Pawn Stars: Cheap Items That Ended Up Being Worth a FORTUNE

Dollars. you know, my big concerns are that it's in very good condition, it's very well minted, most of these coins, the figure on the front and these F figures on the back are very off center, there is a possibility that this could be real, but I guess it is. fake, so do you have any documents related to it? I don't know, not personally, let me have someone take a look.Rick decides to call an expert if this is real this is a home run what year 400 to 360 BC. C. this is a chariot scene crowning the victorious charioteer so who is the person in front?

This lady is an Arusa water nymph so is she real? I have news, it is absolutely genuine, all the features are lined up, it has excellent metal quality, the strike is excellent, how much money do we have here, uh, $50,000, wow, I could hug you. Rick offers a price, I'll give you 35 grand, I mean 50,000 up to 35 we can meet in the middle somewhere I'll tell you what I'll give you 40 grand, anything more than that doesn't make any sense to me and 40,000 fa okay, great, this is great. A girl brings a print made by a famous artist she doesn't know much about this it's a Mark Shagal print that I have do you know who Mark Shagal was kind of very famous Q do you know the difference between impressionism and post-impressionism not really where it's from did you take out oh?

I have a rich aunt and she gave it to me, but she doesn't go with the decoration of my house. Rick begins to explain to the girl information about the print and the artist. There are probably like two dozen artists in the world where he only looks at his art, that's Picasso, right? o Renoir Chagal is one of those people who in 500 years will still be talking about his paintings and they will still be

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money if you ever have the opportunity to go to the Paris Opera. the house painted the entire ceiling oh wow, how you want it.

Maybe I don't have around $1,000 or something like that. Did you get any paperwork? I don't have any paperwork. Rick brings in an expert to make it look like shagal. That is a shagal image. This is the dream of Captain Bri ais, in fact, it is one of the most famous images of him. This particular image is from a work called dhus and Khloe, a 2nd century Greek poem. If you look very closely, you'll see a little crease here. This is a double. panel so it's a little more valuable and it's the only double panel that was in the overall set the expert reveals how much it's

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how much it's worth it's worth at least $88,000 amazing so you still won 1000 dollars um no, obviously I'll tell you what I'll give three thousand dollars for something low, he only said it was eight, what's your best price, the lowest, 6000.

I'll give you four thousand five, $4,500, not a cent more. I'll take a deal for 45, a guy brings in an antique. sword that belonged to his grandfather, do you know what it is? Actually I'm not very sure. I know my grandfather got it at an auction. It has some very interesting details, like Medusa's head, which looks like a lion right here. Ooh, that's very good, careful. it's crisp that's Arabic writing it has Arabic on the blade it has Russian writing right here I'm at a loss here having no idea what it's worth the owner makes an offer and how much you're looking to get I was looking for 40,000 I would like someone to come and take a look at it.

I know that this sword, actually, is like a sword of historical importance, so this sword belonged to the Russian prince Ivan Ivanovich adki and he was killed in the battle of Brienne in France by Napoleon's troops. Wow, this guy is killed with this sword. The expert takes it in his hands to examine it closely. This Arabic writing means that it came out of Persia, built with the intention of

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like a head of state sword. What kind of value does it have? you think this has I imagine you're talking 75 100,000 thanks for letting me see, of course, hear everything Chum needed.

He wants to negotiate the price. He would buy it for 20,000. The problem is that it's too big a risk for me. Now that makes me think I should find the right auction for her. Thanks for coming. I appreciate it after knowing the real value of this sword. I'm kind of glad I didn't sell it. Guy hands Rick an old coin to prove that he has one from 1922. test High relief matte finish coin Where did you get this? I bought it at a poker game. It's like one of the holy grails of American coins. The 1922 H Embossed Peace Dollar is one of the rarest coins in United States history.

How much do you what for her? 20,000 what you want 20 for sure, no problem, come on, this is worth a lot more than 20 grand. Do you mind if I call a friend to take a look at this? Rick absolutely wants it, but he has to make sure it's real. It's always good to be called to see an interesting coin. This coin is particularly interesting from a historical point of view and is rare, since the hen's teeth were more or less unknown and bore the high relief of the 1921 edition, all of which, by the way, were caught in a onewe period late 1921 so I guess your main concern is is it real, yes it is in an NGC holder which is wonderful, the holder is completely intact and genuine and the coin is perfectly legitimate, how much is it worth?

One of those recently sold. he brought a little over 100,000, this coin is worth a little more than 50, but less than 100. Rick has no more worries about the coin, so let's find out if he makes a deal. I should give you the 20 grand and I called Dave, I'll give it to you. you $65,000 what about 90? I think 90 is fair. You were willing to take 20 grand. I think 7. five is fair. Meet me in the middle at 80 and you've got a deal. It's a deal. Okay, okay, let's go to the front. I'll write to you a beautiful lady comes into the store to sell her ceramic duck we have a ceramic duck from khma Mexico do you know anything about ducks from khma Mexico um it kind of looks old it looks like the pottery they made you know like a couple thousand ago years ago, Rick shares some history about the item, so I mean, what do you think it was used for if you were supposed to drink from it or something?

It's probably something ceremonial. They really believe that the animals after your death would guide you. you to the next world what religion is the duck in probably an ancient religion that doesn't exist anymore some strange things have been happening in the house, things like falling off the shelves, I hear strange noises, the craftsmanship is amazing, you can still see the marks of kil burns and everything on the bottom, so it went into a kilm like this and came out with those beautiful finishes. I mean, how much do you want to get out of this, around 4000. It could be very, very old, but I would like it.

Someone look at it if you don't mind. Don't know. Rick decides to ask the expert's opinion. 20 years ago they made animals to go to a grave and they placed the body and placed these animals. around them they would be companions, they would be spiritual guides, but most of them would be eaten in the afterlife. It has polishing lines, so they would use a stone and polish it long before it went to the Kil. I see a The repairs here are almost invisible, so whoever restored it did a fabulous job. The assessment made by the expert surprises Rick and the client. 100% real, yes, 100% real.

From 300 BC C. to 300 AD. C., so how much is it worth? 8,000, so you will receive 4,000 for it. Okay, great, please, do you want to upload it. Okay, uh, me, you up. Alright. A customer enters the store to sell a rare coin. I would like to sell this gold coin. If I could, eight escudos. This is a Spanish stamp. Like the royal bark from Spain that I received from my grandfather when he died he left a safe full of contents. Do you know much about this? I don't know much about this at all Rick shares some details about the currency ad escudos um it was Lima Peru they had the worst mines in the world but it made a

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for the Spanish when the Spanish occupied Latin America and South America they used forced slave labor to work leaf.

Coins back then were rare, the size was not there. To be exactly correct, when they stamped these coins, you didn't always get a big hit like this. It's almost too good to be true. What were you looking to obtain? I would like to get 2000. This coin is not really great. shape but this is easily forged the expert comes to verify its authenticity it was one of those things that seemed too good to be true it is a shield ad Lima and in this corner there is an L which means the largest gold coin of the House of Currency of Lima Peru Made in Spanish there was a big scandal over a counterfeit, that's why I wanted it checked.

It has 27.0 G, that's correct. They will very rarely be right in most castings. They are underweight from everything I can see on this one. I would say it is. absolutely genuine do you think this is interesting? I would price it at 1,18,000. Okay, that's like finding treasure. What do you want? It seems like 1,18,000 to me. No, no. Why would we give you 10 grand for it? How are you? 12 How about 10 grand? Can't. I could take it somewhere else. How about 105? I wouldn't accept anything less than 11,000 11,000 11,000. Well, I made a deal. I'm surprised how much the coin was worth.

I had no idea, thanks for watching and as always like and subscribe for more content