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- Rick has an expert assess three swords that apparently come from the time of the Napoleonic Wars in the early 19th century in this clip from Season 12. #PawnStars #RickHarrison
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If Rick just stood there silently for a few minutes, the guy wouldve dropped the price to 1500..
😂
Probably for free too!!!
Or even given some money to rick to take the swords
He would have donated it to Rick
wrgg
He could have easily got 3500 from Rick. He misinterpreted Rick's question as a counter offer. Rick was taking the offer at 3100 no problem.
Gee Willickers feel sorry for the guy. Should have said between 5000 to 4000 off the bat. Then lower the value in negotiating. The moment you drop to half your original price they’ll rip you apart.
Declan Roberts i doubt this guy cares in the slightest, these things were probably collecting dust somewhere in his house or something and he got $3000 for them
Totally agree with your comment 👍
wrgg
I can only imagine car salesmen having a field day with this guy.
Some people just don't care.ITs not like this guy is selling heirlooms for a bag of dope.
Imagine Rick buying a car bro
hugo roberts Imagine if Rick had a car, but sadly he walks everywhere
I thought the same thing Kirk
How much do you want?
"3100"
Why such a specific number?
"Okay 3000, not a penny less."
Wait, what happened to the 3100?
"Ugh, you drive a hard bargain, Rick. Just take them for free."
Coz, love you 3000
Rick:why not 3000 me:Why not 6500 😃🖕
And here's 50$ too
Lmfao 😂
Hahah
He finessed himself
😁
Five minutes later Chumlee and Corey were having a sword fight in the storage area
XD
You know, to authenticate the "battle" marks...
Id give it an hour, they gotta find out about them first.
Yes but they weren’t really using “swords”....
No they woudn´t. "Chumlee" had to leave the pawn shop for some legal troubles.
Rick
Seller: This is a ancient sword
Rick: ok how much do you want?
Seller: I want to sell it for free
Rick: How about -45
unterrated comment 😂
And remember I'm taking all the risk here
So the seller has to pay rick omg 😂😂
Rick: How about you pay me $3,000 to take them?
That's because it's cursed sword that always haunt the seller's family for ages, and they want to get rid of it as free as possible but Rick taking a huge risk to receive such curse for $45.
That guy is probably the worst negotiator I’ve ever seen
Not really , he got a good price as an individual seller. If you don't have a pawn shop you won't be able to sell them for more than 3 to 3.5k
@@saeeddali3145 I like how you ignored the part where he offered 3100 instead of 3000 or 3500
@@doedee1536 I think he meant the seller was a bad negotiator though
But I have seen Rick do what you're talking about for sure
He probably expected Rick to offer like 2500 so I think he just saved time and told him his bottom price
He should have asked for $5000 and just worked his way down
"These swords are special to me..."
*sells them to buy landscaping.
These prices seem so weird to me. Here in finland buying new, properly made replica sword costs 1k+ euros. I can't even imagine buying a historic, good quality sword for same price as in the show.
A properly made replica can be used as a sword or in a movie or something, they are expensive to make. This with all it's historical value, is still just a wall hanger/museum piece
Did he just talk HIMSELF down in price? lol
Yes
galactic mind games
I like it when they give a range than a single number. That makes way more sense as an estimate.
Sean has always been one of my favorites. Sad that he left the show for so long due to History's exclusivity requirement. But glad he returned.
I’m still waiting for the clip of a woman selling an item because her husband wanted it gone
When the husband wants something gone he gets rid of it. Case in point
Made me think of one I saw a few days ago where a woman sold art from her ex-mother-in-law. She was all to happy to want it sold.
When a husband want something gone, the male usually the one who sell it or throw it away. So the case of a wife sell something her husband don't want will be rare.
Right. Honey I think we should get rid of your great great great grandma China set. We never use them
Her-Ok baby let's sell it. She said never!
@@Eza_yuta men don’t trip over stuff like woman do. A man will let you keep your collectible, instead of making you get rid of it.
Expert: They're worth 6 grand.
Rick: So how much do you want?
Guy: 3100
Rick: Why only 3100 and why such an oddly specific amount?
Guy: ok, 3 grand, and not a penny less.
Rick: Deal!
Sellers are stupid rick got 50percent off..... lol why such a bizzare and strange number at 3100,,, ok does 3000 work better rick yeah... wtf
..
I think he played Rick a bit there, Rick might have start with 2500 otherwise.
Rick will take the first $4000 offer that comes through the door. So he makes $1000 minus 40% taxes, which is $600. To get the maximum $6000, he has to auction them and pay the $25% fee and then taxes.
@@easytherepilgrim2339 That's only if he has to auction. He could leave it in the shop and let it sit until a buyer gets it. No auction fees
"Why a penny less? "Ok you got me, $2501"
Unpopular opinion, this guy is a great negotiator. Giving such a specific number made Rick stop to question him. Inadvertently Rick offered more than what he would have had he done his normal lowballing.
Seller: you see these nicks? That means it was in battle
Rick: Nope. It just means 2 kids found grandpas swords and started fighting each other.
"... I'll give you $50 and I'm taking blah blah blah"
This show should be called "lemme call my buddy"
F- for lack or originality.
@@r0bw00d getting ridiculous, same stupid comments on every one of these videos
It's just part of the TV show.
I can tell from your comment you didn't get that on your own though.
Good joke Jonny. Must have taken you hours to copy and paste that from other videos...
He baffles Rick with his lowball offer and for a second Rick had to take a breath and realize the guy was ripping himself off for a change
He was probably thinking: "Rick can't lowball me if I lowball myself."
He jumped right down too 3000, didnt even try to hold the 6000
Rick asked the question of why and the guy nailed down the price. Good deal for both. That was cool
He wasn't a dictator, he was a Emperor.
This guy failed at negotiating at the first second he was waving the white flag. Lol it’s pretty funny
Willing to sell history for landscaping....
Not his history though
“He who would trade history for landscaping deserves neither” - Ben Franklin
Ikr??
Chuck Keough it could end up looking really nice though, he traded the past for the future
Until there is a drought.
You'd think after this guy's first encounter with Chumlee he'd learn to stop trying to pawn his swords at this place.
Rick looks like Thanos!!!😂😂😂😂
Napoleon and Mr Brown got along famously.
Never heard any one say that!
You need to be a comic!
Rick: what would you take?
Guy: I fold.
0:55 looked like a sideways squidward with a sword through his head lol 😅
He folded like a house of cards 😂
*its got a name engraved on it*
Yeah, and the name is 'Schuster' (Shoemaker). That's like 'Müller' or 'Meier', it's such a common german name, you will have no chance to find out who this guy was.
@@ludwigvan3649 you could narrow it down, but that would need a long trip to germany and some asking around. you could maybe narrow it down to a couple of people. but its not worth alot more after that. its some line cavalier or low ranking officer sword. maybe you could sell it back to the family for a little premium.
at 1:15 the guy in the background in red is my religious studies professor. lmao
2:12 - Hey, it's the line from the Mr. Brown outro!
The guy used rick's classic "and not a penny less" line and it worked on him.
Just take the swords rick and I’ll pay you too but I can’t do any less than that.
Rick: ok
This is how a pawn interaction should look like. Don’t go in asking for stupid numbers. Have a reasonable number in your head and you’ll typically get it.
Even Rick felt bad to do his normal counter off low ball to this guy. Dude value owned himself
Rick: ...so napoleon wasn't short
Seller: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
TAKE MY SWORDS FOR FREE
Better than any "Mr. Brown and I" comment. LOL.
00:20 *thicc*
No perfect
01:58
Gave instant wood
Thanks everybody and Em for havin my back.
Rick: How much you want?
Customer: Six thousand, but I'll take whatever.
Rick: Let's go do some paperwork.
Yes I do mind if you call a friend.
One of these days i'm gonna find out who this Mr. Brown fella is...
Just go sit on a toilet and Mr. Brown will get along famously with you.
Who are you? Snoopy??
hes not mr. white...
It’s James brown
it's Mr. Brown from the movie Reservoir Dogs.
The way he keeps saying "wars" I keep thinking of..."Da Bears"
This might just be me but I would never sell something like this unless I was really desperate for money. These are super cool, I'd rather have them than go on holiday for a couple weeks or whatever.
Nice strategy by the customer.rick couldn't do anything.but to shake his hand 😀😀
I have the real Excalibur
Rick: I’ll give you 20 dollars and I’m taking a risk
The swords were pretty cool. To bad on the name. Was fun to watch. Great video
Rick- Are you okay with with me calling in my guy to lowball your asking price by $1000 to $1500?
Seller- Yeah, sounds good to me.
History has it that these swords were sold from one seller to another for their wives' landscapping...true story!!
Lovely❤Swords
Love how pawn stars know everything yet call an expert in🧐🤨
The trick to owning a pawn shop is instead of knowing everything about one thing you need to know a little bit about everything. That's why they still need to call in the experts.
Customer gets scammed
Also customer: I think it was a fair price for both of us
Mind if I call a friend of mine? No need I’ve brought a friend of my own 😹
I’d like to see him negotiate at a car dealership.
"So Napoleon wasn't short."
"HAHAHA That's funny"
was it though?
bust0ne LMAO....no
He was average height at the time in France.
Nope, 1.70m.. Average human being
It was all propaganda from what we are finding out now. As stated before, he’s guards were tall and the tall hat made them look towering and Napoleon as a dwarf .
@@NovaSniper12 so why write lmao?
Last time I was this early Napoleon was only 4 foot 6
This guy did all the pricing himself!!!
A suggestion to Rick: instead of asking “do you mind if I call a friend of mine to have a look at it?” I would ask “do you mind if I call an expert to give us more info on this and a more accurate market value?”. I mean... if you call “a friend”... it doesn’t make it like a professional thing. It might get sellers a little upset.
While I get what you mean, the psychological effect of the word 'friend' might actually be better in some cases. It's obvious when the 'friend' gets there that they are an expert, just by the details they are talking about. But by saying 'friend', he is giving the impression that he actually knows this person, trusts them to give accurate information, and most likely has a positive history with them. Instead of just 'hey I heard about this expert lets see if he knows anything'. People who deal with customers constantly for years learn how wording can really make a difference.
MargoMB19 except that: 1) if you’re calling a friend, the customer/seller might think (as they often do) that you’re calling someone who will take your side and help you lower the price; 2) an expert is an expert, and if you’re calling him/her, it’s understood that you know him/her and how he/she works and trust that person and that he/she knows what he/she’s doing. I know perfectly well that wording is important. I’ve been working with customers for over 15 years.
@@AzazelReborn81 you both know that rick will never see this comment like ever so there is no point in wasting time on earth typing that comment, welp thanks good night and 500 dollars not a penny less, im taking a risk here
Shadey so?
Shadowsoul81 so you should rather suggestions it to Joe, otherwise rick will never know
It’s so surprising how they always appraise them lower than the asking price
We all love him
I Love Ricks Laugh
Wow. Interesting.
Napoleon is a cavalier man..thats why the Cleveland Cavaliers NBA logo jersey has sword in it
Specialist:
If Rick can get them at a good deal, I'll buy them for myself; good for the shop...
Legend says Napoleon and Mr Brown are the same height
I will never get the 'Insult to the Pez community' guy out of my head...
Bruh I thought at first the PHub intro was playing lololol
Rick: .....
Seller: FINE. 1 dollar and not a penny less.
how about you pay me 500 dollars to take them? Listen, im taking a risk here
This man just won the jd power award for best initial negotiator
I would pay 5 or 6 grand or maybe more for the three , I prefer Katana but golden sword is also great to have , gotta love gold, man
lol best guy to hustle 😂
Im an expert at everything, but let me call a buddy to get his face on TV - because he pays me if I do.
solid 1500 to 2500. such a solid statement.
That french sword is worth about 900-1100 $, prusian one about 800-900 $, and english one 2000-2200 $ and that is max worth, so guy got a fine price for them.
Guy: "What can I get for this $20 bill"
Rick: "Well I gotta make money... I'll give you $6 for it."
Guy: "But it's a $20 bi-"
Rick: "$6.50 and not a penny more"
Guy: "Can you do $6.51?"
Rick: "I'm afraid we can't make a deal. Come back if you change your mind."
Swords are straight...Sabres are curved....these are Sabres
All sabers are swords, not all swords are sabers.
@@collinhennessy1521 not true
Wow! I never thought that they'll keep going after "he" passed away.
Rick is a Pawner and also knows evrey small event in history
Good deal , nice swords!!!!!
😎👍🤝😁
Just got myself a pristine 1796 infantry officer sword
British Imperialist as it’s fake lol
I have magellan sword when he landed here in philippines
I think the guy did his research before coming to the shop. He didnt expect more than 3 grand.
Rick should be a history teacher
We realise about this our history,and know all about it.
All of you plebs saying he was a bad negotiator. He just already did this cutscene and skipped to the dialogue option that gets Rick's bottom dollar.
Customer: "Hey, I'm looking to get change for a dollar bill."
Rick: "I can give you 63 cents. I'm taking a risk."
I'm still waiting for the moment when Rick says "do you mind if we have someone to come take a look at them?" and the guy says "no".
That's a positive answer, in this case. Do you mind...? No, (I do not mind)
There is no such thing as a fair price at a pawn shop..... You get f***** every time.
Cue up Iggy Pop's "Five Foot One".
It was a fair price. Rick either takes the first $4000 offer to come through the door....or he auctions them and pays the 25% fee. And either way he pays 40% in taxes.
The seller messed up. Here's 33 years of sales expertise and advice: Always do your own research BEFORE selling military antiques and never offer your 'bottom line' price. If you are buying: Don't believe the back story unless its provable, trust what you see in front of you. When selling, always bat the question back to the buyer 'what are YOU prepared to pay for them?' negotiate hard (walk away if your not happy with any aspect of the deal) and NEVER accept any first offer!
People always comment on these videos "that's a historical item! Why sell it to go on vacation or clean your yard!?" You can't actually do anything with this stuff except look at it, and looking at it gets very boring after awhile. After that, it's better off in a museum, where a large number of people can get the thrill of seeing it for the first time.
I think this guy should've went in and sold the three swords separately, he would've made more money that way
Napoleon was not a born cavavalier! He was a artillery-officer!
Another one bites the dust.
4:30 I can do the $3k but I won’t do a penny less. Didn’t Rick used to tell people that?😂
Seem this two guys... very easy person in this episode
Seller: I got 99 cents and not a penny less
Essentially getting a 3 for 2 deal on swords
Stop using the word essentially
Ricks laugh sounds like a stalling car