9 Things Corey Inherited from the Old Man... (Pawn Stars)

There are many memories here and most of those memories are with my father, the old man passed some of his belongings to his children and grandchildren. Today we'll look at some of the

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Pawn Stars host Cory actually

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from the old man. before we start the video make sure you enter our new giveaway we will be giving away any of these items it is your choice to enter the giveaway leave a like cover keywords subscribe turn on notifications and most importantly watch the full video, it's that simple. family properties it's about time I know I know After the premiere of the show Pawn Stars it quickly became one of the most popular television series to ever come to fruition with many fans, viewers and sponsors of the show the family Harrison was definitely gaining a lot from the sudden influx.

Money and freedom meant that the old man could afford to move into a nice property, so when the old man passed away, he left the property to his sons, who then gave part-time ownership to his sons, including Cory . However, there is something very interesting in this inheritance. is that the old man actually omitted one of his children in the transfer of his estate, according to court records obtained by the explosion. Harrison's original will named his wife and his three children as beneficiaries; However, in 2017 he signed an updated document that specifically cut out his son Christopher benefiting from the estate.

The document states that I would like to express my love and affection for Christopher but I excluded him from the will. The purpose of naming Christopher and removing him from the will is unclear. Rick Harrison, who starred with his father in Pawn Stars, was placed in charge of the estate as administrator, the filing in the will does not indicate how much Harrison's estate was worth. Corey, who is Rick's son, was also given part-time ownership, although we don't actually know the cost of it or what it looks like, we can assume he's definitely in nice housing as it seems like the Pawn Stars never had any problems with the money due to the great success of his program, so what does this say about the old man who left this?

Owned by Rick and Corey and Simple Company, it is a place where everyone can gather and enjoy memories of the old man. It's also a place they can call their own without fear of repercussions. The house was paid for and therefore off utilities like electricity. They can walk in and know that it is fully paid for and therefore exactly the kind of house to live in says a lot about the old man who would leave them this house and is a big step in showing that Rick Leaving a share to Cory means being a house

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that everyone can enjoy and have fun while honoring their family members, who knows if they will maintain it in the long term;

It's certainly a possibility and I would even go that far. as to say that they will most likely try to keep it for as long as they feel they can keep it, unlike many homeowners, but at the end of the day it was the old man's house and that alone is worth the cost. to maintain nice luxury cars or is it my problem, the shop buys between 12 and 15 cars a year, although not all of them make it to the show and, like his co-

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, the old man was a big car guy who owned in the 1963 Chrysler. 4-door Imperial, a 1966 Imperial convertible, a 1962 Cadillac Sedan Deville, a 1957 Chevrolet 150, a 1955 Ford f-100 pickup truck, and a 1937 Oldsmobile, as well as many more cars than ever before. they exhibited on television;

However, as you can see, the old man loves his vehicles. I guess my favorite is my 62 Cadillac. He said he owned that car for 18 years. The 62 Caddy. The 63 Imperial and the 66. His land yachts have the turning radius of the company the old man should know he spent his first career in the US Navy I was in the Navy for 21 years and then I left on September 1, 1979, he says I was always what I call a street hustler. I go to

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shops and thrift stores. I was always buying or selling. Always looking for a bargain while he was stationed in San Diego in the early 1960s he bought several cars at government auctions.

I had a friend who lived in Tijuana and he used to buy many vans and take them to Tijuana, they became taxis, however, the old man decided to give some of his favorite cars to his children and grandchildren after he passed away, although we do not know exactly which cars were given to his children, we can assume that Corey and his other relatives definitely got some cool wheels after their grandfather passed away. I have to wonder if the infamous 1962 Lincoln Continental was part of that package, since it was one that was gifted to the old man on an episode of Pawn Stars.

The first Lincoln Continental was produced as a personal vehicle for Edsel Ford and Forte's son, who wanted to create a promotional vehicle to help advertise the new Lincoln brand, the fourth-generation Continental purchased at Pawn Stars revitalized the classic shape lines and stylish with a distinctive rear suicide door and lots of chrome throughout, an added attraction for Pawn Stars may have been This was a continental classic filming in The Matrix as the protagonists preferred to travel when entering the computer program and had to navigate the dangers of the concrete urban jungle, but in reality it simulated an urban jungle.

This 1962 Lincoln Continental came into the store and Rick spent nine thousand five hundred dollars to get it, then he spent a whopping fifteen thousand more to redo the interior, so that's twenty four thousand five hundred dollars in total and after all that he gave it to her to the old man as a gift that showed a lot of love for the old man. that they would spend so much money on him regarding a gift again, we don't know what cars they gave to the family, but it would be cool to think that he would definitely return the gift they once gave him, the skill of him. to detect fake items you are thinking of, what makes you quarry in particular, you received some traits from your grandfather, one of them is your ability to differentiate between fake and real items, authenticating items is one of the most important aspects of owning a

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shop because the price difference between a real item and a fake one is very drastic;

However, throughout the seasons, we noticed that Corey had a great eye for spotting fake items, while he wasn't as good at it as the old man; We can tell you that he was a close second for best Authenticator in Pawn Stars. Sure enough, Corey got this skill from his grandfather, who taught him little tips and tricks to tell the real thing in front of your face. Those of you who have been watching Pawn Stars for a long time know this. Corey isn't the one who makes the wrong deal and neither was the old man in general.

This is not necessarily an item or belonging that Corey inherited, but we had to include it in the list because of the necessary skill he learned from The old man himself is the boss, the fact is the boss and everything I say applies when the program Ridgid's Pawn Stars was only on live television, the old man was known as the boss, the big guy in the store, but as the seasons went by we caught on. that Corey and Rick took over some of that leadership from the old man. Corey eventually became known as the store manager and also learned very well how to run a business thanks to the help of his grandfather.

Corey had stated that the old man was a major influence on his life and ability to run the pawn shop as a whole. He has also said that he has no problem firing employees who are not fit for the job. When I fire employees I just look at them and say: fired I don't prolong it I can do it with the mistakes but I can't deal with the stupidity, on the other hand it's great for finding new people to work at the pawn shop in general, his leadership role has definitely developed over time at Pawn Stars and we can credit a lot of this to the old man, the store, well, you've heard of the Pawn Stars pawn shop in Las Vegas, Nevada, everyone's heard of Of course, the old man, who was the founder of the pawn shop featured in Pawn Stars, had to give the store to someone after he passed away, so when the time came, he passed the store on to his son Rick and Corey, the titled old man Corey is the full time manager after his passing at that time, Rick also basically became the face of the store as the old man moved his position further behind the scenes, so early he left the store in Corey's hands over time.

Hopefully the store will continue to be successful through the years without the old man's face there and we're sure it will. Well, considering how much Corey and Rick have learned from the old man, it's clear that the show and the store will thrive for years to come - valuable life lessons. Is it the ever-lasting Gobstopper? Yes, that's the real deal. The old man lived a long and eventful life. Through that, he learned many valuable lessons, one of which was during his time in the Navy. Observers of the History Channel reality show Pawn Stars generally know that Richard Benjamin Harrison, also known as the Old Man, spent time in the Navy, but on the show there were only passing mentions of Harrison's time in the Navy, which viewers What they don't know is that he rose to the rank of first class personnel during his 20-year career.

In those two decades, Harris served on four ships, a destroyer squadron and a tactical air squadron. and a short-term one or in a maintenance activity center during a career that spanned from 1958 to 1979. I spent 14 years on board ships and was away a lot. Harrison told Navy Times in a 2014 interview that he's the only thing I didn't care about about the old man. The man grew up in Lexington, North Carolina, as was the case for many young people of the time. Harrison joined the Navy only after a North Carolina judge gave him an ultimatum that he either join the military or go to jail after stealing a car.

Son Rick Harrison wrote in a 2011 autobiography after recruit training in San Diego, Harrison served consecutive tours on the San Diego-based destroyers the Orluk and the 20th, leaving the Navy in 1962 after his four years were up, according to Harrison's divulgable information provided by Navy Personnel Command, so during his time in the Navy, as well as other important life events, the old man definitely had a story to share and was able to teach his children and grandchildren about life and everything that happened, some money, he is our Moyer Don. Amen, at the time of his passing, the old man's net worth was estimated at around eight million dollars and that is a lot of money, so what this meant is that after receiving the property, the old man's car collection and Plus, Cory got some extra money. from his grandfather and as we said before before his passing, the old man actually made a change in his will stating that one of his children would not receive anything after the old man passed away, but of course Cory was part of his will along with Rick and the Others Harrison obviously we don't know the exact amount of cash that the old man gave to Cory and his other relatives, but based on his net worth we can conclude that a lot was passed on and even if it wasn't the money that the old man He would probably be taken advantage of through his will.

The old man was a shrewd man in both life and business. He would have made sure that everything was taken care of in one way or another and that definitely benefits his wealth, but only the Harrisons know that his ethics. work ethic is in very good shape and according to Rick you are handling when it comes to working in any business, especially a pawn shop, there is no doubt that you must have the work ethic in order to be able to get

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done and keep them in March, the old man had a lot of ups and downs over the years, but he's been working on them no matter what and that's something he definitely taught Cory both through his words and through the lessons of his life once upon a time. that ended.

The old man was done with the Navy, in fact he joined his wife Joanna's real estate business as a part-time worker. The business was open for a few years and everything seemed to be going well, however, this was during the time when the United States was gone. With it being so hot, especially in the real estate market, interest rates on home purchases began to skyrocket until reaching 18%, which led the old man and Joann to lose millions of dollars and have to close the business, something that It has happened to many families that investing in the real estate market bankrupted many people, but the old man did not give up, not because his family needed to be taken care of, the accident hit them hard and they only had about five thousand dollars left. name, so the old man took Joann and the children and took them to Las Vegas in 1981 and using the money he had left over he opened the gold and silver coin shop with Rick.

They started with a 300-square-foot store, but by the time 1986 rolled around, he had already done enough to get them a bigger location.big and in 1987 he got a license to start acquiring and selling second-hand items that you didn't know you needed a license for, uh, regardless of whether the old man was handing out coins, jewelry, cars or something in between. he remained dedicated to his business history channel, writing a biography for him and noting that he had to learn a little about a lot of things very quickly, from Rolex to vintage cars. Richard is now armed with the rare ability to assess the value of anything accurately and reasonably.

In the episode of Pawn Stars it was noted that he had not missed a day of work since 1994, that is 24 years of dedicated work and that is worthy of praise and his time as his first chance was just the beginning of what is to come now as long as it is It is true that Corey still has a long way to go to be able to fulfill the old man's legacy, it is still something he can talk about with pride because he knows that his grandfather did not give up during the worst moments of his life, so if the quarry en He's smart, he'll do the same thing and, especially since his grandfather could have been famous on TV, he didn't start out that way.

What is important to note here is that the store opened in 1988 and yet Pawn Stars did not air on the History Channel until 2009, that means the old man and Rick ran the store successfully at the location located on 7 :13 Las Vegas Boulevard south for over 20 years before getting fame on television, which shows that they both knew what they were doing and very good at making memories there are many memories here and most of those memories are with my father there are no way to put a price on life but there is a way to put a price on the memories you made with a person you love and that is simply to say it is priceless to Corey Rick and the rest of the Pawn Star family.

It was certainly difficult to see the old man go, but his memories of him will be forever. The old man died surrounded by his family. proper way out, so to speak, Harrison received many honors in his life, including Rick and the Pawn Stars family receiving the key to the city of Las Vegas. Harrison himself received the key to Lexington, North Carolina, a fitting tribute to the place he grew up in his family and has given many statements about his passing, but this one from his son Rick seems to be the one. More appropriate. He will be greatly missed by our family, the Gold and Silver Pond team and his many fans around the world. a hero and I was lucky to have a great old man like my father that I was able to share with many others and they could see what a great family man he was, it's something I'm grateful to have experienced with him. a very full life and through the story of the TV show Pawn Stars touched the lives of people everywhere teaching them the value of loving your family, hard work and humor.

We appreciate everyone's thoughts and prayers and ask that we be given some privacy at this time while it has been a while since the old man passed away, it seems fair to say that there are many memories Corey will have of his grandfather working in the store with him going to various places around the world learning about the man who became a legend and so on. and so on