Good for you bro, that Almanac you sold are the most unique Almanac in the world...I'm sure Rick's probably couldn't all of get the signatures themselves (that tooks a lot of effort)...There's a lots of Back To The Future's fans worldwide that would've pay a fortune for that rare and unique Almanac...
I know everyone gives Rick flack about the Delorean and I agree some of his pricing decisions I don’t always agree with but he came to shop he had essentially a movie prop with a bad engine that they would have to upgrade if they wanted to sell it as a functional drivable car he may have sold it but with its flaws the guy who bought it just bought a literal prop now the guy who owns it has to make the repairs himself if I’m spending 100 grand on replica not even a screen used car I’d want the a good motor it so in my opinion good on him for not buying it
@@kebabman1968 you do know Michael J Fox can't legitimately sign his name anymore due to his Parkinson's disease. When he tries it's nothing but scribbles.
Brendan McCallion and that piece of paper was made out of a lot Lincoln cut down himself😂best I can do is sum lint out of my 15 yr old pants and $1 in store credit that expires in 24 hrs😂
+Tom Hertz Yeah, an unfolded one is better. But the writing on it takes down the value. Maybe $2500 is what Corey can sell it for....but the expert seemed like he was in love with the movie since he worked on it. And I disagree with those who say it's worth a fortune.
I have actually seen them for sale on Ebay. They have all the real sports statistics from 1950-2000. Like it contained what it said on the front cover.
No probably not. I mean I wouldnt want a prop with signatures all over it. That's what posters and albums are for, not screen used props. With signatures on it, it isnt as it appeared in the movie so imo it's kinda worthless as a prop.
@@Terribadguy. He later got MJF to sign this and sold it for $8500, lol. The expert saying it was devalued from each signature was clueless. All he should have been brought in to say was to confirm it was a real prop or not, since he was the prop master on the movie.
I 100% agree. Any collectable comic or prop should be kept as pristine as possible. If you want someone to sign a prop like this or a comic, use a freaking plastic cover!
What a coincidence that the prop master for the movie was in town and right near by when this guy just randomly walked in to sell this. Just such a great coincidence!
@@SabbyNGG not everyone was aware that someone who worked behind the scenes of a major movie, someone who doesn't even star in the movie, just so happens to have a warehouse, let alone one in las vegas. that's no reason to talk trash about someone.
It's still planned in advance. No way they could just call anyone on the spot, even if their business is in the city, I expect them to be able to drop by on a dime.
Debi Mitchell it isn't worth more signed inside or out no matter who signed it either and tbh i seen one sell for $1700 in better condition! I guess if there was only one could be worth $50k but there's alot
When something's one of a kind it's only worth what people will pay for it. If no one is willing to pay $5 for the Mona Lisa, it might as well be worth shit.
These people are putting their reputations on the line though. I doubt they are willing to risk that to help Rick make a few extra bucks. If they do they are stupid.
Guy: I have here the actual cup from which our Lord Jesus Christ himself drank at the Last Supper. Rick: Let me call a buddy of mine... "Next scene" Rick: After consulting with Judas here, the most I can give you for it is 30 pieces of silver.
**Michael J Fox signs it** Steve Grad: "As you can see in this Google image that I looked up on my iPad, his signature is basically just ineligible scribbles."
That "prop master" is an actual expert, buys and sells props to collectors all the time and has worked with Steven Spielberg. I think it's pretty safe to say this guy knows what he is talking about.
@@Locutus what i don't get is why would people sign the thing if it would bring down the value, and if the prop master knew that as well? surely the prop master guy would have advised against it if he was there when they did it, right? i think someone bought one of them for a high price, wanted signatures from the people who starred in the movie when they got the chance the meet them, and then that person got bored with it and wanted to sell it, and where somehow the guy trying to sell it here somehow got it.
@@Steveman27 the signatures bring down the value for a lot of movie prop collectors because it changes the item from being a movie prop to an autograph now, and collectors usually prefer to show off a prop as it was seen in a film. The prop master probably wasn't there when the signatures were added, because the prop was likely signed at another time, not on the set itself right in front of the prop master.
These are 3 of the most iconic movies of all time. So well written and filmed I think I only ever caught 1 tiny mistake. Which there are usually lots of bloopers, blooper reals! Who dont love michael j. Fox! Dollars worth 3 cents on the dollar. Even less currently. But as my dad use to say, people got money for what they want.
When I saw the signatures, the first thing I thought was “Why are there signatures on the almanac? They were not there during the movie.” I would want it just like it was shown in the movie. Would you want Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber signed by Mark Hamill? Nope!
@@ryanwiuff2374 RIght. A replica gets its value from the signature. Thats what ties it to the people. Original props don't need that artificial attachment since they were actually used. If anything, he should have had the signatures done on the inside. It is a shame to have signatures cover up the artwork.
It's a business. Some of these people with "rare" things are delusional. Sometimes you know what, your crap isn't as valuable as you think it is. Get over it.
This is the second time video Bob has been on Pawn Stars. He tried selling a DeLorean with all the BTTF props. Bob knows he won't ever give him a price that he wants, he goes on to get notoriety, which is a smart thing to do when you sell these props and such.
I know that the thing is rare in mint condition and even more rare having the cast signatures on it which is like having two things in one. But somehow it's only worth $2,500 which makes no sense to me.
@Drty_Windshield That got me confused how the cast signatures made it drop in price but yet somehow when other things get cast signatures it's five times then the item itself.
I wouldn’t want it that way and I have over 200 signatures in my collection, including a replica hover board signed by Michael J Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Leah Thompson, Claudia Wells, and Tom Wilson. Nothing in my collection is a screen use prop though, if I did have a screen use prop then I would want it exactly the way I saw it on the screen, no alterations of any kind
What an amazing coincidence the guy who handled the props for Back to the Future is freely available to come down to a pawn shop to evaluate a Back to the Future prop.
Steve Jobs:I will give you apple for 1.2 trillion Rick:yeah well the headquarters has one dot of dirt on it. That severely decreases the price I would need to pay like 1,000,000 to clean it Steve Jobs:so how much? Rick:I'll give you about 3 cents and that's a huge risk
Funny how at the end rick says that man is an expert so confidently when in the beginning of the episode he didnt know the man and was asking if he was the expert
WTH?.... signatures of the original cast decreases price?.... all others like cards , comics, etc brings higher value but just this almanac decreases price lmao.... now you know there’s a conspiracy here
Did you not watch the video? The difference here is that it's an original prop. Quite frankly i agree with them, and i know many prop collectors who would also agree. When buying a prop, many collectors want the prop to be in as pristine condition as possible, or in the condition it was when it came from the set. So having it signed, takes away from that. That's why it's value is decreased.
Collectors want it all... they don't really care if it was signed, original, pristine, etc... they just want as much as they can of something... a true collector would try to have all the copies if the prop.
I don't get how the signatures could decrease the value of it, if they were actors in the movie. Christopher Lloyd's signature alone has to be worth at least $1000.
Think of it this way, imagine a Picasso painting, and on that painting, there is a giant authentic Picasso signature in the middle of the painting. Would that enhance it, or detract it? Or imagine the Mona Lisa, with LDV's signature over the middle, is that going to enhance or detract it?
It devalues it if you want it as a screen prop to a prop collector however it likey would increase the value if you sold it as film memorabilia. When you get an autograph you degrade the object you've gotten signed so when its graded it classed as damage. In the 90s this was seen as bad thing as it was harder to sell but if you check out recent studies you can see that signed stuff like this would add value in certain markets. His value was as a prop collector and for props you want it to be as seen on screen so he lowered the price if you had it graded and then sold it onto a back to the future collector the value would then increase. Was a study done in 2018 that compared markets on signed stuff well worth a read :)
For anyone wondering, I ended up getting MJF to sign it and then I sold it for $8500 and donated the money to Team Fox!
That was extremely selfless
Good for you. These guys are snakes.
These guys don’t know anything and am happy that you got an offer that was worth it!
I heard 2,000 some and I was thinking "really?" I used to make more then that a week
Good for you bro, that Almanac you sold are the most unique Almanac in the world...I'm sure Rick's probably couldn't all of get the signatures themselves (that tooks a lot of effort)...There's a lots of Back To The Future's fans worldwide that would've pay a fortune for that rare and unique Almanac...
Love that he threw the delorean sale back in Ricks face
I know everyone gives Rick flack about the Delorean and I agree some of his pricing decisions I don’t always agree with but he came to shop he had essentially a movie prop with a bad engine that they would have to upgrade if they wanted to sell it as a functional drivable car he may have sold it but with its flaws the guy who bought it just bought a literal prop now the guy who owns it has to make the repairs himself if I’m spending 100 grand on replica not even a screen used car I’d want the a good motor it so in my opinion good on him for not buying it
@@alfredotony5439 I bet the guy who bought it could've got his own replica put together with a perfect motor for half that
Rick got owned.
Lol he pulled a little “never forget moment” on him
@@alfredotony5439 is there such thing as a good DeLorean motor lol
"I dont think he's an expert"
"✊️✊️✊️Hello, hello! Anybody home?! Think Mcfly, think!"
He needs time to get it retyped!
@@MrParkerman6 But not too early, he likes to sleep late on saturdays.
Lmao good one
Lol 😂
Don't be so gullible Mcfly
Should have asked the prop guy to sign it
Exactly
Next time he gets a fresh one have them sign the inside of it with an non-bleeding airbrush.
Totes! Maybe he did.
yeah.. there where signatures on it anyway..
hahaha
This is an insult to the Back to the Future 2 Sports Almanac community!
LOL!! I mean This is HEAVY!!👍
As a member of the PEZ community I understand your plight.
Ryandomvideos it's also an insult to the UA-cam comment community😂
Ryandomvideos does such a thing exist?
YEAH!
The seller was so excited to see the prop guy, but the guy hardly took notice of him
Lmao 😂 dude
It could be worth $7,500 if it has the original unsigned Oh LàLà Magazine inside.
You mean unstuck not unsigned.
Oh LàLà !?
@@lovejetfuel4071 the nude magazine
Pages 6 and 9 are stuck, since I'm the prop master I know what I did, it's authentic
Lilla Sked i think he was quoting marty’s reaction to seeing oh lala
Mark Zuckerberg: "I'd like to sell you facebook."
Rick: "Four dollars or get out of my store."
Latest Sports - Viral Sports Clips keep your day job. Seriously
😂😂😂😂
that IS what he said to the MYSPACE owners.
Joke's on him though. he paid DOUBLE what it's worth!
😉
"I call my Facebook guy"
@@philipkempbell7174 "I'm Mark. Rick calls me whenever he has any questions about social media items."
He should have told the prop guy " Why don't you make like a tree and get out of here".
underrated
😆
Hahahahaahah
ITS MAKE LIKE A TREE AND LEAVE. YOU SOUND LIKE A ***** FOOL WHEN YOU SAY IT THAT WAY. - Biff
Mike Mancini OK LEAVE AND TAKE YOUR BOOK WITH YOU!!!🤣🤣🤣
If he gets Michael J Fox to sign it and waits until the 50th anniversary to sell it, it will easily surpass 30k.
But in a few years 30k is the same value as today 2,5k
@@kebabman1968 you do know Michael J Fox can't legitimately sign his name anymore due to his Parkinson's disease. When he tries it's nothing but scribbles.
It'll take 75 years for today's $30,000 to only be today's $2,000.
It would be hard to authenticate MJF's signature.
@@deathmagnetic12085 that does not matter, as long as he signs it its fine.
just get photo evidence. and that is enough
I have a piece of paper signed by Abraham Lincoln.
See the fact that it's signed brings the value of the paper way down. I can give you 5 bucks
Brendan McCallion and that piece of paper was made out of a lot Lincoln cut down himself😂best I can do is sum lint out of my 15 yr old pants and $1 in store credit that expires in 24 hrs😂
Brendan McCallion yeah but that piece of paper was not a prop in a movie, and Christopher Lloyd ain’t Lincoln!
Clearly you have trouble understanding very basic concepts... You're part of why there likely isn't much of a future for humanity.
@@crypastesomemore8348 he is not serious he is joking about how bad rick try's to screw people over
Good on that guy. I'm sure he can get more than 2500 for it.
There are 24 of them. It's not worth more than $1000.
EasyThere Pilgrim Most of them were used and folded and gone . He's got a rare one
+Tom Hertz Yeah, an unfolded one is better. But the writing on it takes down the value. Maybe $2500 is what Corey can sell it for....but the expert seemed like he was in love with the movie since he worked on it. And I disagree with those who say it's worth a fortune.
They almost always cheat the sellers of their belongings, how is this a show, it is a crime against humanity!..
He also got that guy that made the actual covers to evaluate it lol
I never understood how an almanac about results for every sport during 50 years could be such a thin volume.
I have actually seen them for sale on Ebay. They have all the real sports statistics from 1950-2000. Like it contained what it said on the front cover.
It's not written colloquially, it's literally just pages and pages of dates and scores in small print.
Not "every" sporting event... only MAJOR sporting events!
i have the one with the statistics and results and its only MAJOR sports thats why is thin
Oh, never knew there was a printed version. Thank you all for your comments.
Honestly if he would have gotten it signed on the inside it would be worth his 7,500
No probably not. I mean I wouldnt want a prop with signatures all over it. That's what posters and albums are for, not screen used props. With signatures on it, it isnt as it appeared in the movie so imo it's kinda worthless as a prop.
@@Terribadguy. He later got MJF to sign this and sold it for $8500, lol. The expert saying it was devalued from each signature was clueless. All he should have been brought in to say was to confirm it was a real prop or not, since he was the prop master on the movie.
I 100% agree. Any collectable comic or prop should be kept as pristine as possible. If you want someone to sign a prop like this or a comic, use a freaking plastic cover!
What a coincidence that the prop master for the movie was in town and right near by when this guy just randomly walked in to sell this. Just such a great coincidence!
You do know that everything is authenticated and negotiated before filming, right???
His warehouse is in Vegas so of course he's near by
@@SabbyNGG not everyone was aware that someone who worked behind the scenes of a major movie, someone who doesn't even star in the movie, just so happens to have a warehouse, let alone one in las vegas. that's no reason to talk trash about someone.
It's still planned in advance.
No way they could just call anyone on the spot, even if their business is in the city, I expect them to be able to drop by on a dime.
California is only like 2 hours away my guy
Guy comes in with a mummy..
Rick: Let me call a buddy of mine..
Next scene: Pharaoh Ramses III walks to the counter...
How is that funny?
Fender Tremolo because he somehow always has someone to call related to the piece they’re selling
McDonald employee: Your total is $15.90
RIck: I can't go any higher than $7.95
That's the first time I've seen an item devalued over a signature coming from the actors of the movie where the item was used.
Yea, that's insane. This guy posted a comment here saying he got MJF to sign it and eventually sold it for $8500.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 I don't agree with you. Graffiti? I thought those were signatures
"I got a buddy who is an expert in screen used sports almanac props"
The fact that the actor that played Biff signed it is pretty cool.
Tom Wilson was the actor.
Brings in working Iron man suit
Me: I’m selling this for 40k
Pawn shops: no good but I could do 500
Rick seriously has a Back to the Future expert...
LOL IKR! I did a real eye roll when they called this guy in!!!!! ;)
Guess "prop master" guy just happened to be in vegas
His company is based in a warehouse in the Vegas area. The Pickers visited him to get a valuation a couple of years back.
Its staged🤦♂️
Ur life is staged
New Ant your a 🥴
@@jerradguillory7909 - It's not staged as in fake there has to be a level of preparation to make for watchable TV
I want 7500
Cory - “ I’m an expert , I’ll give you 50$ “
Rick - “ he’s right it’s gunna cost 5,000 to frame it and 2,000 for me to sell it “
Vocatic Cool story bro did he dieded?
John Jenks cool story bro ? Lol that’s 2012 you must be young asf
Vocatic stfu. Make no sense with your bs 😂
Vocatic h
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Rick: I'd love to pay you what your asking for the Mona Lisa but its been signed by DaVinci...best I could do is this gum stuck to my shoe
you're * lmfao bruh
"I have the Declaration of Independence, signed by John Hancock"
"That brings down the value"
Would have had them sign inside... And that man sign it and authenticate it!
Debi Mitchell it isn't worth more signed inside or out no matter who signed it either and tbh i seen one sell for $1700 in better condition!
I guess if there was only one could be worth $50k but there's alot
John Jenks 24 really isn't a lot...
When something's one of a kind it's only worth what people will pay for it. If no one is willing to pay $5 for the Mona Lisa, it might as well be worth shit.
"Do you realize what would happen If I turned this Almanac in his hand writting?"
Rick, always acts like he has no money to spend and he’s nearly broke 😂
Hundred Bucks is the most I can Do...
Yet he’s a millionaire
The guy got his money from the TV show, probably didn't make that much from the pawn shop
"there's a little part of me that's glad you didn't buy it"
*then don't try to sell it in the first place*
He foolishly thought Rick would offer him a fair price
It's worth a whole lot more if you can go back to 1950 with it.
TheAceOfSpades except that it’s only the sleeve! 😂😬
Rick:
"I'll give you 300 bucks for it."
Owner:
"Ah that's as funny as a screen door on a battleship!"
I've always hated the way Corey shakes hands.
Me too
😂
welll, its for "law" purposes
Almost looks like he is going to take a swing at people.
its his thing
Wow I’m impressed by the sellers acting skills. The face he made after the expert gave his estimated price for the item was almost realistic. 😂
Wait it's been a year and no one commented on your "it's fake" comment that almost everyone does?
Lol here you go kid ill help you out
@@SailorSocko actually it’s been two years. Lol
He always asks how much they want, so that his buddies can low ball them.
Exactly, I feel like he just talk to them on the phone like “try to convince him to go under the price”
These people are putting their reputations on the line though. I doubt they are willing to risk that to help Rick make a few extra bucks. If they do they are stupid.
Customer: can you do 1$
Rick: I’m taking Risks here
Rick should have told him, "why dont you make like a tree, and get out of here."
With that book...you OWN THE WORLD...
Expert "its worth about hundred bucks.."
"Ok, can you do three grand?"
Rick:”I definitely want this but do you mind if I call a buddy of mine first?”
“Hello... Biff
Guy: I have here the actual cup from which our Lord Jesus Christ himself drank at the Last Supper.
Rick: Let me call a buddy of mine...
"Next scene"
Rick: After consulting with Judas here, the most I can give you for it is 30 pieces of silver.
The Holy Grail?
It would be denars.
"Ooh La La?....OOH LA LA!"
They Low Ball like no 2morow..they probably offer 25 cents for the Jesus's holy grail cup itself
**Michael J Fox signs it**
Steve Grad: "As you can see in this Google image that I looked up on my iPad, his signature is basically just ineligible scribbles."
Tell you what. I would pay 5k right now for that. My favorite movie Series ever.
"that guy, what does he know, really?"
"he designed it and printed it and was the chief prop guy on that film"
"exactly"
Finally, someone sticks it to Rick.
For me the signatures IMPROVED it, that’s extremely stupid if someone doesn’t want it because the actors signed it 😂
Glad he didn't sell it... Rick and that "prop master" were low ballin' ballin' ballin'
That "prop master" is an actual expert, buys and sells props to collectors all the time and has worked with Steven Spielberg. I think it's pretty safe to say this guy knows what he is talking about.
@@Locutus what i don't get is why would people sign the thing if it would bring down the value, and if the prop master knew that as well? surely the prop master guy would have advised against it if he was there when they did it, right? i think someone bought one of them for a high price, wanted signatures from the people who starred in the movie when they got the chance the meet them, and then that person got bored with it and wanted to sell it, and where somehow the guy trying to sell it here somehow got it.
I would pay alot more than 2500 for it and I think a signature from Christopher Lloyd makes it even cooler and not worth less. Good thing he kept it
One thing you got to remember, they didn't know the movie would be this popular.
@@Steveman27 the signatures bring down the value for a lot of movie prop collectors because it changes the item from being a movie prop to an autograph now, and collectors usually prefer to show off a prop as it was seen in a film. The prop master probably wasn't there when the signatures were added, because the prop was likely signed at another time, not on the set itself right in front of the prop master.
3:06 "Even though he's the guy that made the things, I don't know if he's the expert on selling'em." "Nah he is." LOL, rekt.
@Sinarquista I was laughing at the response, I don't care about the worth.
The signatures of cast members decrease the value of it? Yeah, right.
it does. I want a signature in paper, and a prop without marks
@@ot4kon no not every collector wants the same thing
so if freddie mercury signed a record cover, it decreases the value.
Dude: I want 7500!
Rick: Let me call Doc Brown, he would know more about this than me and see if this really worth it."
I'm a Back to the Future fan and I wouldn't want it without a signature by Michael J Fox.
I agree, specially since Michael isn't getting any younger and who knows when Parkinson's will hit him hard.
"i have Monalisa signed by the real Monalisa"
"People prefer it pristine"
This dude just GEAKED OUT once he heard thst guy was the prop master
Seller- " You know I sold the Dolorean for 20 times what you offered"
Rick - " Why don't you make like a tree and Get Otta Here!"
This is like one of the Holy Grails of screen used sports almanacs...
Mr..Doc Brown and I got along Famously.
These are 3 of the most iconic movies of all time. So well written and filmed I think I only ever caught 1 tiny mistake. Which there are usually lots of bloopers, blooper reals! Who dont love michael j. Fox! Dollars worth 3 cents on the dollar. Even less currently. But as my dad use to say, people got money for what they want.
When I saw the signatures, the first thing I thought was “Why are there signatures on the almanac? They were not there during the movie.” I would want it just like it was shown in the movie. Would you want Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber signed by Mark Hamill? Nope!
marvlm I have Luke’s lightsaber signed by Mark Hamill in a custom shadow box in my living room. But the difference is mine isn’t screen used
@@ryanwiuff2374 RIght. A replica gets its value from the signature. Thats what ties it to the people. Original props don't need that artificial attachment since they were actually used. If anything, he should have had the signatures done on the inside. It is a shame to have signatures cover up the artwork.
Doc Brown and Mr. Brown got along famously
Hey its Videobob Mosely :)
Looked through the comments and nobody noticed, guess nobody has broken phantoms in the audience.
I thought it was him
Finally someone who puts Rick in his place. I hate cringing over people getting robbed
It's a business. Some of these people with "rare" things are delusional. Sometimes you know what, your crap isn't as valuable as you think it is. Get over it.
Rip old man
I'm jealous of this guy. Just saw a video of him where he brought the Ghost Busters machine in and sold it. Cool hobby and seems to have great stuff.
Mr Brown and Michael J Fox got along famously
stop it
Eben Wagner no
big daddy your gay
Frank Mazzacca ooo the comeback of a 5yr old good one mate really took that too heart
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Mr. Brown famously never wiped his brown eye with it.
The information in there worths millions...
I actually have a baseball signed by Babe Ruth.
- Rick “That actually brings down the value.”
He literally got called out for ripping off people who are down on their luck.
Bob the guy with the black shirt has a UA-cam Channel with his cheapest Roll Royces.
This is the second time video Bob has been on Pawn Stars. He tried selling a DeLorean with all the BTTF props. Bob knows he won't ever give him a price that he wants, he goes on to get notoriety, which is a smart thing to do when you sell these props and such.
Thedoc 88 talkin about free televised advertisement of what you're selling. Clever Guy
Interesting that the seller outed the scam artist on a previous item. Good for him.
These guys behind the counter are just plain scamming frauds.
He must've went to a different future timeline where Rick did buy it
2020 still love the movie
I know that the thing is rare in mint condition and even more rare having the cast signatures on it which is like having two things in one. But somehow it's only worth $2,500 which makes no sense to me.
@Drty_Windshield That got me confused how the cast signatures made it drop in price but yet somehow when other things get cast signatures it's five times then the item itself.
to have a piece of memorabilia of an iconic film franchise is amazing. it may be more valuable than money itself
I disagree. It's worth $7,500 with signatures. Most back to the future fans would want it like that.
I wouldn’t want it that way and I have over 200 signatures in my collection, including a replica hover board signed by Michael J Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Leah Thompson, Claudia Wells, and Tom Wilson. Nothing in my collection is a screen use prop though, if I did have a screen use prop then I would want it exactly the way I saw it on the screen, no alterations of any kind
I recognize this guy. He is known as "Videobob Mosseley" who posts DIY videos on fixing a Rolls Royce. He still wears those same suspenders.
wanted 7.5k, valued at 2.5k, no sale!
BigMac Mick thanks
Thanks for ruining it
How fucking dare you.
those movies arent even great. I think 1k would be the correct value of this. 2.5k for this junk?!
I'll take your Big Mac for $5 ( but I'm taking a big risk [of a heart attack] ) :P
What an amazing coincidence the guy who handled the props for Back to the Future is freely available to come down to a pawn shop to evaluate a Back to the Future prop.
He drove 800 miles to be on the show
@@derekdavidhoward Lol yeah, I know it's a scripted show, it's just funny how people think it's somehow not.
“ I think he took that guy’s wallet”
Someone brings in the Holy Grail
Rick: This is like one of the Holy Grails of Holy Grails.
I'm atheist; I'm taking a big risk here :P
That dude knew how to sell. Glad he didn’t sell for low
Hey that's Bob from Bob's Prop Shop. He has a channel here on UA-cam. He has built replicas of Ghostbusters, Back To The Future, Robocop and more.
Steve Jobs:I will give you apple for 1.2 trillion
Rick:yeah well the headquarters has one dot of dirt on it. That severely decreases the price I would need to pay like 1,000,000 to clean it
Steve Jobs:so how much?
Rick:I'll give you about 3 cents and that's a huge risk
rick would give his two cents on what he thinks of it, and literally just two cents for it.
Funny how at the end rick says that man is an expert so confidently when in the beginning of the episode he didnt know the man and was asking if he was the expert
Right before the expert said what it was worth, i was thinking 2000-2500, and I was right on the money
Steve Winter You must be expert
To be honest most of the movie stuff that goes into the shop belongs in a film museum.
Not if it’s in public hands. Blame the people running the sets and making these movies for letting the stuff be sold off.
I think that cover would be worth more if it was not signed.
Plo Koon umm what
Rick should have been like, "5 grand? Why don't you make like a tree, and get outta here!"
I was waiting for a Parkinson’s joke when they were talking about Michael J Fox signing it...
Rick's laugh at the "future" joke was literally me
WTH?.... signatures of the original cast decreases price?.... all others like cards , comics, etc brings higher value but just this almanac decreases price lmao.... now you know there’s a conspiracy here
Did you not watch the video? The difference here is that it's an original prop. Quite frankly i agree with them, and i know many prop collectors who would also agree. When buying a prop, many collectors want the prop to be in as pristine condition as possible, or in the condition it was when it came from the set. So having it signed, takes away from that. That's why it's value is decreased.
The stupidest comment I have read this week. Go back to bed you fucking tablet!
Solarstar10 bro ur speaking out ur ass as a collector I rather have it signed as a collector and fan any true fan would buy this in a heart beat
It's a screen-used prop. Collectors want it as it appeared on-screen.
Collectors want it all... they don't really care if it was signed, original, pristine, etc... they just want as much as they can of something... a true collector would try to have all the copies if the prop.
0:23 rick was loving that one
I don't get how the signatures could decrease the value of it, if they were actors in the movie. Christopher Lloyd's signature alone has to be worth at least $1000.
Think of it this way, imagine a Picasso painting, and on that painting, there is a giant authentic Picasso signature in the middle of the painting. Would that enhance it, or detract it? Or imagine the Mona Lisa, with LDV's signature over the middle, is that going to enhance or detract it?
It devalues it if you want it as a screen prop to a prop collector however it likey would increase the value if you sold it as film memorabilia. When you get an autograph you degrade the object you've gotten signed so when its graded it classed as damage. In the 90s this was seen as bad thing as it was harder to sell but if you check out recent studies you can see that signed stuff like this would add value in certain markets. His value was as a prop collector and for props you want it to be as seen on screen so he lowered the price if you had it graded and then sold it onto a back to the future collector the value would then increase. Was a study done in 2018 that compared markets on signed stuff well worth a read :)
Everytime they say gonna make a few calls ,random guy in the back is the expert smh people actually think reality shows aren't scripted.
So funny, when I saw it was signed I immediately wondered if that was a good idea. Personally I would’ve never done that.
Rick: Hi, are you Bob?
Bob: Nah, I'm just a random guy that the producer put a mic on.
How the heck did rick find this expert??? You don’t look in the
Yellow pages for him!!!
He has a tv show. The producers probably set it up.
Who looks in the yellow pages nowadays?