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- Rick and Corey ponder the true value of a $1000 bill in this clip from "Buddy, Can You Spare a Thousand"? #PawnStars
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Pawn Stars
Season 14
Episode 4
Buddy, Can You Spare a Thousand?
"Pawn Stars" follows three generations of the Harrison family as they assess the value of items coming in and out of their Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, from the commonplace to the truly historic.
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For some odd reason I can’t stop watching these clips....
IamRMX same 😭😭
IamRMX SAME
Same
Lmao bruh same
You watch it just to hear how that guy and Mr brown got along.
5500 on a 6500 value is better than people normally get
That guy just wanted to get on the tv.
worked?
Its also a very small item that would be easily sold (even if it did take a while) and wouldn't take up much space or time.
Lucky Llama i
The experts always slightly undervalue everything to give Rick more money essentially. Watch a letterman interview with one of the experts.
Me: I'd like to sell this $20 bill.
Rick: How much ya lookin' to get?
Me: Two tens.
Rick: (sighhhhhhh) Best I can do is five bucks.
Trevor lol
old... so fucking old....like 5 years old
i literally heard ricks sigh in my mind when i read that
Trevor that's already an over used joke
Trevor so true LOL these guys are not the deal makers
I'm surprised they offered 5k on that bill considering it was valued at 6.5 to 7k, I was expecting Rick to come back with 3k as an offer.
I was thinking he'd offer 4 and then maybe go 5 max offer.
+cozmikcastaway I was thinking rick would say 300
I was thinking rick would offer 2.50$ and half a bag of chips.
He’s gonna sell it for like 15
The owner was greedy trash
Expert: It's worth 6500-7000$
"How much do u want from it?"
"How about 9000?"
he stuck to his offer and thats what its really worth not 6500
@@jayonefive234 I'd trust the expert over any random web page, If he doesn't like it then cool sell somewhere else for 6500$
"There's no money to be made at 9,000. I take all the risk. And not a penny more:
So called "experts" have to be in on it with the pawn guys.
@@cognitivedissident2881 dr. Fauci is an expert.
" for me it has sentimental value, so in gonna hold onto it"
2 mins ago you wanted to sell it!
There’s no satisfying you people. Y’all complain when they do sell. Now the guy has turned down a low offer and you’re still complaining.
The expert's grade and retail value were spot-on in 2017. The dealer made a strong offer at $5000 and a TV camera offer at $5500. If you want close to retail, you have to work for it, like a dealer.
4:11 rick has a stroke when he hears 9k lmao
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I often wonder if the "expert" is working in Rick's favor?
Phyllis Arringtion Ofc he is, the experts either get paid by Rick or get a percentage of each time they come down.
Of course
Not true and that has been answered by the "gun guy" Craig Gottlieb he owns a youtube channel where he uploads somewhat regularly they are there for the show and give an honest and serious opinion and you can do the research your self and find what they sell for not that hard
To a certain extent he is of course. He's gonna be more chummy with Rick than he will be with one of Rick's "marks" or whatever you wanna call them.
well it's a wellknown show. They can't just lie about the numbers. Otherwise someone would call them out for it. And they might even lose their job. Also everything is decided beforehand. What we see now is just a scripted segment. They decide everything before hand, and then do the scripted scene
Someday a nursing home bus is going to pull up to the pawnshop and a bunch of grandparents are going to walk in asking for all their pawned belongings back.
My grandpa used to give me stuff that told me himself would be worth selling one day.
*Pawn Stars Orders pizza*
"That'll be 19.99"
*LET ME CALL AN EXPERT*
*Gordon Ramsay walks in*
19.99? no taxes included? what a steal
Man, some of these people are real dumb
It's worth $6500
Okay, I'll take $9000
.....
The value of the bill is well over $6500. You’re the real dumbass.
It is called bargaining. I would take the highest dollar amount possible regardless of what the expert says. It is a matter of, I have this rare Bill that rarely gets sold to other buyers, how much does the Pawn Shop is willing to own that $1,000 Bill.
Tim Green bud the pawn guy wants to sell it for 5,000 which is lower and just as bad.
Tim Green DUDE JUST GOT A FREE APPRAISAL .THATS WHAT YOUR NOT GETTING...EXPERT APPRAISAL ...THAT IS DOCUMENTED ON T.V.
Because why should they trust the appraisal of ricks buddies? They trying to lowball
Expert : it’s worth 7k. Guy: “ ok I’ll take 9k”. 😂
He should start a pawn shop.
- "10,000"
- "I could probably sell it for only 65 to 7000"
-"how about 85?"
Customer: "I have the original Constitution signed by George Washington himself."
Rick: "Best I can do is Chumlee signing an empty PopTart wrapper and I am taking all the risk."
The comments on Pawn Stars vids are often better than the video, itself.
Not this comment. It sucked
Chumlee comments are pretty funny. V V
@@YearsOVDecay1 Yep either that or a bunch of armchair experts thinking they know better than actual experts, every single time
If youve seen one Pawn star video comment section you have seen them all.
Expert : it's worth $6500
Seller: yeah I still want $10000
🤣
Are all these expert guys just waiting outside to get the call to walk in?
Yes. This show is just as real as any other reality TV show.
Yes. It’s all staged, prices are agreed on before filming even starts.
Matt Hudson correct. In fact it's not filmed in Vegas, they film it at an undisclosed private location. they hire actors and they built an exact replica of their shop so they can keep a controlled environment.
Frank Gee yeah however the experts are real and they work for free because they do it for exposure for their businesses.
Matt Hudson it isn't all staged it's really just a reenactment
5500 was actually pretty reasonable the market for these kinda bills isnt big and if it sells for 6500 or 7000 on a good day 5500 is pretty good .
Joker see Dr say
Sentimental value matters though. And while it doesn't make the price for the item go up, it may have been more valuable to him than $5500 would have been. I get why he didn't sell it.
@@kingwhispy He came in with a specific, aggressive, value in mind ... driven by a specific project he claimed needed financing. (It wasn't sentimentality that brought him to a pawn shop attempting to liquidate grand-daddy's "birthday gift.")
I grew up watching this show and still watch it today !!
Yeah, he should just hold onto that bill for a fewer more years, and pretty soon it'll be worth $100
His sentimental value is worth 8500usd
"Most people don't carry $10 in their wallet anymore." - WTF.
M C I carry $10 in quarters sometimes.
its true unless youre 12 years old and dont have a debit card
@@everythingeverywhere-r1c I still carry cash because I cant stand the people who buy a 2 dollar drink and hold up a line to insert their debit card, type the pin, press "no cash back" and wait for the card to process the payment before they say "please insert it again it didn't go through, or swipe it."
For the love of god pay with cash on anything under 10$
@@Felis-Concolor Most people use contactless these day for small purchases, a lot quicker than someone holding up a queue as they count out all their change.
@@LRC92 I'm just saying anything under 10$ like a 2$ ice tea just pay cash. Have the 2 bills ready scan and go. I've seen people use a card for 50 cent candy and its obnoxious.
5,500 is a really good deal
complete with "i know what i am talking about because i have this cool light"
"For me there's a sentimental value..." proceeds to ask for 8500 bucks.
Sentimental value is not sold for cheap.
@@nelzelpher2088 still doesnt change the cash value of whatever item it is.
He didn't even KNOW about the fuckin "STAR" till Rick said somethin...
Most people are blind to what is right in front of them, that's not his fault, you can't blame him for that.
It's like when you "lose" your keys and they end up being where you looked 3 times..:P
probably said that so rick could sound smart on camera
I have three $500 bills myself, I can assure you they're not worth the hassle as far as shopping goes, the police will be called every single time.
Then you could take it to a bank.
Reggie Smoker How much did you pay for them?
interested in selling one?
caveman Versace where you get this information from
I have only seen one someone was carrying in their wallet
Me:Could I get change for a dollar
Rick :Best I can do is 75cents
He said he thought it was worth more because of the star but didn't even know what it meant before he came in.
Rick: 800 bucks, not a penny more
Rick: starts telling history
Customer mind: I just want my bucks and run away
Ricks: continues the story
I love this show lol
If you get a 1000 dollars for your birthday every year, you too can own a show in Las Vegas.
Best i can do is a taxidermied squirrel, some stereo speakers, and a fishing pole.
Them four zeroes help more than they mentioned.
Why do the sellers always think they're going to get lots of money for what they're selling? They're at a pawn shop.
I feel like rick just keeps his experts tied up in the back
"Let me bring in my expert to tell us the value." Um, no. Your expert will give a value that favors you.
You are fake news.
Nah its the '' For me, it has that sentimental value, i am going to keep it''. yeah...i find it funny when people say that and walk into a pawn shop
The seller was smart! He got free evaluation information from an expert and kept it realizing that it will only appreciate in value throughout the years.....
Hospital: Rick, you have an outstanding balance of $10,000 for the last month's visit.
Rick: The best I can do is $5. I took all the risk. I was just sitting there and laying on bed at night.
This show is still on!?!! It popped up on my UA-cam....now I need to see if "old man" is still alive?
Thought the same thing.
Yes he’s still alive just retired
He's alive but he had a stroke and retired
Gaming blue engine productions he dead laughing at his house.
Poor old man died 4 days ago... best part of the show.
"Mr. Brown and I got along famously..."
“I have a $25 dollar gift card here I wanna sell for $25”
Rick: “Pheww... $2?”
His grandfather was giving him scarce, $1,000.00 bills for his birthday. *Riiiight*
Don’t listen to them Rick, I laugh at my jokes all the time😂
I’m glad it has that much sentimental value since his grandpa gave it to him. Most the time these people are selling the stuff they got handed down really cheap.
Yes..so much sentimental value that the ingrate tried to hock it at a PAWN SHOP
I does not matter if you pay 1c or was free for you, when you are selling the buyer is not making a favor if any kind. I hate when rick pull that tactic of "probably you paid less"
People go to pawn shop, and want "highest at the best day at auction"-price ... at a pawn shop... and get salty if they wont get it. :0
its a new year and im here watching pawn stars
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I LOVE when they keep their items
Dont see those everyday. Was fun to watch. Great video
"Guess I had some expectations because of the star"
Literally had no idea what the star was when he walked in. 🙃
World's coolest grandfather!
he was a jewish mobster i knew him
Why is it when they dont get what they asked for at end they say it sentimental. Why try to sell it in the first place?
Sentiment always has a price.
This guy had a grandpa who gave him 1,000 dollar bills on his birthday. Enough said
Lol I yell those same words at the screen , can't be that ' sentimental ' if you're after fast cash ..... Urnurf surd Quasar you schmuck :)
Quasar Productions don’t sell it. Simple as that. Just wanted to be in the pawn stars show
He was using the show to gain free publicity and funds for his own show.
These large denomination notes were not taken out of circulation because people weren’t using them is folly; they were taken out of circulation to control the amount of cash people could transport and make it more difficult to do so: hence no bills larger than $100.
Best offer rick has given
WEll there was an episode where some lady brought some jewellery in and expected 2000$ and Rick gave her 12000 instead since the jewellery was so rare.
“ it’s a bookkeeping thing to say “ hey everything’s screwed up 😂😂
Best I can do is 2$
Idubbz TV fuck you
I'm taking all the risk here.
Idubbz TV I can’t go any lower
hey that's preeetty goood!
in 1979 I ordered 2 500 dollar notes and one 1000 dollar bill to repay my uncle Leo. He was impressed.
How stupid... the expert comes in says $6500-$7000 and it might sit a while and the guy wants $8500-$9000. On what planet does this guy live? He wants a pawn shop to buy his bill at a much higher price then it is worth.
jmkidd2002 on a planet where his grandfather hands out 1000 dollar bills
jmkidd2002 u
Exactly hes probs a bit sheltered and doesn't know any better, you would be shocked that some people can't grasp why a store not only wants but needs to sell something with a markup on it.
he knowsthe store will make more than 10 grand on that
Here is an idea GFY!!! My point was based on the clip, which the expert values the item at $6500 - 7000 period. You don't have to agree but if the expert says it is worth x and you still want z then auction it yourself. everyone freaking out explain to me what is the point of an expert if you are just going to ignore his valuation?
Mike (who was selling the bill) had a good band back in the local Vegas scene back in the day. Trip was the name of the band. Good band, had potential.
Seems like Rick knows an expert for every object that comes in to the pawn shop.
Albert Ambriz well they have appraisers on speed dial so they don't get scammed
and sometimes they still do, its why they know so many experts.
They are a pawn shop.
Albert Ambriz - It just shows that everything is rehearsed. It's all an act. Nobody is as knowledgeable as these guys.
I'm going to hold onto it...
Uses it at the gas station ⛽️
Bro said “I had some expectations because of the star” he didn’t know that that meant anything until Rick told him just before 😂
Rick never misses an opportunity to express how bitter the Gold Confiscation Act left him...
Bro he should be greatful that he was offered that much! If I went to the pawn shop in my city and showed them that dollar bill they would say... u want 10 bucks for it!😂
Lol they need to rename the show “lemme call an expert”
Brings in rare $1000 bill
Pawn stars: I can give you maybe $4.50
Well, now he knows about how much the bill is worth. Which is about 7 times its face value. It has sentimental value for him because his Grandfather gave it to him. So he decided to keep it. Which is a smart move! Good for him.
I liked this guy, he was super nice about the whole thing
A beautiful and very wonderful offer. I wish success and progress in your wonderful work. Health and safety to you. My thanks, appreciation and respect.
It was a very fair offer. More than I expected
Seen every dam episode ugh rewatch em all ig
That's funny. I tried to use a 1960s 20 dollar star bill at a gas station and they called the police on me. The cop came and took the bill and looked and said that he would buy it from me after duty if I wanted to sell it. It was a 1969b star note in great condition. He ended up being a collector. I tried to tell the idiot at the gas station that it was real, but to no avail.
Jamey Summers A lot of dumb ass motherfuckers (usually millenial retards)don't realize that some of that old style stuff that pops up can be valuable. That 1969B series is a short issue out of the 4 different 1969 issued from 1969-1974.
i was working as a cashier years ago and someone tried to pay his beer with a 60s $20 bill. i couldnt see the shadow on the bill so i asked my supervisor about it. and damn the line was held up as he took it to a bank to verify. but i see online they are only worth like $25 anyway
Texas Gun like I said, knowledge and research is to your advantage.
Guy: "sorry I do not accept your offer"
*puts back in wallet and walks out*
Honestly at this point I'm believing that the expert gives the hint as to what THEY would purchase it for so when they low ball they feel satisfied within themselves 🤣
Keep watching and you'll notice that when rick is able to cheat someone he doesnt have eye contact when he shakes their hand.
Seller: I want 10 grand for it.
Rick: I can give you 100 bucks and an _8 ball._
Don’t always agree with Rick. Think too many times he low balls customers. However if value is correct. 5500 was a generous offer. The customer here is filled with pure Greed.
George Lewko it's called business! pawn shops ain't there to help the customer!
Well in this case it higher than their usual offers. Guy heard the expert value it at around 8k and he asked for 9k. Thats just dumb. You get some on the show who just have made up numbers in their mind of what its worth and refuse to hear different.
defiante1 was my time of day I got was like I got was joking and then I’m going not gonna it I got a e the way you subscribe to my channel channel and you will send it out to me if I have it a day and it is not a true word to send it and I don’t know what it was about you guys I just got it and I turned off my phone is my
All those were autocorrect words
Jonathan Szura they're there to help the costumer else try to hassle getting the collector, getting the item evaluated and the costs of selling the things that you buy. People don't take this into account and think that Rick is low balling when in reality he isn't.
So much for the Show ya Right🤣🤠😎
During my younger years as a soldier, when I transferred to a new location, generally from Stateside to overseas or back, I would sell off my excess possessions. Instead of taking a wad of cash with me, I would go to the bank and get $1000.00 and $500.00 bills which made transporting large amounts of cash easier and safer. In 1988, I was leaving an overseas assignment heading back to the States, I went to the bank and I was told: "you cannot get those large bill any more"! I ask why? The teller said: "the Government stopped issuing them because of the drug trade"! Strange thing was, after I got back to the States I could not find a corner telephone booth, either! It was the same story; they were taken out because drug dealers used them to make trades! Yeah, right! More like; more Government control!
Plus they were used on "Let's Make A Deal" alot during Monty Hall hosting it thru the on and off timeframe thru 1963-1986.
A star in a bank note serial number means that the original bill with that number was replaced with the "star" note, not that there's a break in the sequence. Bills are printed in sheets of 100 and if one or more bills on a sheet are damaged and pulled, they must be replaced so that the pack of bills from that sheet has 100 bills in it.
Yep Chip, it is a replacement note for a damaged note with the same serial number, the star indicates that it was created as a replacement. Star Notes on an older bill is rare but not uncommon. Newer bills on the other hand, you can find lots of them. I collect the older Star Notes because they are more valuable then the newer bills (some numismatic collectors like me collect the newer ones as well though).
Just realized that I have a 193? series silver certificate star note, heavily worn with some numbers written on it in ink. Poor condition I'd guess.
Richard Gaston i
Chip Clarke Just to let you know there were 9 different issues with those older plates from 1935-1963. Series 1935H would be the overall scarcist of the stars. Check your bill carefully.
Correction: Bills are printed in SHEETS OF 32 OR 50. Issued in packs of 100 notes new.
Bruh is 💯 percent in the porn distribution industry 😂😂
Brody Harris you are a lonely bitch if you thought of that
+osskeet
Well the guy basically implied you dumb fuck
Brody is a 29 year old virgin incel.
Id like a compilation of rick downtalking an item, then trying to sell that item to someone else
Dumb person was handling it rough at the beginning like he didn’t care.
The way he Laughs
I wonder what rick tells his "guy" on the phone.
Rick: yo bro, i got this guy selling a 1000 dollar bill.
Guy: legit?
Rick: looks like it. Ok here's the plan... tell him the price value of it is 5500 to 6500 even tho its higher than that. Ill give you profit if i sell it :)
Guy: gotcha bro.
Rick: time to rip off this kid.
$1,000 Bill From 1891 Auctions For $2.5 Million At Currency Signature Auction, Sets World Record
All praise to jesus that’s from 1891, not 1934.
Joseph Molnar well I was answering the other guys questions!! So what's your point ??
The show is fake and that bill likely came from the "expert's" coin and currency shop. Happens all the time with guitars shown. They actually belong to the appraiser who secretly uses it as a prop to advertise his shop.
Good on this dude ...keep it .
I think if Rick had agreed to $8500 this clowns sentimental attachment would have dissapeared as fast as hilarys emails!
Louie Smyth lol
Louie Smyth no you didn't
Oh my God that was an amazing fucking joke!
If u see how sellers hand movements in the end he said alright so Rick this is the part where I will have to take it back n end so planted
I think it's cool how if someone went back in time to 1934 to spend this bill, it'd be equivalent to spending 18g's today.
Right, but things also cost 18 times what they did back then, so you would end up with the same amount of stuff
Mam, I think you're missing his point, with all due respect to you. :)
He was just saying that $1,000 back then was like $18,000 in today's money. Imagine if you had a $20,000 note. That would be cool right? Same principle applies here. :)
well there are even $100,000 notes so...
@@mam362 alot more than that, look at how much an acre of land more than doubled in the last 10 years. In the early/mid 30s you could buy a really nice pistol for 10 bucks out of the back of a magazine. What happened is now your only keeping about 22 cents on the dollar of what you make bc of taxes. State tax, federal tax, town and county taxes, school taxes, income tax, sales tax, not even to mention individual item taxes like tax on gasoline, tax on tobacco and other items that of course stacks with the sales tax. I wont even mention all the permit and license fees for stuff like fishing, hunting, or building anything on your own property. All those but two didnt exist a hundred years ago.
Iv got a 1000 dollar bill and my pops always joked and said don’t spend it all at once.
Lol
I love how the experts tell them how much it's worth, yet the customers gets all butt hurt and act like they know more and demand more than it's worth
They stopped printing $1000 notes in 1945, not 1969. The Feds started removing them from circulation in the late 1960s. I tried to get a $500 note at my bank in NW suburban Chicago in 1963. The head teller said they didn't have any, but they could order one from the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago. I didn't follow thru though.
Sentimental value = $0
Star notes are everywhere
Still a fake show
unitedman no I went in the shop and they were filming and met everyone
Fake in a sense, these people come in with interesting items then are asked if they want to be on tv at a later date, where they somewhat follow a script and formula.
Cesar Markez The way I hear it is the guys on the show are only there for filming and then during normal business hours they are barely there.
teggiano salerno There were accusations a while back that History Channel was supplying normal guests with items to have examined and then give the item and any negotiated money back. Essentially they are extras on a movie lot.
Wrestling fake but it’s still entertaining
it's funny how he ask him the price he wants , when the expert comes in it's half lol
Who is Mr Brown?
Ross Egan Mr Brown and I got along famously
I want to get along with him famously too I just don't know who he is,,it's frustrating
I am guessing Paul Brown. The former owner of the Cleveland Browns.
Touching it without any gloves, what an expert.
An expert would not use gloves. That would be stupid.
Wants 2k gets offered 5500 hmmm no ???
KK MENON i thought he said 2k at some point not sure
When he said I trust you guys; Biggest mistake you can do when in a pawn shop!!!