It probably is worth more but from a buyers perspective paying more means they have more to lose. Just because something has a value of $8000 does not mean it will sell for that it could be more or it could be less.
@@ever963 True. He was trying to get a collectors value from a pawn shop. The prospective buyer at $13,000+ would be another collector, maybe sold at auction.
He also knows that Dragoon is worth a LOT more than what the "expert" valued it at. They were either lowballing him or were completely ignorant of the market for 19th Century Colts.
This seller is the best example of what pawn stores/reselling is. People get mad at them for stealing etc. But as he said "don't have to take the offer"
@Dirk Diggler They are "performing". Most scenes pre season 10 were real (not set up). Rob clearly doesn't like Craig (from past and future shows (from here).
@@solusdeath I think Craig gives values more suited to wholesale. Rick (or in this case Cory) is thinking more towards retail and your right Rob is thinking of a buyers premium price. They are all right unfortunately.
they act the way script tells them to act. do you honestly believe a collector who knows what he has is going to dump it cheap at a pawn shop? especially when he knows the pawnshop is going to call the appraiser he does not like.
@@boi7867 Naw. All this stuff is staged from beginning to end. Almost always when something comes in underpriced from what the person thought, they end up demanding the same amount from before and then walking.
CottonBalls Actually, legally it matters . In most states the cap and ball revolvers are not considered to be loaded unless that cap is there. Besides, it makes it a lot easier to tell if it's loaded. A matter of safety.
Fact Check: Jamie Foxx actually used a Remington 1858 and at the end during the shootout he used that Remington and what appears to be a Griswold and Gunnison.
@punchout they don't actually work there lol its purely for filming the show lol. The shop doesn't sell most of the items you see on TV. It's basically a memorabilia gift shop you ever noticed when they're filming the show nobody speaks or leaves lol? It's all staged. It's still an interesting show and the history of the items is real but 90% is purely for show and the cast we see on TV don't work there day to day. It's pretty common knowledge and easy to find proof on Google and UA-cam.
Ahhhh, we think alike my friend. What has happened to men nowadays? I think the PC culture has made too many men afraid to speak up like we used to. I'm with you brother.
the reason the walker would blow up is because people didn't load them properly. they'd flip the cone shaped bullets upside down, and they wouldn't seat properly and this made a bomb
yep the seller is a bigger guy and the appraiser is a short dude but that shot at 4:23 is still a crazy size difference, How r they the same species lol
It's not fake, but it is choreographed in a way. They all know what to expect when they agree to be on the show. If anything the seller chooses to continue appraising on the show because it's free advertising for his new items.
Me: This is Shakespeare's lost novel! Look, he even signed it himself! Rick: "I'll give you 2$ dollars for it and i'm taking a HUGE risk." Edit:grammar.
Cuz without a bill of sale for the engraving work to be done its impossible to authenticate. Engraving wasnt done by JP Coles personally so you cant authenticate the handwriting, only thing you could check is whether the engraving is old enough to have been done in the time period and that only corroborate's, doesn't prove. Unless he's got a bill of sale signed by the guy for the engraving work (with serial numbers included) or an established timeline of provenance that side of the story falls squarely in hearsay.
Small problem: the Judge John P. Coles referenced in the video died in 1847. The Colt Dragoon was introduced in 1848, with the third model not appearing until 1851. Evidently it was a different man with the same initials.
I use Corey's hand shake style if I have to start the handshake to end or agree to close the deal. So, I start the handshake wide so that the person opposite me will see I'm starting the handshake and it's up to them if they want to agree the handshake before my hand comes up and stops before them to shake hands. It's a sign of respect and giving the other party the chance to agree or bail out of the deal.
The fact that Corey offered more than the value suggests it’s clearly worth a lot more!
It probably is worth more but from a buyers perspective paying more means they have more to lose.
Just because something has a value of $8000 does not mean it will sell for that it could be more or it could be less.
He offered more because if he could find a buyer who was looking for whatever that guys name was they would pay big bucks
@@ever963 True. He was trying to get a collectors value from a pawn shop. The prospective buyer at $13,000+ would be another collector, maybe sold at auction.
It sold at auction for 17,000
Trust me it is also there are 3 variations of the dragoon and the second is the most desirable one…
Dude Corey is sounding more and more like Rick everyday
Thats his dad so yeah of course they sound alike
@@fucker4166 Yh exactly what do u expect, like father like son looool
We become our parents like it or not :)
It’s like they are related or something.
@@smallfaucet sometimes its not always like that dude. You cant expect a son of a drug addict to be also a drug addict.
I'm going to bring in an expert. His name is Arthur Morgan.
hydra xc I am going to bring in an Expert, His name is Jack Daniels.
hydra xc MIcAh
You alrigh' boah
I will bring an expert John marston
I will bring the expert The Arizona ranger with a big iron on his hip
Good thing Rick wasn't there. He would've had a heart attack hearing Corey offer 9,000 when Craig said it was worth 8,500.
I would have too if I was the boss.
85 retail is 1250 collector
Lol why does corey swing his whole arm around when shaking hands
Idk but it bugs the crap out of me every time I see that lol
Its cuz he Jack's off alot!
His arm so fat it creates its own gravitational pull
@@silverssonyoutube8438 kek
Yes!! WHY does he do that?!
I always like this seller. He knows the game and when to hold his ground and when to "pull the trigger" on a deal.
He also knows that Dragoon is worth a LOT more than what the "expert" valued it at. They were either lowballing him or were completely ignorant of the market for 19th Century Colts.
I dont
You know which season it is by looking at Corey
S has this show stopped now?
S and by looking at the title
What season is it?
@@evanb6594 can you read the title? it says what seasons is it.
@@godschild5587 They can read the title. They wanted to ask the person what season it is.
Great trigger discipline exemplified by Chum at the beginning of this clip lmao.
Came down to the comments just to say that.
Thanks scrolled down to the comments to make sure someone posted this. Was cringing when he did that, didn't even check if it was loaded.
It's a single action revolver and the hammer is down. It is impossible to fire in that configuration.
Gucci Gunner 1098 That’s just false. If the hammer is down on a loaded chamber, and the hammer is bumped it could go off.
Timothy Fetterman looking for this comment it made my spine shrivel
The way Corey shakes hands really bothers me..
Blake Roy i always saw it as being disrespectful.
Yeah, he is very slimey.
Why are people acting like he just started the 4th reich jesus christ its a handshake
@@kitkats257 shut up liberal snowflake
@@luisv9029 λολ
This seller is the best example of what pawn stores/reselling is. People get mad at them for stealing etc. But as he said "don't have to take the offer"
Imagine Chum Lee trying to defend his meth stash with a flintlock lol
@David Gibson idk but he managed to do it
You know it's something special when the title is written with caps lock on
you mean "uppercase"
@@GiotheGhreat YOU MEAN "CAPS LOCK"
@@royisdabest Or they used "SHIFT"
Counterfeiters: "we need to start roll engraving cylinders"
just take a real rolled cylinder from a trashed dragoon and put it in your fake, since the expert couldn't be bothered to check anything else.
@@MrYfrank14 yeah you see the problem would be you need a real one first
@@MrYfrank14 that doesnt make much sense.. if you have a trashed real one why not just restore it.. instead of using it on a fake
Dont think Rob and Craig like each other.
@Dirk Diggler They are "performing". Most scenes pre season 10 were real (not set up). Rob clearly doesn't like Craig (from past and future shows (from here).
Like he said, rob is a collector. They value items differently than he does.
@@solusdeath I think Craig gives values more suited to wholesale. Rick (or in this case Cory) is thinking more towards retail and your right Rob is thinking of a buyers premium price. They are all right unfortunately.
they act the way script tells them to act.
do you honestly believe a collector who knows what he has is going to dump it cheap at a pawn shop?
especially when he knows the pawnshop is going to call the appraiser he does not like.
Expert: that’s worth 20 mil
Rick: how about £75
FRT-YT that’s sooo right bro .. nice one btw...
ashis mondal I can’t tell if your being sarcastic or not
@@Tom25tc proberbly
....and I'm taking a big risk here.
Real Name 😂😂
Expert:
It's worth about $8500.
Corey:
How about $9000?
Me:
Deal
the experts probably dropped the price so hard so the pawn shop can buy them for way cheaper. there's so many examples of this in this show.
hurricaneheli79 crooks smh
@@boi7867 Naw. All this stuff is staged from beginning to end. Almost always when something comes in underpriced from what the person thought, they end up demanding the same amount from before and then walking.
@Jayo Delaware No, you are!!!
I'm sorry, what am I arguing about?
Wow, Chum’s finger went straight to the trigger when picking it up, that’s nice...inside a Pawn Shop.
With these old Colts, you can tell instantly if they are loaded. Without the percussion caps on the cones, not loaded.
@@normanbraslow7902 Doesn't matter
CottonBalls Actually, legally it matters . In most states the cap and ball revolvers are not considered to be loaded unless that cap is there. Besides, it makes it a lot easier to tell if it's loaded. A matter of safety.
@@normanbraslow7902 It's not about the law, it's about the discipline
CottonBalls I don't quite understand your comment. Could you please elaborate on your point? I'm interested.
He offered more than the expert said it was worth. That’s a little suspect
Are you talking about the seller or the buyer?
When he said the valuation he forgot about "the signing of the guy" and said "it's more of an collector's" so to an collector it would be worth more.
@@pointless132 did you watch the video? Corey say 9k when the valuation was 8500.
You can tell by the way he looks at the guy @4:07 that he’s purposely telling him it’s worth less because he doesn’t like him
its worth 20.000.00
I’d like to bring in an expert.. he’s on my payroll...
@Galaxi lol yes they are or they wouldn't be on camera
Believe it or not, they actually aren’t paid. Their pay is in tv time and exposure for their business. The more you know.
@@sexypizza55563 They are not paid
Yeh my invoice in post lol
Does anyone else hate the way that Corey shakes hands
Yeah
Thats that estrogen handshake. I see it a lot since they started pumping hormones in everything
@@Tony-yn5rr The Soy Shake............
John Trujillo yes i thought that i was the only one
Its a way to show dominance 😂
If you want 13k for it, ask for 26k before they bring in the so called experts.😉
I think that man want 6.5k for it so he asked 13k, cmon 13k pistol is ridicolous
@@onoderavictor4303 *ridiculous
This is an insult to the Rare Colt Revolver Dragoon community.
I bet you're the guy from the show lol
Pez will never recover from this insult!!
ShadowTuneTV acting like there actually is a community😂
The dragoon community will survive but the Pez community is history. Actually the dragoon is worth much more due to the Very interesting attribution.
That's why they're chooches
The way these guys look at each other , the “dealers” be like “put a low price”...
The Walker did not blow up because of too much powder. The conical slugs were frequently loaded in backwards, that that blew the calendar.
*GET YOUR FINGER OFF OF THE TRIGGER CHUM!*
The way Corey swings his hand round in a big circle after not getting a deal should be iconic
The thumbnail is John Wick when he retires.
Fact Check: Jamie Foxx actually used a Remington 1858 and at the end during the shootout he used that Remington and what appears to be a Griswold and Gunnison.
I love their reaction every time the customer names their price
Chum: immediately proceeds to put his finger on the trigger.
Trigger discipline: leaves chat.
Keep Chumlee away from the firearms!!!
Someone should tell him, "Finger off the trigger!"
Corey: it’s a beautiful piece, a powerful piece...
Chum: *pew pew*
Colt Dragoons were first produced a year after J.P. Coles died.
Just looked it up and your right.
They still sold firearms.
Even after he died
@@hustleandflow reread that
Correct
Can’t be the only one who thinks Craig is like a smaller Colby Covington?
He kinda looks and sounds like Ben Shapiro
They're both Jewish too
@Jebus Bhrist I already have major hearing damage at 19, but I've got alright sight
Corey always swings his arm halfway around the world when he goes in for a handshake
This comment has 1k + likes and u will never know why
he is useless because he is f moron.
Scariest part is he's a multimillionaire!
punchout Have you ever been there? And yes, this is one of the most successful History shows.
@punchout they don't actually work there lol its purely for filming the show lol. The shop doesn't sell most of the items you see on TV. It's basically a memorabilia gift shop you ever noticed when they're filming the show nobody speaks or leaves lol? It's all staged. It's still an interesting show and the history of the items is real but 90% is purely for show and the cast we see on TV don't work there day to day. It's pretty common knowledge and easy to find proof on Google and UA-cam.
Probably thinking about doing his meth
When pawner is ready to pay more than what it is appraised, you know its worth more
My family founded The Original Colony of Texas and The Republic. J Cole's was a Johnny come lately. It was still Spain when we came 200 years ago.
AEA.PEA.OEA.2AG * bet you got some great hunting spots!
Craig always undervalues these firearms. Probably tries to steal the buy after the shop low-balls lol
2:45 he looks like the little child that wants to tag along with daddy at work 🤣
Exactly... Is he really short or something??
There’s a difference between what it’s retail value is and what someone’s personal value is. That’s why stores are able to sell stuff.
"Im gonna call in a buddy of mine".......hey Janitor guy!! we need you to be the expert today, anything he says you just go half, okay?
0:14 Chumlee has finally had enough of Rick
lol and the sound effect right after LMAO
Corey was going for it.; Makes me wonder what its really worth. Was fun to watch. Great video
4:09 throw in the background blonde and you got a deal
Ahhhh, we think alike my friend. What has happened to men nowadays? I think the PC culture has made too many men afraid to speak up like we used to. I'm with you brother.
No chest
@@CarlosRodriguez-vy1kb As if she'd ever look your way
Nice pistol. I'm glad buddy took it home this time.
Dosen't even check to see if its unloaded just points in to the crowd
You can clearly see that there is no cap applied.
It needs percussion caps
the reason the walker would blow up is because people didn't load them properly. they'd flip the cone shaped bullets upside down, and they wouldn't seat properly and this made a bomb
Only for "The good, the bad and the ugly" truly fans.
I respect a guy that doesn't drop the price by half of what he was asking for originally.
every episode
"uhhh, ima have to call my boy....have him come take a look at it"
CHUM GET YOUR FINGER OFF THAT TRIGGER ! GOT ME TRIGGERED haha
Yes, because we all learn about JP Coles in American history...
We learn about him in Texas for Texas History
Stfu bonnie
Stfu Bonnie ya old hag
That thumbnail is perfect.
I swear when they call someone down when there on on the phone they tell them to say a low price
Craig throwing shade I love it lol
“Almost good to see you”
Every single seller hates this “expert” 😂 poor dude
Bruh look at the size difference at 4:23 I’m surprised he even dared to say 8500 bucks
yep the seller is a bigger guy and the appraiser is a short dude but that shot at 4:23 is still a crazy size difference, How r they the same species lol
It’s so dramatic when they say “....I .... have to call an expert man sorry” lol
Literally first thing he does is put his finger on the trigger?
Immaa Bananaa fr
Yup
You know these guys don’t give the real value when they appraise it. They only make money if the shop buys the piece
🌭 💦Chumlee never shakes people’s hands when walking away...
Probably from beating off alot.
Jemaine Clement cumlee
Poor little Gottlieb.
Until now I didn’t realize how short Craig is
Me too
What have you brought us today?
I got a pl-
Yeah look we’re gonna have to have someone come down and take a look at it
Why is this guy even messing going to a pawn shop middle man. He should sell it on an online auction site. Unless he just likes being on TV.
Its all fake and staged anyway.
It's not fake, but it is choreographed in a way. They all know what to expect when they agree to be on the show. If anything the seller chooses to continue appraising on the show because it's free advertising for his new items.
4:16 cory is like. Great here we go again.
Imagine getting Pistol Whipped with that thing : o
Sometimes I think Rick could take on the whole North Korean military with the army of experts he has...
The expert is built, looks, and talks exactly like Ben Shapiro.
Eh a little
Not j*wish enough
@@mboz_2108 Jewish isn't a cuss, nor a curse. No need to censor it.
@@mboz_2108 wtf does that mean XD yeah I suppose minus the yarmulke, he's short, similar facial structure, and talks very fast but coherently.
Ben Shapiro on coke
I agreed with Rob, on this one.
Me: This is Shakespeare's lost novel! Look, he even signed it himself!
Rick: "I'll give you 2$ dollars for it and i'm taking a HUGE risk."
Edit:grammar.
It’s called haggling
Not to be rude but why would we care you edited it for grammar 🤔
@@theagressivedonut grammar nazis. I get is no big deal but is a precaution because of previous experience.
Hang on I have go let a guy out of the basement....😂
Bruh i finished all the season in netflix when y’all gonna add more :(
Smart man. He used the show to get the pistol and the name on the pistol into the public. Free mass advertising is the best advertising. 🇺🇸
Why does Corey swing his arm as if he’s going to throw a punch when he goes to shake hands
The real question is how did you send a comment 14 years ago?
@@thaddeusmcgrath becuase that's in his name....... Says it's from an hour ago actually
@@samzbieszkowski642 I realized after I sent it, but was convinced it was real so he can save Toy R Us or tell me things about my future self online.
it's the 17th pawn stars video I watched in a row.. I hope this doesn't become a habit
Thumbnail lookin like: *Chum Lee has had enough of Rick*
Corey: shakes hand in a weird way
People: we took that personally. Seriously, wtf?
The safety purist in me cringes when I see someone on a popular show watched by children mishandling a firearm.
"I understand as a buyer you've got to be conservative."
They're not "buyers". They're resellers. HUGE freaking difference.
Rick : Having a stroke *
Medic : Stay with me,BREATHE
Rick : Best I can do is a coma ,and I am taking a risk here!
Even though Craig is a Marine, you have to question him since he’s hired by the pawn shop to undervalue items.
Love the trigger discipline
- Maybe a few hundred dollars and that's it.
- Counter goes from 13,000 to 12,800.
- Does few hundred dollars always mean $200 ?
Why didn’t Corey call in an expert to see if that JP Coles engraving really belonged to the real JP Coles.
Cuz without a bill of sale for the engraving work to be done its impossible to authenticate. Engraving wasnt done by JP Coles personally so you cant authenticate the handwriting, only thing you could check is whether the engraving is old enough to have been done in the time period and that only corroborate's, doesn't prove. Unless he's got a bill of sale signed by the guy for the engraving work (with serial numbers included) or an established timeline of provenance that side of the story falls squarely in hearsay.
4:09 craig winked to corey to let him know hes low balling the price
I told my mom I’m watching “Pawn Stars” she had a dirty mind
Thx for this!
Man Brings Bhel
Rick - let me call my bhel wala friend
Wtf are you talking about?
Uh
love how he picks it up with his finger on the trigger...
“i disagree with the professional who knows more than me”
Small problem: the Judge John P. Coles referenced in the video died in 1847. The Colt Dragoon was introduced in 1848, with the third model not appearing until 1851. Evidently it was a different man with the same initials.
The fact that he offered $9k when the guy said it's worth $8.5k proves they low ball the price
I use Corey's hand shake style if I have to start the handshake to end or agree to close the deal. So, I start the handshake wide so that the person opposite me will see I'm starting the handshake and it's up to them if they want to agree the handshake before my hand comes up and stops before them to shake hands. It's a sign of respect and giving the other party the chance to agree or bail out of the deal.
He’s trying to be the cover of bf1
Chumlee is my hero.
This is like someone trying to sell you a 1999 Honda Civic for over 3K 😂
'02-'04 mustang GT as well 😂😂😂 That's like giving a down payment to a 2015+ car 😂😂😂 tryna sell it over 3k
02-04 is about 2500 tops
Frank Orellana I’m saying 😂
@@c9dp232 right that's what I'm saying $2,500 is top dollar I'll give for a 02-04 stang GT
@@luissuarez2707 se pasan de verga tryna sale a 2 decade old car for over 3k 😂😂😂
The old guy was just eyeballing Craig 😂😂