+Poketto Perfect answer. Plus he got paid to bring it on the show. An item like that will fetch viewers. Star Wars nuts like ME will want to see it. Honestly he should have it AFA graded and sold at one of the top auction houses. This is something that a person with unlimited $$ would bid like crazy on. Hell comics have gone for $200,000+. This being like one of a kind. Wow. This dude has a 3 3\4" retirement fund. Damn!
Name's Bubba. Bubba Fett. I retired from intergalactic bounty huntin', just gettin' too old for it I reckon. Now I live on good ol' Planet Dag-o-bah, eatin' frawg legs and collecting Imperial social security while I'm at it. Naw it's not too much I reckon, but I never did need much more than Betty. Betty? Well, you may know her more by Slave One, but she makes a fine residence as well as a means a "gettin around". Doing my grocery shopping. Maybe a hooker from time to time.
Isn't it heartwarming to know a 3" piece of plastic is worth more than you? Edit: Ok wow thank you guys for all the likes i don't even remember making this comment. i just want to clarify that it was a sarcastic joke and that you ARE more valuable and precious than any material thing this world can offer. No matter how "rare" this Boba Fett action figure is, it can still be replaced, you canNOT. Much love - Kory
This is a classic example of them having a special item brought in for the show with no intention of it actually being sold. The owner was never going to let it go. He was paid by the show to bring it in so they could have content for the show. I bet it's still sitting in that guy's collection to this day.
Ditto. This was when they decided things that 'shoot' were dangerous. I think the Battlestar Galactica ships might have been the last rocket firing toys I had. Damn, I feel old now.
@@mergenbeen you implying that he can’t Vogue while dressed as Boba Fett? This is an insult to the 80’s Star Wars cosplayers from the “Like a Virgin” choir!!
Rick: so what do we have here? Customer: A 2017 $100 bill Rick: best I can do is $25 Customer: Are you sure you can't do 100? Rick: look I'll go 30 and I'm taking a risk here
Exactly right. You would search online for a diehard fan of star wars with deep pockets. Something like this properly graded by the AFA (action figure authority) should even go to Christie's Auction house.
Not just any pawn shop; a televised one. Moments after the episode aired, it was on Ebay as "the one you just saw on Pawn Stars." Listed 150k, 0 bids :)
Almost every show that has pawning and reality shit involved are predetermined and obviously scripted. All deals have gone down before the shoot. OR this was just an invited individual to appear on the show to showcase a rare item, with no intention of really selling.
If it's 1 of 1 in its existence, it's priceless. You can come up with any number you want, but it doesn't mean it'll sell at that price. To be honest I think it can possibly sell for $500.000+ to the right buyer.
People who are saying why would you pay $150,000 for a 'Toy' are clearly stupid. This is a one of a kind, prototype model of a character in a multi billion dollar business sector (Star Wars). I could bet there is some billionaire star wars fans out there who would pay into the millions to buy something like this.
+Vault Dweller - I agree, and the value probably just went up from it being on T.V. and referred to as the "holy grail," of Star Wars memorabilia. If you are a billionaire $150K is nothing to them. Also, it is a one of a kind, so the person who bought it can show it off to friends, and no one can else can say they have one. Star Wars is so big for so long that it isn't going away, so it will hold its value. Also people spend millions on rare postage stamps, and they are just a tiny piece of paper, so a $150,000 for this seems cheap by comparison.
then when that billionaire die. Their heir will give the toy away to a charity or simply throw it in the garbage thinking it's not worth anything. That is why i never understood collecting. I collect 45 rpm records. I know very well they are not worth anything and when i die they will end up in the trash. I would rather spend money on experience now like traveling, owning my own buisness, pursue education.
MrPetitsebastien Yeah but even that action figure would be worth nothing to a Billionaires child so if they threw it in the trash it wouldn't mean much to them.
@@stephenm8898 Until some kid finds it, opens that package and looses the rocket. However, if the child chokes on the rocket and dies, the price significantly increases, because now the toy has "a history"...
This Kenner Star Wars Boba Fett prototype action figure sold for over $200,000 in auction, setting a new world record according to Hake's Auctions in York.
@@bulmasan6331 (I know this is an old comment thread) Your points are true, but especially with online markets and auction houses, this one-of-a-kind collectable could easily reach or even exceed his asking price. This was likely just to display the item on a widely seen collectibles TV show.
Yeah? In how long? What if this guy gets cancer before he sells it? What if he gets hit by a car and dies a week later? Better to sell a piece of plastic for 100 grand and keep your time.
For anyone who loves toys, especially Star Wars Toys and EVEN this amazing gem (Rocket-Firing Boba Fett).... There is a fairly new series on Netflix called "The Toys That Made Us".... And episode 1 is ALL ABOUT Star Wars Toys! They even talk about this wonderful figure and also call it the "Holy Grail" of Star Wars Toys and Collectibles! I was just watching it recently and when they spoke of the Rocket-Firing Boba Fett, I got all excited and said "Hey! That was on Pawn Stars!" So, I thought it would pass the information along to anyone else interested in learning more about this toy, Star Wars toys, other toys, or people who love collecting things like this! LOL! I know I certainly do! :-) HAPPY COLLECTING!!
It's all staged. A lot of the time it's for their mutual benefit even if no one ends up buying/selling anything. Guy comes in with rare expensive item and gets free advertisement and let's collectors know theres someone selling that item. The pawn shop in return gets to show off a rare unique item in an episode.
I had this figure when i was a kid and it was grey orange like and i burried all my toys underground idk why . Now my backyard is full of burried toys but we have cement block which covers the dirt so to get to them we have to move the blocks .
If this was a genuine chance to buy it and not just set up fro tv, I would've paid $150,000 in a heartbeat if I had that sort of money to invest with and didn't need to quickly turn it over for a quick profit. That toy will eventually fetch 1 million guaranteed. Easy.
A million in the far future seems iffy. You would have to be a 1979 kid (which I am) and at 45 years old now, that means only 40 more years of really maintaining a status of a holy grail. I am certain that if you didn't experience Star Wars movie in that time period you would never feel the connection to drop mega money on it. It be like a 2000 kid being super connected to the Lone Ranger or Dagwood, never going to happen.
I would have taken the 100 grand offer from Rick. Where else is he going to find someone willing to pay a six figure amount for a toy? If this guy comes back into the store with a changed attitude... Rick's offer will drop to 50 grand.
Heru- deshet probably not the most optimal choice but trying to find the right buyer is a time investment and if you time is worth something then you won't give a shit.
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Every time he says “Bubba” Fett my skin crawls. Take it from him.
Throat punch him
Kris I agree
Obi wan,whats your name?
KID boba,bubba fett
Obi wan,whispers ,you have no meaniing
Obi wans light saber,shroom
Yeah, me too. It always did, even when I first heard it said in the movie. Don't know why. Well I guess, I actually do, but who needs to be rude....
My mum says bubba fett and my dad says bomba fett
WHY WOULD YOU TAKE THAT TO A PAWN SHOP. Put it in a freaking auction, he'd probably get the 150k easily.
You can put a reserve on it.
exactly
+Poketto
Perfect answer. Plus he got paid to bring it on the show. An item like that will fetch viewers. Star Wars nuts like ME will want to see it. Honestly he should have it AFA graded and sold at one of the top auction houses. This is something that a person with unlimited $$ would bid like crazy on. Hell comics have gone for $200,000+. This being like one of a kind. Wow. This dude has a 3 3\4" retirement fund. Damn!
Poketto Nailed it.
Crystal Meyer maybe yes maybe no that's the thing with auction you never know
Dude: "It is something I love more than anything"
Me: "What's it called?"
Dude: "Bubba Fett"
He had no intention of selling he just wanted to flex
That would explain saying no to 3 years of middle class income in exchange for a plastic figure he only collects to sell.
Free promo, someone crazy will offer him even more than 150 after watching this
@ that's not going to happen
@@thebadthinker2 and yet, thats what happened.
That's something to flex about? Too bad for him, and maybe you, too
This is an insult to the Boba Fett prototype Star Wars toy community
Clochard Ruelle
It’s cuz they’re chooches!
the Boba Fett prototype Star Wars toy community? They have more members than toys :)
I almost choked on my Pez reading this.
Why would there be a whole community over a one of a kind toy
Bubba Fett
Die hard fan yet can't pronounce Boba Fett's name right.
dakillerbb21 bubba*
dakillerbb21 Bothered me the whole time trying to correct him.
dakillerbb21 XD
Name's Bubba. Bubba Fett. I retired from intergalactic bounty huntin', just gettin' too old for it I reckon. Now I live on good ol' Planet Dag-o-bah, eatin' frawg legs and collecting Imperial social security while I'm at it. Naw it's not too much I reckon, but I never did need much more than Betty. Betty? Well, you may know her more by Slave One, but she makes a fine residence as well as a means a "gettin around". Doing my grocery shopping. Maybe a hooker from time to time.
Bubba Fatt was his prison name
Isn't it heartwarming to know a 3" piece of plastic is worth more than you?
Edit: Ok wow thank you guys for all the likes i don't even remember making this comment. i just want to clarify that it was a sarcastic joke and that you ARE more valuable and precious than any material thing this world can offer. No matter how "rare" this Boba Fett action figure is, it can still be replaced, you canNOT.
Much love - Kory
Buck Wild the 2nd Im priceless bud.
hes not your bud
LO Paper 😭😂
@Eag2n
3 3/4" dumbass..christ!
🤔3 3/4" you mean (wow). AKA 1/18 scale.
M8 keeps calling em "Bubba Fett" Smh
Fucking millennial cucks.
Lukas Jenks yeah
Lukas Jenks
Yeah that got on my nerves
Yeah, that's pretty fucked up.
Yeah was thinking the same if you are a true star wars fan it is bo-ba fett not bubba fett
This is a classic example of them having a special item brought in for the show with no intention of it actually being sold. The owner was never going to let it go. He was paid by the show to bring it in so they could have content for the show. I bet it's still sitting in that guy's collection to this day.
He thinks the rich leader of star wars collector land is gonna bring him a big briefcase with 150 thousand dollars .
Actually, it was sold at auction for over 209k. Which is a classic example of Rick low balling a customer.
@@MadMoler And imagine being a grown man who paid $209K for a toy. That's a loser dude all day long no matter which way you see it or how you cut it.
@@emichels You're 100% right.
@matttim5095 he would have had to pay taxes at the pawn shop as well
Rick: I can only offer 100k
Man: I want 150k
Rick: why should I pay 150k??
Chumlee in back ground: because he's holding a thermal detonator!
Excellent comment lol👌👍
Love the reference
Lmafo
Underrated comment 😂😂😂
*Walks in with Honus Wagner 1909 baseball card*
Me: "I want 2.8 million, firm."
Rick: "Best I can do is 20 bucks and I'm taking a big risk here."
andreww1212 dead 😂
andreww1212 I'm laughing so much 😂
andreww1212 😅😅
You forgot the smoker's laugh.
andre
Bubba fett wtf. Yeah such a master of Star Wars this one is
Big Mike swear thats a pokemon
Reece A what?
Bubba felt his sisters butt
@@cylentkills he didn't have a sister, hes a clone
I had the toy that was glued, it was always such a bummer because you could tell it should shoot but couldn't.
Christopher Jones how many are out there?
Christopher Jones its 1 of 1 carded originally not recarded. It was made carded for a convention.
Not hard to unglue it.
Ditto. This was when they decided things that 'shoot' were dangerous. I think the Battlestar Galactica ships might have been the last rocket firing toys I had.
Damn, I feel old now.
It's EXTREMELY hard to unglue it ;) It also has no mechanism, so cannot fire.
The thumbnail makes this look like something from Robot Chicken.
Lee Raynold Fr, I thought it was another Robot Chicken video, till I saw the title, lmaooo.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I thought the same thing
Lol
This figure would be double the price now after Boba's return in season 2 of The Mandalorian!
*Edit:* And now with The Book of Boba Fett 💰
How
@@killinginmxtion5491 your mom
@@killinginmxtion5491 the mandalorian
You spoiled it
@@jadenyuki3138 that's on you if you haven't seen it yet
let me call in a guy who knows a little more about this: brings in george Lucas
Bahahahahahahaha awesome
And it turns out not even he was aware of it's existence. 😄
This is the guy that brought the Madonna planner and didn’t sell it lol
Yes that is Robert doing the Vogue. Probably an actor.
Actor I swear!
He has the same limp when he walks out if you watch both videos.
It’s called a fake reality show
@@mergenbeen you implying that he can’t Vogue while dressed as Boba Fett? This is an insult to the 80’s Star Wars cosplayers from the “Like a Virgin” choir!!
He “loves” Boba Fett.. but can’t pronounce it right..
@@ghosttoast8610 no its not but alright
@@ghosttoast8610 have you ever watched... nvm lmao
@@sheepdoghr415 Not in a long time,I took that from another comment,looks like I got dunked on
Cause he isn't a true collector...just a wannabe, he is an investor..probably from silicon valley
*a rare and desirable item*
"This is the holy grail of its kind."
@luciano andreola I would have taken Rick's offer and left with 100 grand.
1% of comments : he should of bought it it would of been a nice addiction to the shop
99% of comments : It’S BoBa NoT BuBbA
Cesar Vialpando underrated comment
@@kmorg5 actually overrated
Its boba not bubba
Addition not addiction.
@@_BAD_MERC_ hahaha got eeemmm
anyone else get triggered that he says bubba Fett instead of boba.
Loose Screw Productions yes
I’m not even a Star Wars fan and I know this isn’t right
i guess they didnt want to sound like they were saying the smoothie drink name instead :P
Here
Yeah, becasue accents and regional dialects don't exists.
The phrase the "Holy Grail" is serially abused on this show,
This is the holy grail of youtube comments.
Except this is actually the Holy Grail of Star Wars figures. If it was mint on card it would be worth around $500,000
@@darrian3394 I thought it was mint on card? Had it been recarded ?
He only took there for publicity people he had no intention on selling it that's why he threw that high number and didn't even budge
and added the bounty pun at the end
Any publicity is good
To me; any publicity, is good publicity now people can give him better offers
So more actually fans would give offers
I've altered the deal pray that I don't again
Every time he said buba fett a piece of my soul died
Hubba Bubba Gum
Bubba Fett
Bubba ho tep
Boo boo fett
Bubbs
Reaaaallly hope the show’s exposure was enough to get that man a sale behind the scenes at home. Guy deserves at *least* what he’s asking for.
DiddyKongVsLuigi he sold it for 375,900 last week in Texas to a millionaire
I am never was & never will be link please
JerkOffGaming link
@@Bruce6001 thats not a link kid.
@@adamkatt link
I never heard anyone say "holy grail" as much as this show
Fate
Exceptional Luna because they only get holy grails of history on the show, that’s why it’s so successful
If they didn’t continue to get holy grails on the show, it wouldn’t be as interesting
Ever watch gas monkey? Dennis is the king of holy grail
“This is the holy grail, it is the holy grail of holy grails.”
THE GRAIL..........and some shrubbery
I thought rick would be like
“Best I can do is 1000 dollars, I’m taking a risk here man”
Yeah I never thought he would offer 100000 dollars
Wow! This is my first time learning of this figure. When I was a kid, I always wanted that rocket to be able to come out.
I have memories of the rocket coming out , I could have sworn it shot out? Mandela anyone?
that guy must get the ladies. Hes all like wanna see my bobba fett action figure
"it's got springs and it shoots"
put him in a body bag, yeah......
the panties just pop right off.
Bubba*
Chocolate Face If he said it was worth 125+k ..
my dad has that one
edit: never mind it’s glued down
Well I did a quick search and it sold in Nov 2019, winning bid of $157,500 , which with the buyers premium ended up being $185,850! Absolutely nuts
0:40 Rick’s voice dubbed in from a different episode lol
Wow, I think you’re right. Good call!
Rick: so what do we have here?
Customer: A 2017 $100 bill
Rick: best I can do is $25
Customer: Are you sure you can't do 100?
Rick: look I'll go 30 and I'm taking a risk here
DragosPSYCHOPATH seems everything is a risk to Rick.
Why would you bring something like this to a pawn shop? He had no intention of selling it in the first place...
Exactly right. You would search online for a diehard fan of star wars with deep pockets. Something like this properly graded by the AFA (action figure authority) should even go to Christie's Auction house.
bigswerboski
Not just any pawn shop; a televised one. Moments after the episode aired, it was on Ebay as "the one you just saw on Pawn Stars." Listed 150k, 0 bids :)
Almost every show that has pawning and reality shit involved are predetermined and obviously scripted. All deals have gone down before the shoot. OR this was just an invited individual to appear on the show to showcase a rare item, with no intention of really selling.
@bigswerboski Obviously.. It is called free advertising.
he did this for publicity, he can easily make 150,000- $200,000
Aqeeb Hussain not rlly wtf
junior garcia stfu
bob villa mmm yeah he can
If it's 1 of 1 in its existence, it's priceless. You can come up with any number you want, but it doesn't mean it'll sell at that price. To be honest I think it can possibly sell for $500.000+ to the right buyer.
he only came on the show to promote his online auction, where he got his asking price.
Yep, although Rick couldve sold it for 170 easily
Taco Jesus interesting.
I've altered the deal pray that I don't again
People who are saying why would you pay $150,000 for a 'Toy' are clearly stupid. This is a one of a kind, prototype model of a character in a multi billion dollar business sector (Star Wars). I could bet there is some billionaire star wars fans out there who would pay into the millions to buy something like this.
+Vault Dweller - I agree, and the value probably just went up from it being on T.V. and referred to as the "holy grail," of Star Wars memorabilia. If you are a billionaire $150K is nothing to them. Also, it is a one of a kind, so the person who bought it can show it off to friends, and no one can else can say they have one. Star Wars is so big for so long that it isn't going away, so it will hold its value. Also people spend millions on rare postage stamps, and they are just a tiny piece of paper, so a $150,000 for this seems cheap by comparison.
I thought the prototype was a loose figure? First time I've seen this Fett variation carded.
then when that billionaire die. Their heir will give the toy away to a charity or simply throw it in the garbage thinking it's not worth anything. That is why i never understood collecting. I collect 45 rpm records. I know very well they are not worth anything and when i die they will end up in the trash. I would rather spend money on experience now like traveling, owning my own buisness, pursue education.
MrPetitsebastien Yeah but even that action figure would be worth nothing to a Billionaires child so if they threw it in the trash it wouldn't mean much to them.
MrPetitsebastien It's more of a sentimental factor rather than its value.
I love vintage Star Wars; but for that kind of money, I'd rather buy a house. At least that's a guaranteed investment.
Believe it or not so is this. The price of this will never go down
@@stephenm8898 Until some kid finds it, opens that package and looses the rocket. However, if the child chokes on the rocket and dies, the price significantly increases, because now the toy has "a history"...
@@chrisvanderwielen1530 😂😂
Who ever open the package I hope they choked by a rocket
Expert: you can sell this for a minimum of 125,000
Rick: I'll give you a 100,000 for it
This Kenner Star Wars Boba Fett prototype action figure sold for over $200,000 in auction, setting a new world record according to Hake's Auctions in York.
And Rick only offered the guy 100k.
If anyone is wondering it sold for $256k
Hurts my ears everytime he says “Bubba”
It sold on craigslist for $3.00
CHARLIE SHEEN that's Winning
CHARLIE SHEEN lol
CHARLIE SHEEN "I feel that the experts opinion is a little low. Unfortunately the offer of a hundred thousand dollars is a bounty I cannot accept"
Nah thats what the first season of Anger Management dvd sold for.
2 1/2 Men got $5 and a crack pipe. In honor of Charlie's excellent comments.
The guy probably paid $200,000 for it and now realizes that was dumbest thing he ever did in his life.
venusiansky nope. Plenty of star wars collectors would kill for that shit! Probably gets offers 24/7
If he had 200K to pay for it more than likely he's very wealthy and 200K doesn't mean as much to him as it does the average person.
It's called trying to salvage their money back.. just because you bought something for 200k, doesn't mean you'll sell it for 200k
venusiansky NO wow... a few years ago it was sold for 110k and things like that just go up in prise
venusiansky
Do not underestimate the power of rare toys with geeks.
As a boba fett collector, I would love this in the collection, but yeah that’s a lot of money
And yes, the "expert" of all "experts" was called in. He's an expert on signatures, books, art and above all Star Wars.
Lol 🤣
The guy turned out to be a fraud.
@@cliffniiranen1044 Yes, he was a fraud. Therefor I used quotation marks for the word "expert".
Dude that man got lucky, i really thought he was gonna say 50k. I would have taken it
MrDeluxe865 why when Star Wars nerds would pay more
You'd be a moron to take $50k for it. It's worth $250,000+
Ryan Austin remember this is a toy here & for quite a bit of money. Not that many people are going to look at this you & say I'll give you 100k for it
Videl San oh you’ll be surprised, many people are collectors
@@bulmasan6331 (I know this is an old comment thread)
Your points are true, but especially with online markets and auction houses, this one-of-a-kind collectable could easily reach or even exceed his asking price.
This was likely just to display the item on a widely seen collectibles TV show.
should have sold it
johnnyjaaav hr
johnnyjaaav ik but white people always screw shit up
Not even some fans would pay millions for it
Ziffly exactly
Yeah? In how long? What if this guy gets cancer before he sells it? What if he gets hit by a car and dies a week later? Better to sell a piece of plastic for 100 grand and keep your time.
Bubba fett
Nathan Turek the internet is a strange place. A comment from 3 years ago with exactly 69 likes, and nobody’s changed the forsaken number.
I love how he says one of one, but multiple are floating around some place in a private collector's room
R3TR0 When they say it’s one of one, there’s definitely more owned by a collector
How lol its one of one?
I’d give that guy a Million Bucks for that figure if I was the boss of the store.
Rick: "You love this Boba Fett more than anythig in the world? Everyone has a price. The best I can do is $20."
For anyone who loves toys, especially Star Wars Toys and EVEN this amazing gem (Rocket-Firing Boba Fett).... There is a fairly new series on Netflix called "The Toys That Made Us".... And episode 1 is ALL ABOUT Star Wars Toys! They even talk about this wonderful figure and also call it the "Holy Grail" of Star Wars Toys and Collectibles!
I was just watching it recently and when they spoke of the Rocket-Firing Boba Fett, I got all excited and said "Hey! That was on Pawn Stars!" So, I thought it would pass the information along to anyone else interested in learning more about this toy, Star Wars toys, other toys, or people who love collecting things like this! LOL! I know I certainly do! :-)
HAPPY COLLECTING!!
Thanks
Rocket-Firing Bubba Fett
Yes omg I also saw that on Netflix
Someone broke into his home & stole it from him. I read it on the xvideos comment section
If he calls him Bubba Fett one more time I am going to go crazy!
Fresh Bricks bubba fett
1:33
That conversation tho💀
I own this figure, my parents bought it at a Military Base store in England when I was little. This is crazy
Seriously doubt you own this one. It was a once made prototype.
Me: it's boba fett
Pawnstars: unfortunately for you hystory channel will not see it that way.
"I am asking $150,000 FIRM."
this is the kind of guy that would deliver you a pizza and say PLUS TIP.
You should tip your pizza driver
Bring that to an auction and he could easily make triple that
It's all staged. A lot of the time it's for their mutual benefit even if no one ends up buying/selling anything. Guy comes in with rare expensive item and gets free advertisement and let's collectors know theres someone selling that item. The pawn shop in return gets to show off a rare unique item in an episode.
Bro loves it more than anything and cant even pronounce Boba's name right
0:16 when you trying to start your car.
i love star wars
I had this figure when i was a kid and it was grey orange like and i burried all my toys underground idk why . Now my backyard is full of burried toys but we have cement block which covers the dirt so to get to them we have to move the blocks .
Customer: I’d like to get $150,000
Rick: Best I can do is $1000
"I love this more than anything" Rick - "Do you know anything about it?"
It just sold at auction for over 500k
He can easily sell it himself Star Wars fans are everywhere
Dude just wanted to be on tv
That offer was a straight up insult after the guy told him minimum 125k.
Kool-Aid Man he gotta make money too
Mr. Brown and a Boba Fett action figure launched toy missiles into childrens' throats famously.
“This is pretty amazing!”....”Do you know anything about it?”
Rick: 1 cent and im taking a risk
Me: I want to sell this grain of sand for 3 dollars.
Rick: Hmm... I dunno I’ve got a friend who’s an expert of sand, he absolutely adores sand.
Rick - His name is Anakin.
What if the guy would have said “I’m just here to show you something you’ll never have”
Whatever Whatever they go there for the publicity 😂
He goes to store just to get free publicity and zero attention to sell.
Thats a good idea
Attention to sell? It’s “intention” my guy 😂😂
*Some say Boba Fett is still being digested in that monster's stomach to this very day*
He is. It was only 1983 and you get 'slowly digested over a thousand years'
Love how he casually walks around with 150,000.00 toy.
I’ve heard “bubba” fett one to many times....
"I have George Washington's sword"
Rick: Best I can do is 5$ and I'm taking a HUGE risk...
I'm never gonna sell mine. Ever.
Grayson Bilinsky I’ll give you 1 pound and some singin hinnies
@@Pioneer5118 deal.
Rick swears to god that he’s funny 😂 half the time he’s the only one laughing while the seller has a uncomfortable smile
Wow, he got the chicken dinner winner for real. Impressive price for the toy. Dont blame dude for not taking offer. Was fun to watch. Great video
Me brings in Jesus’ Grave*
Me: I would like 9 million
Rick: the best I can do is $12.50 not a dime more and I can’t take a risk
Jesus' Grave??
Asdf Asdf ah yes thank you for the fix
Looks like they didnt get along famously
I have not watched any single star wars movie and I now that it's pronounced Boba Fett
This and the Darth Vador with the 2pc lightsaber are the HOLY GRAIL.
What kind of person brings in a one of a kind, most rarest action figure to a pawn shop in the first place 😆
$100,000 for a stupid toy? I'll sell that in a second.
“Bubba fett”😂
the best i can do is 10 dollars
That's taking a big risk.
They brought in the autograph expert! Where’s the toy shack guy wtf?!?
If you are planning on selling it, go to auction or private sell it don't go to a pawn shop
If this was a genuine chance to buy it and not just set up fro tv, I would've paid $150,000 in a heartbeat if I had that sort of money to invest with and didn't need to quickly turn it over for a quick profit.
That toy will eventually fetch 1 million guaranteed. Easy.
Al Bundy true I would've kept it
He DID say that it was "a steal" for that price. He certainly KNOWS what it can fetch.
A million in the far future seems iffy. You would have to be a 1979 kid (which I am) and at 45 years old now, that means only 40 more years of really maintaining a status of a holy grail. I am certain that if you didn't experience Star Wars movie in that time period you would never feel the connection to drop mega money on it. It be like a 2000 kid being super connected to the Lone Ranger or Dagwood, never going to happen.
Rick’s wife: I want 5 inches minimum
Rick: The best I can do is 3 inches and I’m taking a huge risk
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I would have taken the 100 grand offer from Rick. Where else is he going to find someone willing to pay a six figure amount for a toy?
If this guy comes back into the store with a changed attitude... Rick's offer will drop to 50 grand.
+Earthman99999 The guy with a whole collection of onscreen props only got offered $52k, bit weird.
+Earthman99999 He can find out who Rick's buyer would be and sell it to him.
+Earthman99999 with the release of the movies shit like this will sell to direhard fans with money easily.
deadmeh
Which is selling anything to Rick is a monumental mistake.
Heru- deshet
probably not the most optimal choice but trying to find the right buyer is a time investment and if you time is worth something then you won't give a shit.
No one:
Collector:
BuBbAa FeTtt
"This is the holy grail item you've been looking for, Rick."
"What do you have?"
"The Holy Grail."