BIGGEST MISTAKES on Pawn Stars
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- Pawn Stars make the BIGGEST MISTAKES.. These BIGGEST MISTAKES on Pawn Stars will blow your mind. If you love Pawn Stars, watch these BIGGEST MISTAKES on Pawn Stars. Drop a like if you love Pawn Stars. Comment below which of these BIGGEST MISTAKES on Pawn Stars shocked you the most.
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The biggest loss Pawn Stars ever had was when the old man went to the big pawn shop in the sky.
Good
@@bobgteen6496i'll say the same when you die :)
Real
Facts
Agreed
Yk I think these vids would be more pleasing with less commentary 👌👍
IKR Rick thinks he's funny with all his stupid come backs. His laugh is so annoying like finger nails on a chalk board.
Exactly
Sure but the background info creates more context - would u rather not find out why they made poor decisions?
Copyright issues for fair use requires him to commentate so much I believe. I agree though lol
Constantly explaining everything before it happens then showing it
"Do you know how rare it is to find his signature?"
"No, not at all"
"How much did you want to get out of it?"
"Well I did a quick search on his signature and found there's not many of them"
I'll never stop asking myself how did Rick oversee such an inconsistency in a seller's story.
You are aware he probably could have googled it while waiting for something right?
The "it'll take me awhile to sell it" is always used 🤣🤣
Me: Well be a better salesman!
Because it's true with a lot of the high price items. You need someone ready to spend a lot of money to come in and have an interest in some niche hobbies to spend on it
@@RockSteady38434 nothing to do with being a good salesman... you dont just sell 70k items in an hour right?
I'm gunna miss The Old Man. RIP Richard Benjamin Harrison ✝️😢
We all loved him fullhearthed
he's dead now
What he’s dead?
I’ve been to the pawn star shop twice and did not see anyone from the show except for the old man walking around the office, but nowhere where you could talk to him or see him. It was kind of cool. The shop is kind of lame. It doesn’t have anything like it shows on television. It’s just a normal pawn shop.
It's hard to feel bad for them losing any amount of cash considering how much they're making doing this.
Noone feels bad for them. They are professional scam artists
@@audemars_piguet13it feels like they are scamming the sellers, but to be honest the point of these stores isn’t to give me the exact worth of these items, it’s just to conveniently convert people’s attic garbage to cash. Most of these people can’t auction or sell these for the best price anywhere if they tried. Sure they lose some theoretical value in the sale but it’s a win for both sides if everyone makes money
@@audemars_piguet13you know you could do this too, if you got the capital then put it out there and reap the benefits
Noone feels bad for them. They are professional scam artists
@@visar2564 2 For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night.
3 For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape.
"my wife told me I have a bit of a napoleon complex"
"I can see that"
How his face shifts LMFAO
lol when? xD
@@flyingthor2650 @18:33 ;]
Can we stop being sexist to men?
like 18:30@@flyingthor2650
BRO I KNOW this made me literally slide down in my chair laughing
The Napoleon complex totally made my day and the rest of the year!! Hilarious 😆😆😆
😂😂I can’t with his face
The funny part of that saying is napoleon was tall for his time and would be above average even today lol, saying he was short was propaganda was to make him look bad by his enemies. People forget , napoleon had armies follow him, he was truly beloved by his people and soldiers , they all choose to stand by him, fight for him, and believed in what he stood for, I'd say a napoleon complex would be a compliment lol. A great deal of time, effort and stress went into destroying his reputation and history. I can't say I agree with everything he did, but his ability on a battle field, the loyalty of his troops, and love he had from the people were all things to be respected.
Dude’s face when Corey agrees with his wife saying he’s got a Napoleon complex 😁 😐
I noticed that too lol, he wasn’t happy about that
The expert failed to notice there is now a 500HP engine in it...
I think they were more talking about the aftermarket body and it not being the OG body
@@nickadkins7765They disclosed that it was an aftermarket body right when they walked up the driveway. The car was worth what they paid for it.
@@nickadkins7765 I think an exoskeleton Iron-man suit around my body is worth more than this fleshy meatbag I got
They mention in the video that it wasn’t an original body. Not sure what point the video is trying to make unless Rick and team picked up a different car than they drove.
The owner said it was remanufactured when Rick and Cory went to look at it
Vic Flick was a legend and that guitar was worth beau coups bucks. He had been with he John Barry Deven when they did Doctor No, From Russia with Love, AND Goldfinger. That twanging guitar is heard on These boots are Made for Walking (yeah he played with Billly Strange's orchestra too and Billy was no slouch on the guitar himself. The Pawn Stars got shortchanged at that auction. They should have out a minimum acceptable bid on it and refused to take less.
Only famous rockstars can add $50,000 value to a guitar. He may have been a prolific and notable session guitarist, but they're not rockstars who released iconic albums and were a part of pop culture. Just because a few guitar geeks know his name, doesn't make it a $70,000 piece of memorabilia. Jesse projected his own fanboyism onto the value, and also overlooked the fact that the vintage strat was missing its original bridge pickup with significantly lowers the value.
They made waaaay more making the episode than they lost.
I'm tired of seeing the Kobe jersey listed as a mistake. It was not a mistake. At the time, the Jersey was only worth around 15,000 (according to their expert anyway). It would be a huge mistake buying something that came from a person that was only in their late 30s, expecting them to die soon so you can make a huge profit. It would be hard to stay in business with that mindset.
easy 3 or 4 k profit
Their expert was wrong at the time too, he gave the generic retail price of a game used Jersey with zero consideration for the player. It was worth $20K easy, as the death simply gave a 10× factor.
They couldn't have have foreseen that he would die
Yeah, the episode aired two and a half years before he passed away. They likely could have made a decent profit if seller went so low as offer, but they would not have still had the jersey for so long.
5:54 that’s false- the professional didn’t miss the “hot rod” modification from the original, are you kidding?? 😅 Like he believed the ‘32 ford roadster was fuel injected with 500hp gtfo my guy.
$4000 for 6 rolex ? Lol that would have been the greatest deal of all time
His "expert" on car values missed the small fact that it was a hotrod modification with all visible steering linkage and the Axle were chromed and an LS swap ... Uh yeah right.
Plus he told them. As soon as he popped the hood, like wtf?
Rick is by far the worst negotiator ever, it's simple body language, when you see somebody say hesitatingly instead of sternly that they don't know if they can take your offer, it's a dead giveaway that they will take the offer they just don't want to you got to do better than this Rick come on
And if you offering him 67 and he's asking for 68 you know damn well he's going to take the 67, don't give this guy an extra $2,000
The way you say Cubic Zurconias is hilarious lmfao
The old man even pronounces it correctly not 30 seconds later hahahah
WHEN THANOS WAS IN WITH THE 6 INFINITY RINGS AND RICK SAID I GIVE U 1K
THAT WAS IT 4ME😂
Yep the count didn't know the difference between a original and a kit. 30k hotrod for over 60k
It's crazy that a sick guitar that played a lot very well known songs is 10x lower priced than some random dudes shirt -.-
If you are sharp.. you can notice the guy with the joe jackson books said he didnt know anything about the rarity of the signature.. but when deciding on a price he said he had quickly googled it.. thats a red flag right there..
The phone call after the Indian vest lmao 😂😂
So Danny (the Count) messed up and overvalued the car? I thought he was supposed to be an expert. I know they call him the Count but perhaps they should remove the o.
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Kobe’s jersey is definitely worth more now
Yeah, but it wasn't in 2017 when that episode was filmed.
I also watched the video
@@mimcduffee86 Is it known if the same guy still had the jersey when Koby passed?
kobe is dead now
@@badrrharri yeah it’s why it’s worth more now lol
As if the network didn’t milk this show enough, this guy is still squeezing and forcing any residual milk out of its teet haha
5:45 wtf you mean the expert failed to notice the car was a modified hot rod? Do you mean he didn’t know it wasn’t the original body?
The king of custom cars failed to realize it was customized 😂😂😂😂 Yea sure!
That's the dude from the show Gotham garage and he's always overestimating what cars will sell for
Nah, i think their biggest lost is the pokemon cards that was sold for only $500-700k by a seller that came to their shop, but later on, after several years it was market valued at around $18-20M
12:04 holy shit the guy got 20x of what he demanded for glad he had patience
Only if he had held onto it for another 30+ months before was selling it, which I doubt.
That Kobe jersey is worth so much now
Richard “Cory, why don’t you take it home? Maybe it will teach you not to be so damn stupid!” 😂
60,000 in labor. I didn’t ask you to build it! That’s on you dude.
Couldn't stop laughing about that Napoleon gaffe, looks like the seller couldn't believe his luck when gifted $2000, he probably paid about $10 for it then headed for the nearest bar and got tanked. 🍾 Like all businesses in collectiables setback mistakes unfortunately will happen.
Hardly an inexpensive car back in 1932. In 1932 500 bucks was 1/3 of an average American's wages. 😂
In comparison to literally every car before it, it was 100% a cheap car for when it released
Imagine the Kobe practice finals jersey now… RIP MAMBA
he's dead now
I am happy to see pawn brokers getting some of what they give.👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
What exactly do they give? They run a business. Don't like a deal, don't except the money.
@@sirroxalot well that may be true however for the ones that are not so reputable this pertains to them. Now as for you if it pertains to you heyyyy....
@@sirroxalot they’re also praying on people who are in desperate situations
A. Danny "the count" is an actor
.not an expert.
B. All sales on pawn stars are prenegotiatrd with the prediction team before it's filmed
C. The only pawn stars season that was anything close to reality was season 1.
D. The inside of the " pawn shop" we see is a filming location only. The background customers are extras.
E. To be a seller, you have to submit an application, everything is screened beforehand and you have approx 3 meetings with production staff before the seller is approved to be filmed.
its like WWE lol
A...wrong
B...wrong
C...wrong
D...wrong
E...wrong
Good video bro 👌 i like your editing and not too much commentary. Good job 💯
The 1932 Roadster the guy specified it was "Aftermarket." Danny, "the way it should be..." I believe that Danny did know this was "Aftermarket." This is one of those times where the expert is telling Rick it is worth $70-$75K at Auction. The mistake is that for the Pawn Shop to make money on this car they should never go above 50% of the auction price. They bought this car for their own personal collection, this is not a buy to Sell at a profit.
14:59 "Cubic ZURCANNNNNIAAAAS" 🤣
as soon as i saw the bridge pickup on the fender i said "hell no"
I bet that guy who sold that Kobe Bryant warm up jersey wishes he had it now. It would be worth a lot more since Kobe has passed away.
He probably did sell it after he died. Pawn shop never got it.
To be honest nobody can verify a joe jackson autograph unless they have a pic of him signing whatever it was because he could have done whatever for his signature nobody can be an expert on illiterate signatures
Yes, he couldn't write properly so he could have done all kinds of variations when he did sign various stuff.
❤ur laugh, Rick !! you’re my favourite
It’s called a STRAT not a stretch. Lol 😂. Love the videos though!!!
7:23 Math doesn't add up. $70k doesn't = $75k.
14:59 Zer-con-eye-uhz? 😂
Ooof, I'd like to see the jersey now.
Rick - "I cant buy it for $70,000, I need to be able to make money off it...'
Also Rick - "puts it for sell at $150,000"
The thumbnail is gold ahahahahhahaha
Missing out on Kobe was a bad idea damn 😂
That last sentence made me miss the old man😂😂😂
That Danny guy should have his own show
He does...where have you been
Tough business.. you have to be knowledgeable about many things.. very easy to make a mistake.
Lowballers karma is so sweet!
The 40k earings was funny as the guy gave his real details and real driving licence 😂 the hot rod they didn't buy im sure 😅 kobe shirt was the rgt choice as never worth 200k noooooo way😅
The historian guy always has bad news😂
That kobe jersey will go for a lot now
Them Rick wants his money back when someone messes up 😂lmbo
Dude - "Here's this rebodied aftermarket home built car".
Fool - "oh its original is it, take my money".
da fudge....😂
It's people like that for whom the "expert" in air-quotes was invented.
Lmao it always cracks me up when people see a common name and associate it with a famous person.
There was tens of thousands of men named “Joe Jackson” not all of them are “shoeless Joe Jackson”.
But according to Rick only shoeless Joe Jackson signed things 😂
15:00 whats cubic zerkinius or whatever you said lol, zirconia? Or zirconias for plural?
Cory never wrong he gets so mad but he loved when his pops is wrong
The way you pronounce Cubic Zirconias is wild man lol
I'm always happy when the pawn shop loses money 😂
What a terrible thing to say! What if someone said the same about you? 🤔
@@cornbreadhead7197 he’s not stupid rich like them, also, they always try to drop the price toooooo damn much. I get that they need to make money but they never even consider to atleast get someone close to what the customer wants.
Ripping people off is how they stay in business like with that 32 roadster car they bought it for 68k and then theyll turn around and sell it for 100k that may not happen for real but just saying how they do
Nah
Pawn pawn, shops, pray on people in desperate situations
I love this show
5:59 I have the same case for my epiphone sg
Wow shoeless Joe Jackson ! Cool
What happened to the price for the fender when they were negotiating it was blank lol!
You give away everything!
"Corey why dont you take it home and remind yourself not to be so damn stupid" gold!
Well the roadster sounded nice
that fender guitar had a hot rail pickup in it...durr
the profit on the hundreds of thousands of items they sold before was already a lot. there were only errors and losses of less than twenty items. this means that it is not a mistake and a real loss. 🙂
I love the episode A Regrettable Pawn Stars Cartoon, where the dude came in with a life Jesus Christ still on the cross. The appraisal was few Trillion dollars and Rick offered the guy 400 dollars. Classic Rick...
chummy so cute with his wittle hat on
I ain't never heard no one pronounce zirconia as wild as this man.
I still remember the Pokémon Charizard one makes me sad every time
Chumlee played too much gta 😂
Just so you know, 90% of the time when the show is active, these people know who are coming through the doors so these mistakes or whatever they’re probably pre-scripted
That's the trouble with
32s 34s etc you have to drive them with your knees are around your ears. 😕
I feel like not buying that Kobe jersey was a good call. It would have had to sit in their warehouse for another 3 years before it's value went up due to Kobe's death.
Man glad he held out with the kobe jersey 🤑🤑🤑🤑
Ya ever notice how Thiers always either a shapely woman or one in short shorts in when showing the costumers and the shoppers in the background.
That's because they have them in costumes.
Wait. The car "expert" they rely could not tell the "1932 Ford" was a reproduction?!?!?
No wonder they lost money on the deal.....
This is great I love this video, anything showing these idiots loose money is the exact justice they deserve being scammers.
My friend had a piece of junk car. Had a truck chain on the hood with a lock. Asked him why. The motor, 700 horse power. Never judge a book by its cover I guess.
👊 😎 👍
That hot rod seller looks like the pirate boat seller.
15:07 Cubic Zerkonaius....invented in Ancient Rome🤣
Imagine how much that kove jersey is worth now?
"my wife told me i have a napoleon complex"
"i can see that" 💀💀
Whoever is responsible for the sound of a cash register ringing should be fired into space!
bro chill with the commentary, you're literally just reiterating what they are saying...good vid otherwise.
You glossed over the roadster dude. “Oh they found out they paid way too much for it” WHATTT?! Explain? In DETAIL? Also Shoeless Joe Jackson is in the same convo as Babe Ruth?! lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Let me take my item to a pawn shop to sell, then get offended when they won’t give me full retail value cause it’s a pawn shop!
That won't the real police perfect heist.😂
Was going to buy one until i realized shipping to Canada is $18
Cubic zerk-ah-ny-ahs.
So what was the hot rod actually worth then if the expert was wrong about it?
Danny knows his stuff so, he knew it wasnt the original
The expert wasn't wrong about it. They paid what it was worth. By pawn shop logic that is too much, but they weren't buying this to sell regardless of what they say. This was for his personal collection.
His brother looks like hes tired every second....
The swish transitions are a bit too loud imo, but otherwise the video is really well made :)
That is interesting, how is the law in the US if you unknowingly buy stolen goods?
Because over here if you buy stuff in good faith (which is very much the case if the previous "owner" can provide a receipt), you get to keep it and the original owner has to direct his claims towards the thief.
Over where?
Stolen property is stolen property. Even with a "receipt" or "paperwork".
Probably the highest item in the "loss" column for pawn shops, I would think.
"Over here", the owner gets their property back, and the deceived buyer has to try and get THEIR money back from the thief.
This is a decent list. But in reality the only one that belongs here is the Vic Flick guitar.. He lost a fortune on the WW2 motorcycle. Lost like 10k on a spacelander bike that they made a point to give chumlee a bonus for buying. He has like a dozen fixed up pedal cars that don't sell. Never able to sell that huge ugly statue art piece. And the willie mays jersey ended up being one he never even owned much less played in which corey spent 31k on.
I'd add the replica back to the future car he passed on that ended up selling for 6 figures at auction.