Pawn Stars: SELLER VS. EXPERT: Blueprints for a Historic Battle Ship (Season 7) | History
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Conflicting opinions cause Rick to make the final decision on rare U.S.S. Maine Blueprints that could be a significant piece of American History, in this clip from Season 7, "What You Talkin' 'Bout Sturgis?." #PawnStars
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ok but hows ur comment 2 days ago whn ur vid is uploaded today lol
@@idek4971 that’s what I was thinking
Dear sir how can people who lives outsides the US can sell their good things at this pawn shops, pls let me know any idea about the ways, and I will be waiting for your reply,
@@gudmorning2871 I mean, you’d probably have to fly down. But you wouldn’t be selling to them. From personal experience they are only there to make content then usually stay in the back or leave.
Is Craig an hobbit?
Nowadays you gotta appreciate any clips that still has the oldman in it
BIG FACTS
Indeed
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Why? They're nothing more than "nice" hustlers, swindlers and con artists... They only care about getting you to sell your gold for the price of aluminum...
Rick’s battle cry is “Remember the frame”.
I thought it was " it will sit on the shelf forever".
@@DemonDriver31 I thought it was "I take all the risk"
Not a penny more
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I thought ot was mr brown and i got along famously.
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Holy crap. My uncle had those exact drawings hanging in his basement for years. He said he got them out of an old book. He had them appraised and they were worth about $100 total. LOL
we had them used them as dart board
Why do some folks write obvious fakery like this ? Do you really need attention that badly that you need to make up a false story to get it ?
@@standingbear6108 Huh??? What do you mean?
So Craig was about right then
Craig always has such a blissful look on his face telling the seller their item is worth 1/5 of the asking price
One 60th*
or less
Craig is like a dolphin he can’t stop smiling
But he's not always rite
Craig looks like a guy who would be annoying but is just a regular nice guy.
Ship was laid down in 1888. Preliminary design began in 1884. Actual design documents from the design periods would not be labeled 1889.
i have a united states of america one dollar coin from 1754
I lost a bet on this
@@emunz69 i have letter from jesus to peter it is signed and dated 31 A.D.
Surprised Rick didn’t say his “Maine” concern is its authenticity and laughed
Being honest, I enjoyed that way more than I should have. Thank you for that
Who else watches these whenever they instantly pop up? Lol
Joe
Me
Me
This guy!! This was the first one that I didn’t watch right away in a while, but I’m usually within half an hour of it posting. I really need to get a life :sad face:
@@triforcewielder8500 joe who sir?
As soon as he said that he got them from a magazine, my first thought was "they can't possibly be worth much then."
EXACTLY
The “EXPERTS” opinion was different than mine “ lol
@Towely Smokes creig has nothing to gain from lieng but everything to loose.
@Towely Smokes If the guy appraises items and uses this to gain popularity in nevada im pretty sure he is legit. Also he made valid points about them not being blueprints or anything like that
@Towely Smokes I mean the experts do own businesses in their expertise so they offer something more than the private seller who walked in off the streets with their grandma's attic heirloom looking to get Max dollar. Maybe you miss out on a million dollar item but you might also miss an obvious scam
Just like how you ask a butcher about cutting meat, a barber about cutting hair or a fishmonger about fish filleting. Some knowledge or experience can only be learnt from someone in the trade
$400 is an insult to the "Remember the Maine" community.
I almost choked on my Pez reading this!
That's why they're a bunch of chooches
And exactly how many people are in this “Remember the Maine” community you speak of?? Not many I’m sure. Those are reprints. I’ve seen em before. $100 a piece, tops.
Money has nothing with memory
Accept they are not real so even $400 is good money.
This is a case of stubbornness. He's clearly unwilling to listen to logic and reason about the reality of these documents which ultimately comes to his loss. He will never sell them for what he want's because anyone that's going to pay that much for something isn't stupid and will check. Now also being on this show he's lost all credibility to himself by arguing with the expert who made several valid points.
Kind of like talking to a hostile liberal 😂
@@BlueLineChop haha, so true
Just ignore the points given for value, some one is a fool enough to give that sort of money
He will sell it.
got eeem
As an engineer, those documents are NOT 'blueprints'. It's a drawing, that's it. Also, I can print a past date on a drawing and fake the paper/ink.
Just to give you an idea, it took 2 years of design and development to design the electronics racks for Zumwalt class destroyers. I know because I was part of it. If they were preliminary, those dates would be years before the deployment date.
Owner is delirious.
Did you look up the Launch and Commission dates of the Maine?
This guy has had these on Ebay for 8 years, at 12K. Good luck, you're gonna need it.
Whoa it's true, I found them but he has them cheaper now. But still overpriced.
Lol, still on ebay. 8995 for the big one, 1495 for the smaller one. Still no takers.
Ahahahaha some people never learn
I wouldn't pay $200 for it.
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Same 😅
That’s really really cool
Addiction is a word. Not the one I'd use to describe watching everyone of these Pawn Star videos. It certainly is a word
Preach baby!
Don't you just love it when a seller doesn't agree with the expert and still wants a bundle...... On sale for $140 the REAL plans are also available for $9,000
"I reject your reality and substitute my own" - Adam savage
Legend says that the blueprints is still in the seller's store room collecting dust.
You can find them on eBay still 😅
8995 and 2995 😸
Another case of "I know what I got".
Love his hustler mustache! Liars are always overlly confident in order to sell the lie. This show is like a psych 101 class.
They should have called the police on him.
This guy is a duffus. Antique magazine. Love when he gets mad. They aren't what you say they are they're what I say they are.😂
The Sellingprice from the guy is a joke 😂
The reason he hasn’t found any more of them is because everyone else threw them out in the trash about 1911 or 1942, and nobody keeps old 25 cent posters that dang long anyway.
you are my heroes, i have been living in LAS vegas for 2 years and i come to the pawn shop every day and i saw and talked 3 times the best time of my life i would love to work there
Seller: I want 25,000$ for every piece Expert: They’re only worth 300-400$ a piece
I want 25,000 for responding to your comment per word a piece!!!!!!
He actually wanted 9,000 for one piece 6,000 for the other and 10,000 for the 3rd one not 25,000 each
bro the expert admitted to not knowing what they were and couldn't explain the dates on the documents XD
@@nn-nu8hf The guy still hasn't been able to sell them, you can find em on ebay
@@nn-nu8hf They came out of a magazine, how much more "unofficial" can they be?
...I wonder how much he paid for them thinking he had a gold mine
😂😂😂
You don't see them because nobody cares about them lol. Medieval toothbrushes are rare yet nobody wants to buy them.
I hate people like this because not only are they not the expert, but they completely refuse to believe the expert on what the true value is. Then leaving with that sort of information, he's going to go try and swindle and scam someone out of 20k+ dollars based off his opinion of simply guessing with no logical points and not the expert who gave out extremely valid and logical points. People like this is trash, good luck scamming someone guy but you're probably going to be out of luck.
I agree. They should have called the police on him.
In this scenario, NO ONE knew what they were talking about.
you got them from an antique magazine and then you became the expert. LOL.
Man it's too bad. Craig did make some valid points though. Rarity is everything, if there were over 100 of these printed then the value plummets, the only way I could see the value going above that $10,000 line is if they were indeed the blueprints or if these documents do turn up to be 1 of 100 instead of 1 of 1,000.
And he said they were printed in a magazine.......even though there weren't as many magazines printed per issue back in the day....it most certainly would have been enough to be considered mass produced. So you are correct.
They are cool but don't even look real. Why would the folds be 'aged' but the rest of the paper not? And "bought from a magazine"?
Rick was capt obvious on explaining diagrams!🤣
Jman
Seller; I'm 100% positive these are real because the guy I gave $10,000.00 to, told me that they were real.
This sounds like a caller from the wild card line on Coast to Coast am.
This guy still selling it on ebay , 12years still in the listing lol
He said it himself….he got it from an antique magazine.
He’s an expert at knowing the other expert knows nothing
One reason the show is not fake
@@indiopeninsulares6723 yes it is.
How did you become so cute ?
I got these from an antique magazine. 😆
They're not what you say they are, they're what I say they are! 🤣
I want 25k!! 💀
I'm considered an expert in my field. I'm always chagrined when I have to argue with an ignorant inexperienced person questioning my extensive decades long specific knowledge; because they 'THINK" something is the way they see it. IT'S NOT AN OPINION... It's an educated statement or groups of statements.
2:14 ..guy scratching gf's back 😅
Ur silly
@@domjoseph2007 😬😬
hahahahah😄😄😄😉✌💯
or wife
Authentic Blueprint from a magazine? Wow! Here is an "expert" you dont come across every day!
Every time when they call Craig and when he comes walking in you know it's going to be bad news!
At least Rick doesn’t have to get them framed.
The only value in this entire interaction was the entertainment value...
I got them from a magazine…
Seller be like " I'm gonna be rich"
Rick be like "pass"
A fool can't learn from a wise man but a wiseman can learn from a fool.
Seller: WAAAAA GIMMIE GIMMIE GIMMIE
Normally I side with the seller and feel like the experts can be a lil uptight, but not in this case. The seller was being a complete jackass and let his stubbornness cloud his judgment and started an argument, and when thinking back into it looked like he was just using this over the top anger just to blindly scam someone.
Normally I side with the experts. They go by auction prices and what items sell for. The customers are delusional.
@@jasonmichael3676 yeah I agree dude 👌
In watching these videos, there are experts I trust and others that are...improvising.
For instance, this expert makes up dates for when the Maine was launched, then has no clue as to when it was commissioned.
Very clearly training documents from a naval academy
Didn’t he say he got these out of a magazine? These aren’t blue prints lol
interesting point of the detonation of the Main was it was caused by a Fuel Air explosion caused by an existing coal bunker fire that had been burning for perhaps a week or more. The fire weakened the transverse bulkheads into the adjoining bunker which had been emptied of coal but still had a large amount of coal dust present. When the coal dust ignited it blew the side of the ships out and it almost immediately sunk.
Guy went from blueprints, to just construction documents, to just still made before it went down so still worth $25k?
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He said I GOT THEM OUT OF AN ANTIQUE MAGAZINE. So they aren't official.
In the beginning he said he got them out of an old magizine.
Anyone else on a binge?
yeah dude, just drank my fourteenth beer and one must have been bad. Greetings from Germany.
This feels like a lost episode of The Office after Michael left Scranton
That's cool!! I've lived in maine my whole life.
If he wants $25,000, go to auction to let the market decide. Or put them on eBay.
I believe the expert is right. Why would government wants to send the drawing to 3rd party, furthermore its militaries stuffs...
Legend has it that the old man actually used those blueprints when he was in the Navy lol RIP old man
Mr. Brown and the U.S.S. Maine sank famously.
He has them for sale on e-bay for just under $9,000 - sounds like a good deal .......
Of all the experts Gottlieb seems to walk into the most friction.
Its fun to watch him and that one guy who finds all the weaponry discuss things
They are for sale on Ebay for 9,000$ 😂
I love the old man he sure knows his stuff
I hate this Craig guy as much as anyone because of his apparent arrogance and rudeness, BUT being an Engineer by profession, i know construction documents can't be of months/here days before a project starts especially military. I really hope this guy didn't dupe anyone to think that this was a legit construction document.
Apparently he's still trying to sell them online for thousands of dollars. So apparently he hasn't duped anyone yet.
Albeit he's asking price has gone down with him only wanting a meager $8995.00 for the turret one.
And while I'll admit he does ask some potentially interesting question. One also has to consider that the Maine's importance largely comes from her sinking since she was already out of date when she entered service. This is because she began construction in October of 1888 with her keel being laid, but she wasn't finished until years later. Since I'm guessing her nine year building time also includes her being approved by congress in August of 1886.
there are millions of these copies of this out there ,,, i have 1 hanging in bathroom
I have one lining the trash can in my bathroom lol
One of those things where... not even worth the trouble... 25k, if the guy was right, ehhhhh maybe... what cracks me up is him saying "oh yeah but I know, totally legit, all mine"... on the flipside bub, sorry but were you alive at any point in that lifetime?.... no, didn't think so.
Seller: "If there was a lot of them printed, where are they?"
Rick: "Well... You see..." **smacks the "blueprints" of the table** "RUN!"
We still waiting for a "Pez Community" compilation.
They did it 😂
25k? For paper? Get outta here old man !
Craig seems like he was on the other side…. Lol
The man stood his ground lol
The old boomer, "I know what I got!" routine.
4:35 yeah he’s right it hadn’t been launched yet the uss Maine was launched on November 18 1889
He’s the expert of all experts know as the Goat expert
"Best I can do is a pack of lance crackers. I'm taking all the risk."
With hummous?
These sellers don't seem to understand. Yeah, you have something you think is cool, but these Experts literally deal with items of the same type on a daily basis.
Personally I really don't like Craig, he's too smarmy, and straight up looks like a weasel, but even I cannot deny that he knows his stuff.
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Those kind of items are right up Rick's alley
Give me money for a Costco print
Should have called Mark he would have known what they were, he was probably there when they were printed 🤣
MHP is a colossal a** hat and is less interesting than watching paint dry.
You can disagree without being a sensitive little child.
LOL, he says he got them from an antique magazine, then claims them to be one of a kind.
Exactly. Lol. Like magazines are printed 'en mass'
"Someone will buy them eventually"
aka
"I will rip someone off eventually"
$8,995.00 ebay for real
@@TheRealStew And its still up. lol
@@84hachi I know. what a joke just thinks if he got it on Tv it would be worth more -_-
There would be hundreds of original copies of these blueprints and given to every contractor and bidder. They are not one of a kind and not ‘originals’. Drawings in preparatory stages of development have little significant value because they don’t represent the finished product.
This guy most likely found them at a thrift store and thinks he is an expert on the history and value . You are trying to sell at a pawn shop who has an EXPERT on hand.
Or a yard sale of a ww2 veteran
You dont send prints to litigrapher to make a copy or two... but hundreds of them..
Y’all here that Jax an dexter song in the clip
Chum should have photocopied them and then give them back lol
They should call the police. The customer is going to try to scam others.
Unfortunately that’s not a crime
This was to justify the spending of the "Billion Dollar Congress" of 1889-91 on steel combat and battleships such as the Maine to realize Adm. Alfred Thayer's Mahan's dream of a blue water navy to protect US trade routes.
Combat cruisers. Sorry for typo
USS MAINE ...He said it was pulled out of a magazine lol 0:23
the seller definitely bought these for big money and wanted to flip them not knowing he over paid
I mean really, if he's that convinced of the value, surely he can go find a different buyer.
I get prospective clients complaining about my prices all the time. "I can go get the same work done for half the price!" Well fine, I say, go ahead and do that. Why would you pay more with me if you can get the same work for half? Answer: you can't.
Dang, he should just frame em’ and hang em’ 😭👉🖼
I need that kind of confidence