@@m4gician yes I agree let’s also take a tank Aircraft carrier 1000 armed carries 5000 arcs Because who know he has so much money he will have a big army protecting it
@@m4gician it is not necessary... when the old man dies.. his daughter or son will give them away.. for stupid tings like a trip or "a nice meal"..... How do you think that he ended up having that coin in the first place.. the one that was originally was given to state senators and congressmen...
This coin is literally the holy grail of American coins. They were all melted down, none were supposed to survive. This could be the ONLY coin of its kind left on the planet. Best I can do is 5 bucks. Okay, okay.. I'll budge on my price. 6 bucks and a 12 pack of socks. I'm taking a risk here. I'll have to send it off somewhere, get it framed, pay for my dance lessons and then it's gonna sit on a shelf for a few centuries before it sells.
finally someone who knew exactly what they had. i’m guessing he needed the money a little faster than an action would provide plus he accounted for the fees and the risk
I’m a coin collector and very fond of my coins. I have most likely lost money in this hobby but for me owning a piece of art and history is priceless. I can never sell my coins
Exactly the way he said it showed weakness. He should have said the lowest he will go is 160k. At the very least he would have gotten another 5k out of Rick who would have probably offered 155k.
Every time you negotiate, the person who wants it least wins. You have to be willing to walk away at any point in the negotiation to test the desire of the other side.
That coin is correctly pronounced "deem", but a lot of peeps even in the coin biz pronounce it dizz-me on purpose. Disme is originally a French word. The distinction Rick is making is "first coin struck by the fledgling US Mint". There were older coins made in America AND older designs called the 1783 Nova Constellatios that were authorized by the government to be made as patterns for a new decimal monetary system for the US. Those coins and the units they came in (called "mills") ultimately didn't take hold, but some coin peeps think that the few Nova patterns still in existence are the TRUE first coins to be authorized by the govt, before the Mint was online. Two of the Nova patterns were composed in 100 and 500 mill units. The 100 mill Nova is called a "mark" and the 500 Nova is called a "quint". They sold for $705K and $1.175M, respectively, in recent years at auction.
I have held a Liberia’s americana! One turned up at our local coin shop(Prescott, AZ) the coin shop bought a big bag of obsolete European coins for something like $10 without looking through it. Fast forward a couple years and on a slow day the owner decides to dig through all the “junk” bags he has under the counter and Lo and behold he pulls out one of these puppies! He sent it off to PCGS and it came back ms61. Holding this coin was one of the coolest experiences of my life! To think that I was holding a coin that was once held by Franklin. He sold the coin a few months later at a bid ANA auction for something like 26k. It was not the most valuable coin I have ever held but it was definitely the coolest.
It's Walter J. Husak - owner of an aerospace-part manufacturing company in Burbank. He sold his entire collection of 301 rare cents for $10.7 million in 2008.
2 things 1. It is a Half Dime (Disme is the french spelling of Dime.) 2. Although G. Washington may have been there for the first few minted he did not use Martha's silver set. Thomas Jefferson Deposited $75 in silver into the treasury and a about a week later received $75 in coin from the mint, He then proceeded to pay for things with them throughout the August recess from congress. He Journals the first decimal coin usage in the united states in his personal journal. So if you are lucky enough to own one you are in possession of an item T. Jefferson owned in 1792. (Reference "The Numismatist" Magazine Aug 2017 page 35-43)
Pretty sure there are already Homer Simpson Comis which pretty much have Ricks face on them. Amazingly only noticed the resemblance between Rick and Homer a few days ago.
I had my ISP contract coming to an end soon, so started to watch Rick Harrison clips to learn some negotiation skills. After months of viewing TH-cam and learning about Mr Brown I went from paying £30 PM to them paying me £30 PM.
So from the time created to now, those coins value went up thousands of dollars every 1 year that passed. That's crazy. Imagine knowing this when the coins were made.
RICK: Best I can do is a nickel for the Disme and a 2015 one-dollar-bill in exchange for the Libertas and that's as high as I can get. You see I'm taking a huge risk here.
Me: 200k and 600k for two coins? That old guy is crazy!
Expert comes in: "Yeah I'd say about 200k and 600k"
Lol
That’s actually what I was thinking.
I was thinking the same thing.. but since the "expert" said the exact same prize, i think, its worth more than that..
he never said he was crazy. he doesn’t want to buy anything fake, he doesn’t know a lot about money
Everyone like: 🤯
You could tell Rick actually got excited about this deal. That’s rare.
Yeah. Because he has buyers lined up to buy that coin at $250,000+++. He just made nearly 100k in like 5 minutes. You would probably be excited too.
He's a coin guy.
Ricks going to make 50 thousand+ on this coin like damm thts a huge deal!
@@TheBaBaTV he kept it
You obviously don't watch much pawn stars.
I love coin episodes!
So much history
I will pay cash money $100 just to touch the case those coins are in. Let’s start a line, I’ll even pay for the next person’s fee as well.
Same, I'd gladly pay $100 just to hold the case and look at the coin. Once in a lifetime opportunity.
You know what, I’m gonna go to the museum next weekend and drool. Damn that coin is awesome.
Coin and books. I'll let you guess why for the latter.
Something tells me these are the cheapest coins in his collection.
I agree. let's find Walter's address and rob him.
@@m4gician yes I agree let’s also take a tank
Aircraft carrier
1000 armed carries
5000 arcs
Because who know he has so much money he will have a big army protecting it
@@m4gician it is not necessary... when the old man dies.. his daughter or son will give them away.. for stupid tings like a trip or "a nice meal"..... How do you think that he ended up having that coin in the first place.. the one that was originally was given to state senators and congressmen...
@@m4gician stop!
@@m4gician i genuinely hope someone robs you of your most valuable things.
This coin, was like one of the HOLY GRAILS.... 😁
Deividas Melnikas Shtaufer Rick made 50,000 on the deal.
This coin is literally the holy grail of American coins. They were all melted down, none were supposed to survive. This could be the ONLY coin of its kind left on the planet. Best I can do is 5 bucks. Okay, okay.. I'll budge on my price. 6 bucks and a 12 pack of socks. I'm taking a risk here. I'll have to send it off somewhere, get it framed, pay for my dance lessons and then it's gonna sit on a shelf for a few centuries before it sells.
he chose...... poorly
Deividas Melnikas 9
Decion he chose........wisely.
finally someone who knew exactly what they had. i’m guessing he needed the money a little faster than an action would provide plus he accounted for the fees and the risk
Those coins go into the right auction, with how desirable/rare they are, i doubt there'd be much risk involved.
This seller is such a cool old man..love his demure and coolness..intelligent and humble!!
Demeanor u meant lol
Yup
Old man with $800,000 worth of merchandise, he needs to be careful.
@Nathan White Hhhh nice one
As long as you don't broadcast it you're fine.
He stays strapped up
You kno he got that glizzy
You might want to be careful what you say around a guy like that.
"Do you mind if I call Rebecca, she knows absolutely nothing about coins."
I’m a coin collector and very fond of my coins. I have most likely lost money in this hobby but for me owning a piece of art and history is priceless. I can never sell my coins
Saya memiliki koin seperti ini 1792 one dollar,,bagaimana cara jualnya,,from Indonesian
you may have gotten rid of mr brown but we will never forget
max J. Mr brown spent that coin famously
I was wondering how far I would have to scroll to find Mr. Brown... I am not disappointed
2 small little coins racking in almost $1m. That is amazing.
There are coins out there worth millions of dollars a piece.
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@@MikeLikesChannel 1933 Double Eagle be like: 7.5 million
Anytime Rick says SWEET he knows he got one over on his customer 🤣
Most reasonable seller in the history of this show haha he knew the value dead on and understand Rick needed to make money. Finally
He could definitely have gotten 160k out of him, you don’t bargain by saying “you can’t do 160?” that’s an instant “nope” to the buyer.
Yeah, when you negotiate you gotta have that screw it mentality.
Yeah, when you negotiate you gotta have that screw it mentality.
Exactly the way he said it showed weakness. He should have said the lowest he will go is 160k. At the very least he would have gotten another 5k out of Rick who would have probably offered 155k.
Every time you negotiate, the person who wants it least wins. You have to be willing to walk away at any point in the negotiation to test the desire of the other side.
That's ok he would've done it for 140
Dude had some nice coins worth a pretty penny. Was fun to watch. Great video
Robber: Give me all your money.
Coin Owner: I have no money, I only got a coin.
Robber: Save that to yourself, you're more broke than me.
That coin is correctly pronounced "deem", but a lot of peeps even in the coin biz pronounce it dizz-me on purpose. Disme is originally a French word. The distinction Rick is making is "first coin struck by the fledgling US Mint". There were older coins made in America AND older designs called the 1783 Nova Constellatios that were authorized by the government to be made as patterns for a new decimal monetary system for the US. Those coins and the units they came in (called "mills") ultimately didn't take hold, but some coin peeps think that the few Nova patterns still in existence are the TRUE first coins to be authorized by the govt, before the Mint was online. Two of the Nova patterns were composed in 100 and 500 mill units. The 100 mill Nova is called a "mark" and the 500 Nova is called a "quint". They sold for $705K and $1.175M, respectively, in recent years at auction.
Cool awesome!
He got scared to buy that other coin that's a rare reaction from Rick
Besides just being rare, it's also downright hilarious to see an old, small coin scaring someone!
(I'm not being sadistic, I'm really not.)
With a value like that, I'd think twice about buying the coin, too.
Its probably 10% of his net worth thats y
@@stetsonherrick8090 It wasn't the coin that made him think twice, it was the price he'd pay for it.
“We didn’t feed him very much.” Now that’s why I watch this show
That dude knows his prices... Spot on!
With two coins worth almost a million bucks I bet he knows more than the expert.
hello
Im a collector and these coins were to my knowledge the best of the bests, i wish i could just have an opportunity to touch&feel them
I just pulled up the disme, last sold at auction for over 900k.
Lmao I learn more from this show than I did in all of high school history😂😂
You dummy😂😂😂
He sells those coins on a pawn shop to buy some coins at an auction.
Makes perfect sense!
This was one of the coolest. American history along with the coins and all they are worth...wow
We will still crack mr. Brown jokes
In spite of the fact that Mr. brown jokes have become so overused and unoriginal?
Famously
Deividas Melnikas Shtaufer mr crack brown jokes famously
we will crack them famously and we will make America great again
Sounds so fun
I have held a Liberia’s americana! One turned up at our local coin shop(Prescott, AZ) the coin shop bought a big bag of obsolete European coins for something like $10 without looking through it. Fast forward a couple years and on a slow day the owner decides to dig through all the “junk” bags he has under the counter and Lo and behold he pulls out one of these puppies! He sent it off to PCGS and it came back ms61. Holding this coin was one of the coolest experiences of my life! To think that I was holding a coin that was once held by Franklin. He sold the coin a few months later at a bid ANA auction for something like 26k. It was not the most valuable coin I have ever held but it was definitely the coolest.
Rick's laugh sounds like an engine that won't start
*_XD_*
😆
😂
👍
It's Walter J. Husak - owner of an aerospace-part manufacturing company in Burbank. He sold his entire collection of 301 rare cents for $10.7 million in 2008.
Rick : one of these days there will be a coin with my face on it
Rick knows what he is doing. if this doesn't sell quickly, there's might be a cash flow problem.
He need security guard to protect that old man....lol
I like how in this specific episode it pretty much impossible for Rick to scam an person
3:53
Customer: You poor pheasants!
The look on rick’s face when he was waiting to hear how much 😂
this old guy knows more than the expert lol
I love this guy holding the coin. Nice and rarest coin I've ever see. thanks the video. I hope I have one of it soon.
Imagine what his children/grandchildren will be inheriting.
Rick's face on the outhouse token, LOLOL!!! He's so cool!
In loving memory of Mr. Brown will never be forgotten.
Coin episodes of Pawn Stars are my favorites....everyone loves Gold and Silver coins!
This is absolutely my fav pawn stars episode just imagine having $800,000 dollars worth just in two different rare types of coins...🤑
ricks laugh is the one thing i can't get out of my mind every time i watch this
Tell me about it
I'm Glad he didn't sell his coin to take his family to Disneyland
"SWEEEET!"
Ricks bluff/con worked
Ricks got some balls this season!
A Half Disme recently sold for fjust under 2 million, but it was a much higher grade (MS68 vs MS65).
MS 68 is getting very close to perfect.
Love Pawn Stars...Also helps you learn some cool history👍🏼
Everyone loves pawn stars
2 things 1. It is a Half Dime (Disme is the french spelling of Dime.) 2. Although G. Washington may have been there for the first few minted he did not use Martha's silver set. Thomas Jefferson Deposited $75 in silver into the treasury and a about a week later received $75 in coin from the mint, He then proceeded to pay for things with them throughout the August recess from congress. He Journals the first decimal coin usage in the united states in his personal journal. So if you are lucky enough to own one you are in possession of an item T. Jefferson owned in 1792. (Reference "The Numismatist" Magazine Aug 2017 page 35-43)
Its the guy who was selling the Partially clean coin to rick 😂
Best editing ever .. let me make some calls 💨 appraiser appears 🪄
Guy: "800,000$ for the pair"
Rick: "Best I can do is 20 bucks, it's gonna be hard to sell"
He has to frame it... its gonna be sitting in the shop for awhile taking up space..
Great piece of history.
1:09 "As seen on Pawn Stars: Ronnie Van Zant Hat. Display only"
jb111082 not surprised it’s display only. That’s the holy grail of Ronnie Van Zant hats.
Hey man I love all your videos:)
Well, best i can do $20 plus a chewed gum. Im taking a HUGE RISK
Do you people not get sick of that joke?
Best I can do is some toilet paper I just wiped my ass with... hows that sound?
nope
RwNZ1337 you people?
When does he finally give a fair price instead of robbing people? No wonder he and his family has become multi millionaires on the publics nickel.....
You would make bank robbing this place
Anyone that knows coins, know that these are some of the Holy Grails of coins.!!!
Yes. Holy grails. If I had a billion dollars, I could assemble the world's greatest collection of American coins.
That's very lovely video which is very cool to watch
Ha! Lol that exact coin(half disme) sold on ebay for 750,000 dollars!!! If he sold it to Rick he would have been scammed.
are you serious or you just want likes?
what if the buyer was a relative to the seller just to get ppl excited and cough up for cash when it would be listed again.
I am serious. You can search on the coin under sold items on ebay ;)
Dude this is an older episode. If the seller agrees to sell at a certain price he is not being scammed btw.
I have 106 old indian rare coin . I want to sell coin my whatsapp number +9779848724762
That very half disme is being offered on eBay at $624,800, as of 10/9/2018. There is a "Make Offer" option.
When a coin is worth as muchnas a brand new Lambo.
Its only worth what someones willing to pay?
Wonderful piece of American history. Superb.
Mr.Brown and I got along famously
Says the person who misspelled because why don't you fuck off
*Laughs like Rick Harrison*
No you didn't you liar.
Wolfy and Mr. Brown did not get along famously...
Daniel Tellez and Mr.Brown did not get along famously
These pawnstar guys.....Are just awesome they know the history of everything .....Right on the face
Not everything, that's why they call in the experts. But Rick does know a ton.
You guys know it’s scripted right? You think chumlee knows the history of some Victorian antique vase right off the bat?
*This man be carrying 800K in his pocket*
Great video beautiful coin
Pretty sure there are already Homer Simpson Comis which pretty much have Ricks face on them. Amazingly only noticed the resemblance between Rick and Homer a few days ago.
Omg I love the comment section on these videos. Mr. Brown and the comment section got along famously.
*Mr.Brown and pawn stars did not go along famously*
I had my ISP contract coming to an end soon, so started to watch Rick Harrison clips to learn some negotiation skills. After months of viewing TH-cam and learning about Mr Brown I went from paying £30 PM to them paying me £30 PM.
Rick: one of these days there will be a coin with my face on it.
Chumlee: hold my beer
So from the time created to now, those coins value went up thousands of dollars every 1 year that passed. That's crazy. Imagine knowing this when the coins were made.
This guys gonna have a good Retirement!
$800,000 dollars for 2 coins, never imagined that i would see this in my life time 💰💰💰
I can't even imagine being able to buy a coin for $150,000 wow.
@00:04 a PRECIOUS one! Love you RICK! Hope the seller will remember where he will put the coin after visiting pawn star establishment
RICK: Best I can do is a nickel for the Disme and a 2015 one-dollar-bill in exchange for the Libertas and that's as high as I can get. You see I'm taking a huge risk here.
Just looked up the 1792 Half Disme and its currently worth $685,000 on the NGC website.
Me: can you change my 2$ for two ones
Give me the 2 dollar bill... best I can do is 1 dollar back. I'm taking a risk bro
That Guy is like the older version of Edward Norton the way he speak and position of his lips really reminds me of edward norton.
Put some glasses on him and he looks just like Stan Lee.
That old man better watch his back carrying that Half Disme around. 😎😎😎
When you find a fresh meme 00:04
Old timer ain't scared to walk about with that pocket change!
Mr. Brown was like one of the Holy Grails which got along...
Famously
I LOVE❤COINS
Rick gold coin love !!!!
There are coins worthy of Rick’s face... they open the restroom door at Chuckie Cheese.
Stan Lee's weird cousin😂
2:40 i ain’t been broke in a minute🤣
I love how rick uses the same negotiating tactics whether it's 150 or 150,000
When he say sweet he finnese u 😂😂🤣🤣☺️.
*brings in really rare coin*
Rick: All I can do is a used bus ticket
I love his smile.
The missing Mr. Brown and the coin dealer got along famously.
Daaawmn! 😍😍 I want to just hold it for 3 seconds!!
Wait till the pez Community hears about this.
😂😂😂 I laughed for a good minute on this one. Thanks.
I have learned more thru this show than what i have learned in school😂