Pawn Stars: Meteorite is VERY OLD and VERY EXPENSIVE (Season 9) | History

where did we get there, I have something here that is out of this world and we would be right, yes sir, it is a

meteorite

, that kryptonite, right,

meteorite

hunting is a hobby of mine, it is amazing to have something in your hands and it comes from billions and billions of miles away or the first human being to touch it today. I would like to get 4,700 for my stone. The minimum I'm willing to accept would be 2,000. What is made of iron nickel and just ordinary stone chondrite if you look around? On the outer edge here you will see what they call a fusion crust, which is the black line that runs along the entire exterior and is due to the material that melts when it enters the atmosphere; it's only been on the ground for maybe 3 to 5 months or so oh yeah a few months yeah and you can see here where it was lying on the ground you can see some of the sand from where it was lying on top of the ground and the fact that it's still It's rusty shows that the patina hasn't worn off yet if it was there longer it would be nice and smooth maybe it's not from this earth yeah I traveled billions of miles to land here and in your hands no more than billions , billions and billions, I mean, if it's real, it's really cool, I mean, I dig it, I think it's really cool, I mean, my big problem is that I don't deal with meteorites and I don't even know if it's a meteorite, okay, I want someone to look at it and do whatever they want.

Can you tell me it's a meteorite right here? I'm going to go find my jingle. I don't have meteorites, but I bought it yourself. A lot of it sounds good. How much did you want for him? I would like to get 4,700 in a while Let me talk to my friend first Okay, hang out, he will be here in a few minutes and Bola will do some business. One turn is enough. I've been hunting meteorites for the last 20 years, it's just a lot of fun. He takes me outdoors. It makes me feel like I'm young again. I'm a meteorite hunter brick.

So what are your concerns about this? Well, I mean, is it a meteorite? Well, I must tell you, you know a lot of people. Let's say: Hey, it's my rock, a meteorite. You know, it's rarely a meteorite, so let's say that first. Well, I want to get your hopes up there, so tell me a little more about how you found this. Well, this was found. on the dry lake in southern california why did i do with my magnet? Can I have your permission to do that again? Normally I don't put the magnet on a meteorite, but in the field sometimes you have to be okay, that's interesting, you saw how that I danced there that's a strong attraction this is really exciting I'm going to look a little closer what you are What I'm looking for is if it has these round grains of metal and if it also has these round spheres of silicates well then it's so it's a meteorite that rock is older than this planet that thing was salty before this planet solidified wow that's cool Chris tell me yeah about where the other piece of this the other piece is actually a UCLA right now it's actually cataloged and a Yes, it's well recorded in an international official media database.

The big question: what do you think it's worth? Well, Rick, I have to tell you that if this meteorite was uncatalogued, it would sell for ten dollars a gram, but this is a classified catalogued meteorite. $4,000 meter okay, cool, thanks dude, it was a real pleasure to be able to tell someone, hey, this is really a meteorite, these are the oldest rocks in the solar system, they're even older than the world, our own planet, the pop pennies are worth about 4 great I have to resell this okay they taste like work then you really look like a rock.

I have to find another way to make it not look like a rock and I'll give you $1,800. Did you make 2,250? It is one of a kind. to some extent it's the only meteorite in the world that has this shape right we took two big ones for it mm no I can't go that low I mean it'll look beautiful here under the lights I'll give you 21 I'm I'm not going to lie I'll give you a dime, I mean, that's it, that's it, that's it, twenty hundred sounds fair. Okay, deal, then thank you

very

much. Okay, see you there, in the park, with her or now. and $2,100 for something that fell from outer space and you know I didn't really have to do anything except pick it up, that's pretty good.