Pawn Stars: THE HOLIEST OF GRAILS! *Part 4* (4 More Super Rare Items)

strumming you know this is the Holy Grail of rock and roll I'm filling a thousand dollar record in my hand whoa that's a good time oh come on this is cool you got one we can put all this away this is all you need here okay , this is all you need and the value is about 1500. because no one has this record, everyone wants this record, okay, Cory can eat my shorts, oh, all day, he didn't think he got a good deal no I know this you're fine I'm fine this is this this is this I'm on the Golden Beetlejuice put me in the bathroom, yeah Johnny Burnet, now I'm on a Golden Throne, that's a quick win for me, especially since the values ​​at about three of them, how much would you pay for it? 345 ah honey that was amazing come stock today.

It started out a little slow but ended very hot because Johnny Burnette recorded off the chain. He has sixteen hundred dollars worth of records so he's definitely in the money and I can't wait to see Corey's face, he's great. You deserve one

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horn, I mean, it's a good deal, you know, yeah, here we go, thank you, thank you, thank you. I'll be doing this all week, it's yours, yeah, what exactly are they? Oh we have a couple of 1969 Murray Eliminator muscle bikes. and that one is actually in the OS, it's never been written so we'll have to take them to a test man before we sell them, just listen to him say no one has ever ridden this one , so I want to make sure it works.

I've been collecting bikes for about 20 years. I walked into Murray's probably about 10 years ago. I liked them because they were different from any other bike. I'm hoping to get eight thousand dollars for the pair and as little as I could. The shot was probably 7500. So what can you tell me about the bikes? One is a three-speed Murray F3 bike. I bought it. I found it in a bike shop that had been closed since the '80s. It was in the box and uh, I tried to keep everyone away, my kids tried to ride it. I told them no, you're not going to ride this one, and this is a five-speed Murray Eliminator Mark II.

This is the first year they offered these. They are pretty unique because of the slightly funky pretzel handlebars, this one has a brake shifter, they call it a drag shifter, you would pull it down and it would lock the rear wheel and you could do a cool burnout and then this is a guard billboard chain, this is all new to Murray. They made the chain guard big and loud to make the kids go ooh, and any

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icular reason you bought Murray's instead of Schwinns or yeah, I've been collecting bikes for about 20 years and I started collecting Squints like I most guys do and I just said, you know what I want to collect something that no one has.

I've seen them in a photo and I thought I had to have one of these, well yes, in the late 50's and early 60's. a lot of people started customizing cars, there are a lot of motorcycle movies out there, naturally, kids They started doing it with their bicycles. Schwinn was like one of the first people to realize and start making the big bars and they called them bicycles with wheels. Schwinn had great success with Murray has been producing bicycles since the 1930s and although they were quite expensive at first, over time they became known to their competitors as what would follow when they came to price like us here at Gold and Silver, did they? what do you want to do with that?

I'd like to sell you some idea of ​​how much you're looking to get or for this one I'm asking for 6000. On that one I'm asking for 2004. That's a lot of money for the Murray man. They are all originals. All. Yes. They are all originals. They are under the nuts and bolts. Do you mind if everyone comes and checks them? no, go ahead, let me bring someone I know to tell me a little bit about these, let me know if they're all original, it sounds good, okay, I'll be right back, I already know pretty well what it is and I'm open to someone coming and basically confirm my knowledge and what I have which are nice Murray Eliminator bikes in the 50's all over the country people were customizing motorcycles.

The same thing was happening with bikes back then, guys were customizing their bikes and making them look like the Choppers they were seeing out there, so in '62 Huffy came out with the first of the muscle bikes that came out with this kind of styling and then you have the stingray that came out a year later and Murray was trying to get on the bandwagon too, they started coming out with this F series and they made that '67 bike for about 10 years and this style of bike I think only came out one year, which was '69 and it had all the comforts, I mean this. is definitely the Holy Grail when it comes to Murray bikes here, so what are your concerns?

Corey, do you want to take a look to see if they are all original? Okay, yeah, I'll check them out. There are a few things we look for. because we want to see that the temples are original here, you know, we have some nicks and the Cobra temple seems to be peeling off a little bit, but everything looks original, everything feels good, all the Chrome looks correct, it doesn't look like it's been refinished. What we are looking for is factory correctness and everything is correct from the factory. All pieces are original. This is exactly what the bike would look like.

Let me see this one. What I love is simply the seat padding. I mean, he looks like you. I've kept them in a nice cool place because they're not hard or cracked, that's what you want to see. Verify that everything is 100 original on both. Alright. It's a great question. What do you think they are worth? not back there, around 1200, okay, don't you think being NOS makes it worth much

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, 1200 would be the premium on that bike, this bike here is definitely the holy grail, you don't see many of these coming . Marketed three thousand to the right buyers Johnny I appreciate it okay take care guys so the sellers seem to disagree with my assessment but just like the stock market these

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go up and down all the time , the Mark II is one of the most sought after.

Murray bikes, but in today's market I think it would cost at most three thousand dollars, so I'll buy three for the pair or if you just want to sell me this one, I'll give you 700. Can't do that, huh? I have more on that now and I have to be at least 15. And I can't go below 5500 on this man, we're too far away buddy, looks like we're not going to make a deal okay. be careful, thanks yes, I won't ride a bike today, they definitely made a mistake today, they will never find another one like it in the same condition, you know, their loss.