Pawn Stars Deals That Were Insanely Expensive..

I'm going to get in shape, I'm going to give you a hundred thousand dollars, so I'm not really going to give a dime or you're going to get a good deal over the course of over 500 episodes, the world famous owner of the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop school, Rick. Harrison has made some eye-catching purchases. Rick used the store's considerable capital and influence to get his hands on some incredible pieces of history for large amounts of cash. All program staff have well-trained eyes and know a money-making opportunity when they see it. Even if that means spending large sums of money with that in mind, we've compiled some of the biggest purchases from the series.

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if you liked the video and want to see more of your favorite Pawn Star. Star moments, like and subscribe so you never miss 36 pages, this is how many albums you've been in in albums and movies and this is your name here Vic Flick Vic Flick not very often the owner original of a guitar He walked into the store and tried to sell his own guitar, however, when Vic Flick showed up with his guitar, no one knew who he was except the guitar expert, as it turns out that Vic Flick is the man who taught some of the greats, including Jimmy Page.

Imagine a man who claims to have taught legendary Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page how to play the damn thing, bringing his own guitar for Rick to buy. That in itself is one of the most unique moments in the show's history and after confirming who he was, Rick made the purchase for fifty-five thousand dollars without a problem. Thanks, you helped teach Jimmy Page. I help Timmy Page. I advised him on a couple of things. It's good to see you, so what do you think? I think I love it, there's nothing cooler than a 1932. Ford, when Rick made a house call to see his salesperson's 1932 Ford Roadster, he returned to the seventh season of Pawn Stars and it was in almost perfect condition. perfect.

Not expecting to leave owning it, she brought his son on the excursion and When they both tried to get in, they realized how small it was and that it was not a common and practical vehicle to drive themselves. Rick brought Danny, his car guy and custom vehicle expert, to the house to take a look and he confirmed the value of the vehicle was around seventy-five thousand dollars after showing it to him. Rick approached the seller and began negotiating a deal for the car. After a very stressful negotiation, they reached a settlement of sixty-eight thousand two hundred and fifty dollars, not a bad deal.

Get rid of it, but things change. I'd like to get around 105 at least, I'll take their 70. The 2014 Hertz Penske GT Mustang only had 150 built and the first 10 Mustangs off the line were for Hertz VIPs and other executives. This was also the only GT Mustang with a 6-speed manual transmission, so to really test it, Rick brought in NASCAR driver Joey Logano, who took it to Las Vegas, asked around at our track, and really tore it up. The rarity of the vehicle makes it one of the most popular GT Mustangs built in recent years. Joey estimated it cost about $75,000 and the seller started negotiations right at 7:00 five thousand dollars.

Rick offered sixty thousand dollars and didn't offer a dime of his own. Plus, after a few quarters of Bacchante, Rick was left with sixty thousand dollars and finally made the deal work. Thirty-two just received the football helmet from him. I mean, it looks like bronze. It looks like you can see that not only was it one of the most unique items ever. once walked through the doors of Pawn Stars, he was actually brought in by none other than the rap superstar and the inventor of wearing a wall clock around his neck. Flavor Flav's statue used to sit by his pool at his infamous Rockingham Ave home in Los Angeles when he brought the statue to the store.

He expected it to bring him $125,000. In fact, he got it when he did a radio interview and the station had the statue and wanted to give it to him, as crazy as it sounds, no deal was reached because Flavor Flav wouldn't budge on his request for one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars like the farmer told him. to the potato. I'm a plant, you now and I'll dig you later, just for your time, tell me about this super interesting metal I have, it's Polish. metal I looked it up on the Internet first, in one of the most surprising moments in Pawn Stars history, a salesperson walked into the store looking to unload a piece of jewelry that had been given to him by a family member without knowing exactly what was in the possession of the same.

The salesman showed them the spider brooch and Rick quickly examined it looking very nervous and excited to the point of almost coming out from behind the counter to shout that he knew he had something extremely valuable, but the owner had no idea about that, she just wanted to. a couple of thousand dollars for it and Rick surprised everyone by offering him fifteen thousand dollars. He could have taken the deal and run away from her with a crazy robbery, but he had to be honest with her a little, since it turns out she's worth 80 grand. Your fifteen thousand dollar purchase was a great deal between 30 and 40 of the big 30 was the golden age of cars, it was when cars really started to have style.

It's not very often that Rick makes a deal with a seller that ends up giving someone real gold in return. for an article, let alone a 1932 Lincoln roadster, but when approached by the owner, whose name is Uncle Phil, of a 1932 Lincoln roadster, he was drooling at the opportunity to own such a rare vintage vehicle. Uncle Phil got the car from a museum. a few years ago and was looking to get $100,000 for it, nothing less than this beautiful ride could be worth the $100,000 he was looking for, but Rick is in a buying and selling business and this type of item would be difficult to sell due to such a limited price . market Uncle Phil wasn't going to trade until the idea came up to sell him gold.

The deal closed for $95,000. This could sell for up to $170k at auction, but it's not in perfect condition, so buying it is a little scary. Do you want it for $1,500? The problem is that it is like buying a car without a VIN number. I could see former New England Patriots defensive back Brock Williams showing up at the store one day ready to make a deal for his 2001 Super Bowl commemorative championship ring It's not often you get an actual Super Bowl championship ring arrived at the store, so Rick was giddy with excitement over the ring when he saw it.

What made this ring so collectible was how ridiculously beautiful it was covered in 143 diamonds and was made of 14 karat white gold. It was the first time a ring exceeded the NFL rule on spending limits. Rick ended up purchasing it for $2,000. as collateral for a loan and kept it after Brock never came back for it now it's worth $100,000 tens of thousands of dollars but a hand engraved maker's mark just doesn't seem right to me so I called my friend who is an expert , so I could take a look. This here is a little different. Well, I have a 1922 Proof High Relief Matte Finish Coin.

Well, one of the rarest coins in American history is the 1922 High Relief Dollar Coin. If you ask any coin collector, will tell you that not only is it one of the coolest coins you've ever seen on Pawn Stars, but they would love it too. owns a proof one dollar coin and not only this, it is one of those few coins that are legends in the universe of denominations. The seller of the coin ended up winning it in a card game and wanted $20,000 for it when he entered the building, but after an expert came in and looked at it, the price was $100,000 after Rick discovered a good price, $80,000, he said. came to an agreement and both sides walked away happy, but less than a hundred, okay, thanks, no problem guys, thanks, congratulations, story for you.

This is a 1941 Gibson SJ 200, it was owned by Stephen Stills of the band Crosby Stills and Nash Stephen Stills was a member of the rock and roll group Crosby Stills and Nash and is a legendary guitarist when a young man appeared with it in In the Store , it wasn't long before an expert verified its authenticity. Jesse, their local guitar expert, loved the guitar, a rare 1941 Gibson SJ 200, and even informed the owner that the guitar itself was worth at least $75,000, but being owned by Stephen Stills raised that price. Another twenty thousand dollars after he left, the negotiation began with the seller seeking $90,000 but Rick offered 85,000 and they finally reached an agreement.

One of the reasons Rick loves the Qatars is because of how quickly they fly off the shelves in guitar

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shops, okay, I mean, the guitar itself is a flute, between 75 and 90 grand, when They talk about so much money, there is too much temptation to put a steel bar or something like that in the center and when they win he is so big, they don't make him strange weights, the owner of two hundred pounds or three thousand ounces of pure silver, Jeff decided that it was time to get paid for the investment his father told him about when he was younger, so he decided to get into buying sex and bags of silver, from bars to coins, it was all pure silver, the only problem was a bar of giant silver that could have been filled with other metals, so Rick had to try it, which was cool to see how it was made and he discovered that it was the Actually, the bid was one hundred and eleven thousand dollars, but that was the maximum What they could do for the money because of the limited amount of profit margin it would give them when you're talking about that much money, there's too much temptation. put a steel bar or something in the center and when they make them this big and that's all we have for you now thanks for sticking around one more time and counting our list of ten

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