up haha
Customer: "Hey, I'm looking to get change for a dollar bill."
Rick: "I can give you 63 cents. I'm taking a risk."
nice copypasta
Rick: "Well, ya know, it's going to cost me money to frame that one dollar bill."
SaVaGe I have a friend who knows dollar bills
wits of persona I can't tell you .... without a doubt that dollar is real. I've seen those go for about a dollar in auction
Jonathan Coombs lmao
"Let me call my disgraced authenticator down here so we can rip you off"
Guy saved himself from getting ripped off by my buddy rick here
uhhm no rick is a reseller if you want top dollar value for what your selling DONT TAKE IT TO A RESELLER
Yea but not 25 k ripped off guaranteed . He could've offers 60k and still made 15k . Easy work
TheDarkKnight There ares fees to sell it at auctions so it wouldnt be 15k easy
I don’t think you know how a pawn shop works. If he gives the dude $80,000 and sells it for $80,000, he makes no money. However, if he pays $50,000 for it and sells it for $80,000, he makes $30,000. That’s why they offer less. Every pawn shop or reseller will do this
Either ways the whole collection was probably worth more than 75,000 and that guys was trying to help Rick out by such a low price
That blaster alone could have sold for more than 100k lmao
Are you stupid?
likaboss7654 Who would pay 100k for it?
Dutch Van Der Linde Star Wars fans who pay money for anything based on star wars
Dutch Van Der Linde people would
Dutch Van Der Linde Micah would
"Oh it's signed by Jesus? I'll do 4 bucks and 56 cents."
I mean... bit difficult to authenticate a signature from a fictional character.
LOL
ccggenius12
It was just a joke
I have a buddy who knows a lot about Jesus
The signature decreased the value
I’m surprised how little detail the blaster had
Jake Fejer
I wouldn't be surprised, if this was fake. "You would have too wonder, what happened, to Boba Fett". Like really? Boba Fett never died. *Lmao* Some expert they brought in... huh?
Sir puss regardless, still looks like a shitty piece of plastic. But I still want it
He said it was a storm trooper prop. Even screen used they has A LOT of stand in storm troopers. This was not a hero prop so way way less detail. This prop needed to look convincing for a few seconds of screen time at a distance and/or while the person carrying it was moving. By Episode VI the hero blasters actually fired .22 caliber blanks and in the non remastered version in one scene where Lando is shooting you can see the spent cartridges being ejected. That prop would be an $80,000 prop on its own if not more.
Jake Fejer it's probably a stunt blaster made with rubber for troopers who have to fall down or get blown up. You don't want the actor getting hurt holding a metal blaster pluses it could break a metal blaster which would take longer to make then a rubber mold.
zzmax23
However, on July 16, 2014, Star Wars author and historian Jonathan W. Rinzler stated in a Reddit AMA that Lucas has said that Boba also survived the sarlacc in the new canon,[34] though this has yet to appear in official new canon media.
starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Boba_Fett
Edit: George Lucas wanted screen time of him surviving the Salic-pit. But, he couldn't fit it in for the remainder of the film.
Also, in *LEGENDS* (Keep in mind, these are *Tales / Stories* of what happen, between or after the films). He was alive for decades! Where have you been?
*DISNAY* discontinue legends sadly...
"I'm hoping to get £70 dollars for this pencil"
Rick: "I have a friend who is a HUGE pencil fan, I'll call him"
Gaming Collie EPIC
LMAO😂
Friend "Oh this pencil is real, and it's real worth is 50 not 70.
Well someone came in selling whistles, and had an expert that knew about whistles.
I think his name was Fadious. He's the eccentric chap, with the cap, and facial hair.
Someone brought in a cuckoo clock, and Rick had an expert that knew about cuckoo clock!
He also has an expert in aircrafts and modern militaria.
Customer: "I'm looking to sell my Virginity for $140"
Rick: "Lemme ask an expert to evaluate the legitimacy of this"
Lemme call my buddy. He's a gynaecologist. He'll be able to verify if the hymen is real...
"Hey can I get change for a hundred"
"Let me call a buddy of mine he knows all about change"
Xavier V lol
*calls drake*
Xavier V *calls 50 cents*
Xavier V lol
Haha. This comment freaking rocks. LOL
If the seller would of said 300 thousand , the other guy would of said 250 thousand
would HAVE said*
@@krijgsgeweld6324 thank you. This mistake has to stop.
@@krijgsgeweld6324 no1care
@RaguelRaguel BrattinBrattin stolen comment, you’re not clever, stop.
its funny how the bald guy always seems to have a friend that knows about the stuff lol
Sejus Mai this show is staged...
Sejus Mai ya
Sejus Mai ur obviously stupid
Scripted/show or not, like, if you're running a pawn shop as big as the man actually does (I don't care how distant he is from the actual real brick-and-mortar operation or not) then you will know a lot of people called appraisers who are usually specialized in certain areas. The guitar guy, the pop culture guy, the retro electronics guy, idk, you name it. Like, it's a real thing, I know people who own actual pawn shops that are not on TV and they routinely call in specialists to evaluate items. It's never done like, that quickly though. And it oftentimes doesn't even require a trip to the store. There's never any celebrity guest appearances. But for valuable items absolutely an expert's opinion is very valuable. Most pawn business doesn't revolve around top-notch valuables like that though besides jewelry maybe.
"Hey I got 300-year-old, half eaten wine infused cheese that was shot out of a cannon multiple times"
hmmm... I do have a friend that collects those... is it fine if i call him down?
It’s worth 700k
(Customer) I’ll do 40k
(Rick) there is no money to be made
(Customer) do you know what math is?
(Rick) I’ll give you a dollar and a packet of ketchup
LOL
"Math's" you mean.
@@stevens5541 It's both.
@@hashtheduck you will find it is called mathematics which if you will find the shortened version is called maths but for some reason the Americans have an inferiority complex that they don't have their own language so using English and try changing certain English words in some way to make their meaningless country have some meaning.....so if you want to be super accurate it's mathematics or maths in short
@@stevens5541 But people can call it both... stop judging people on what they say.
The "GUY" that he always calls always gives a lower price than the offer
Well if you want to sell sth you always call a higher prize first
Nah I remember he called a "guy" and he said it was worth more than the guy was asking for, but it was something from the early 1900's
There was a recent one about a leaf from an old bible and she estimated it a lot higher than the guy asked for
because rick has to make money too lol.
they do fix em occasionally so they don't get this bias, but apparently they don't do it enough because they still have the bias lol
When he calls “his expert” he tells the expert what there asking so the expert can just low ball their original offer by 5%
How many random friends does rick have??? Lol
Hector Ortiz as many that makes it convenient for the show .
Like four. It's the 4 same guys that know everything.
He just has a bunch of people in his contacts probably saying star wars buddy or art buddy
Hey, lemme call a friend of mine to see how many friends I have. My friend is an expert in that. XD
I don't know need to call an expert
I love how Rick is so inpatient that he just tells Steve to get to the point.
Rick is a Philistine and anyway, if he buys all that stuff, he'll have to frame it, and that costs money.
Glad the guy held.. With a bunch more movies coming out this will double or triple in value as these movies get released..
I think the most value will be when they actually stop making the movies. When collectors know that there won't be another sequel, they'll have to pay extra because there won't be anymore movies to get memorabilia from, so the demand goes up for the old items. Plus, if you have items from the original cast members, those are worth a fortune because a lot of people hate the new movies and don't like the characters.
In the same if you wait too long to sell, the interest dies. Props from movies in the 50's/60's used to carry value, now they're worthless relics whose better off in a museum than in some collectors possession
KazikoFPV check out when star wars iv came out
He already sold the whole thing for 145000 3 years ago
@@daviedelonge4086 He did really? Do you have a link to the news story about that?
Rick: I'll give you a used condom and 25 cents I'm taking a RISK
It's gonna take me for ever to sell this so yeah I'm taking a big risk here
If this is all real then its worth more than 75 000
no, lol
Yes very much real starwars fans would pay big big bucks are 50,000 just for the blaster
Merk % best I can do is 5$
I'll give you about three fiddy
tree fiddy
How does the seller look like a teenager and also in his 20's, 30's and 40's all at the same time?
Customer: Hey I got the first gun ever
Him: $8 Dollars
Customer: 😧
Lol
+Chris Lopez 😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈
Customer:"I have the cross that Jesus was crucified on signed by Jesus."
Rick:"Jesus signed a lot of autographs, the signature lowers the value."
First time I've ever seen the guy they called call other guys. lol
i know a friend who knows a friend and this friend knows other people's friends' friends who are experts in star wars!
Kevin *who are experts in experts on experts on star wars.
It's refreshing to see the correct use of the possessive in a TH-cam comment.
The old Star Wars cannot be beaten
I just wonder why some people are on this show trying to sell stuff they clearly ask for huge money so he won't buy it from them XD. I think some people just want to show off their collections.
+MxMoondoggie Rich people who collect items like that will buy the blaster alone for 50 grand. His price was perfect.
+MxMoondoggie Yup pretty much! *waves hand* This isn't the buyer you're looking for. lol
It's staged.
It's a win-win. Pawn stars has interesting memorabilia from Star Wars, and the guy has it authenticated. So there are a lot of reason :D
That OR they want the free publicity to help them along the way in their attempts to sell it down the road. You can literally say "As Seen on TV" for your lot of goods for everyone considering it down the line.
The seller seems like a nice, honest person.
This guy could just sell this stuff on ebay by himself for hundreds of thousands of Dollars
Not if its worth 75k
theyre not fake
The stuff got authenticated on camera, so like... and there are explanations for why some of the items aren't as detailed as you would think in threads on this video. Basically unless the Storm Trooper who was holding it was one of the ones who was prominently featured in a shot then he'll get what's called a "Hero Prop" vs. just a standard Stand-in or Extra prop (which were more common and were less detailed). I mean we're talking like maybe 5% of them were hero props the rest were held by the other hundreds of extras playing stormtroopers in the films.
EBay and PayPal take 12.9% as a group.
Nah that type of memorabilia you don't sell online. You find a private collector with $$$ and sell it to them. Not worth losing over 10k in fees.
"You got to wonder what happened to Boba Fett."
This is the way.
Rick "let me call a guy"
Guy: "let me call a guy"
Reality has officially crashed
To t
Better multiverse than MCU
That passion is never gonna stop...
Kathleen Kennedy: Hold my green alien tiddy milk
dude even the appraiser said 75k, Rick tried to low ball him to 52k lol. then when dude asked for 70k which is a loss to him since the appraiser said 75k, rick told him 52k, lol. like gtfo. At least offer him 60k, he could easily had flip that for 75k.
You do understand that a pawn shop has to resell the item. If 75k is the retail price, he has to get it for a bit lower than that so that he can resell it and get around 75k. I am not saying I agree with the price, I am just explaining how buying and reselling works.. lol
I was expecting a $60-65k offer. Star Wars sells quick as hell and that's at minimum a $10k profit.
Kzero nope. There is something called tax, display costs, storage fees, wages, transport....
@@VagueMemory I dunno, Ricks laugh was more hebrew than usual. lmfao
Anybody here after watching mandolorian and then talking what happened to boba
Looking for this comment
this man look like Mark jukerburg
zuckerberg*
+Madon Kom don't you mean jewkerberg?
Shane Williams no shit boi
Hey Rick I got a piece of paper that is signed by god himself, ill do 1 mil
Rick:Ill do like $ 0.03 im taking a risk man
lowball King 😂😂
Why is he a low baller?
aldhemar zambrano its business my friend. If he would pay for the asking price, he wouldn’t be in business for long
Man: Can i breathe
Rick: hmm... let me call someone that knows a lot about breathing
I love Star Wars, but for 50 grand .I'll take it.
+Omega742000 Why? Think of it this way, I'm doing this with my authentic Stan Lee autograph - I'm keeping hold of it so it's a collectors piece and when the time does come and Stan Lee does pass away, that autograph which is authentic as I said before, will be worth a shit ton of money. If I sold it now, I'd regret it when he does pass away because someone else will be like "Well I paid so much for this...now it's worth this, this is the best day of my life!".
I would have kept hold on all of it which I bet he would have done, then sold it off at auction or even on eBay auction with a reserve price of that amount - $80k and see people bid more once the said prop maker has passed on.
+Omega742000 Yeah, but who knows how much money that guy put into buying those pieces. He's looking to make a profit too.
Sherpaful Come on now.Be real He had it for years.
Omega742000 How am I supposed to know?
Because He said it.
4:50 “We’re in a galaxy far far away, no pun intended”
That pun was clearly intended
Also - it isn't a pun.
wow brilliant collection! I WOULD NEVER sell that!
Janeway931 i would sell it for 10 dollars.... no use to me
@@NanaoNganba sucker born every min I guess
Nanao nganba only 10 huh lol
@@NanaoNganba that'd mean money is no use to you either
@@NanaoNganba because you are a fool
"I have the biggest Star Wars freak friend"
**doesn't even know boba fett survived the pit which is considered casual fan info**
What happened *inside* the pit
Monkey Boy The Sarlac kept him alive and babied him
Monkey Boy he shot his way out after a while getting digested
I had to check to see if this video was posted before Disney decanonised legends, but your comment is from 11 months ago so....
@@dylanhultman3922 it isn't a part of the legends. It was written after Disney acquired star wars.
Rick: there is no margin for me.
75000 - 52000 = 23k
Yea but auction fees take up a ridiculous amount.
Rick: "I have a friend who is the world's largest star wars freak."
Seller: "is it possible to learn this power?"
“You have got to wonder what happened to boba fett” me who just watched the recent mandolorian episode 😏
What about the book of boba fett
“Passion will never stop” Wait til you see the new trilogy 😂
Underrated commsnt
Thank god for favreau and filoni, literally our only hope to save Star Wars from Kathleen Kennedy and her “woke” agenda. The ineptitude of these people can’t be quantified, imagine being so clueless and out of touch with regular folks you actually lose money on Star Wars, you’d think it impossible. I
@@terdferguson1736 I don’t think it had anything to do with a political agenda. They just didn’t plan or outline the trilogy and the writing was awful.
@@evancristianlopez5895 it was so many bit pieces that were scrambled. If they focused it more they could’ve been good movies, it was just a mess. There were some good parts in the new trilogy though
@@sanhitgutta32 The first movie was good at the time of being released but when you watch with the context of the other two films it was completely ruined
Why would you sell this? I would keep it!!!
I would Keep it
It's worth 75k, I would sell it in a blink. Dutch poor student over here...
People usually sell stuff because they need the money.
I would sell it quick
Ty Marshall the numbers don’t lie
4:05 "And you have to realize something. That passion is never gonna stop. "
Disney: "Hold my beer"
Good one
I have dreams like this:
Rick: how much do you want for it?
Me: I think $1,000 is good...
Rick: OK DEAL!
Then I wake up lying in a hospital bed without my legs...
Take it from better prespective. No legs, but penis long touching the ground now.
“Hey I brought this kidney in for you.”
“Let me call a buddy he knows a lot about human organs.”
Glad to see this fan and collector came to his senses and did not get low balled.
The blaster alone would probably fetch 100k+ at auction.
People who treat people like they’re losers for being nerds and being into Star Wars need to grow up. Rick and co are always so rude to Star Wars fans who sell things and they always treat them horribly and pick on them. It’s so irritating.
1:18 I was just like "THATS IT?"
“You gotta think what happened to boba fett.”
He lives
"I have the cure to cancer" "i'll give you 20 dollars"
People in the comments are saying $50,000 was a good price while I'm saying Star Wars is priceless.
Guy actually ended up selling at an auction for like 145k
Sb88 years later yes
Priceless doesn't mean what people seem to think it does. If it did, you could never sell it.
"In a galaxy far, far away..." no pun intended." Well, it was intended as it had nothing to do with the conversation.
If these are really screen used props he would be better off auctioning them with Profiles In History which had a tv show on the sci-fi channel.
Rick: goes to store and buys candy bar
Shopkeeper: that will be $1
Rick: the best I can do is ¢75
“What happened to Boba Fett”
Enter The Mandolorian
Supposedly was slowly digested over a thousand years.
@ 2:30... Wait a minute,
Did Rick's "Buddy" that he called to authenticate it, just call a "Buddy" to authenticate it??
I swear that was such a lowball on ricks part.
THANOS: I need to sell the Infinity Gauntlet. RICK: Best I can do is $5.99
Thanos: "It cost me everything."
Rick: "It's all burned up plus you don't have the stones so that really devalues it."
@@gregorymoore2877 jesus i completely forgot i made This comment😂
Steve: so grouped together I would price.....
Seller: as much as I would love for you to lowball and take advantage of me, I'm going to have you priced them separately
Steve: I think there better as a group
Seller: where'd you get your training again?
I will buy that..
using republic credits
Did anyone else see the constant nodding from the seller when the expert came in 😂
"You have to wonder what happened to Boba Fett" I wonder...
"We don't know what happened to boba fett"
WE DO NOW!!
I don't think anyone has literally seen Star Wars (or any movie) 1,000 times. That would be insane.
@MeowMix you're a fucking idiot.
In my opinion, you're junk.
nope that's you too :)
just my opinion tho :)))))
I haven't even seen it 1 time lol.
2:03 Now we know what happened :)
R.I.P Carrie Fisher
Matthew Hochberg Carrie fisher is dead as fuck, my only regret is that I didn't eat her ass
Matthew Hochberg true may the force be with her
Nothin' to do with this vid.
Mister Artist It does, though.
+Mister Artist shut up
Has six Star Wars pieces....Rick thinks he's REALLY into Star Wars.
Why is the “expert” always just below what the person wants?
Retro 89 usaully the seller does their research before they throw out a random number so theyre going to be in the ballpark, they typically ask for the highest number they’ve seen it go for while the experts give out more of an average price to expect
Dumb deal...shoulda took those items Rick.
Star Wars stuff will always sell eventually.
Star Wars collector: Can you do 70k?
Rick: There’s No Money To Be Made
5k IS ALOT OF MONEY
Spoiler alert 🚨. Apparently Boba Fett actually survived.
Rick: Lemme call in a buddy of mine
*Harrison Ford enters, looks at all the items, turns a sturn face to seller* : It belongs in a museum!
Seller: so do you!
Rick: I want to buy a lollipop
Cashier: That would be $0.10.
Rick: I’m gonna call a buddy of mine who knows everything about lollipops.
If he was willing to do 52 then 75 should not have been such a horrible price. Like the expert said this stuff is going to hold value because Star Wars fans are going to be collecting this stuff forever. He could sit on this stuff for another 10 years.
+Locutus for Star Wars though? People buy up pez dispensers if it is linked to SW lol
i feel like 80,000 is low for what he has
I never thought the "let me get a buddy" guy would ever say "let me get a buddy"
Buddyception lol
Its like the meeseeks effect
Ok but the boba fett is work 125,000 and u offer 100,000 for a action figure 💀
That dude called himself a starwars fan but didn't know that boba fett survived
The value can only go up, keep it bro.
Why did his friend say 75,000 and he's like ok 50,000 seems fair. Like no no
Tyler Hall profit
Honestly, for a pawn shop, that's a pretty good offer. When it comes to traditional retail inventory, 50% markup is pretty standard. Pawn shops generally look for (much) higher margins than that, so it stands to reason the guy either assumed what he had was worth substantially more than what he was asking (possible), or he never intended to sell, and the whole thing was scripted so he could show off his incredibly expensive nerd cred (almost definitely the case).
Rick should have met his price and resold it in like 10 years for 5-10 times that
Anything: *is worth 1 million dollars*
Rick: I'll give you 200 bucks for it
Nobody:
Rick: ah soo I have a frienddddd
Lol I love how he cut him off 3:19
“That passion is never gonna stop.” 😂
Loser.
@@titusmccarthy no u
Didn't age well. Disney absolutely murdered the franchise beyond repair, the passion absolutely has halted. Anyone who likes Star Wars today is an easily entertained lemming and this is coming from someone who loved Star Wars as it was once my favorite franchise.
yes, keep thousands of dollars worth of movie props right a the front entrance of your house, a burgaler will just f4cking smash the door down, take them, and leave.
This guy rips people off
Ayden Kresge he has to make a profit dumbass
2022 we know what happened to Boba Fett now
0:19
guy :that passion will never gonna stop
kaitlyn kennedy: hold my feminist hand book
Kathleen Kennedy
I HAVE A FRIEND FOR EVERYTHING HAH
Says he will call in the biggest Star Wars fan in the world , then the biggest scam/fraud of the entire show appears
fake
yes the gun looks really...
+TheGravygun And who the fuck made you the Star Wars expert?! Your mom?! They brought in an expert and he authenticated every last item there. He knows what he's talking about you don't, so shut up!!
lol dumb
+TheGravygun Wood shop shit.You want the whole package?
TheGravygun humano es un secreto a voces que las personas con discapacidad en la que me ha acusado a los estudiantes organizados por la mañana de ayer y no lo puedo hacer una pregunta sobre si se trata a sus fans en todo momento a otro lado del mundo y como no lo sé pero creo yo ja no te lo juro por mi culpa en la calle con los chicos que me lo dijo un amigo y yo a la mitad del torneo de golf de las cosas se han hecho que no
"You gotta wonder what happened to Boba Fett."
Bet he LOVES The Mandalorian.
"$70,000?"
"There's no money"
After being told that's its worth $75,000.
Homeless guy:can I get these twenties in ones?
Rick:I can get u 11.50
Guy:um...I can’t do that it has to be 20
Rick:....ok 15.36 I’m taking a risk here
Guy:18.50?
Rick:.............I need to...sell these it takes money to sell back.....look I’ll give you 17:50
Guy:....Alr let’s do it👌