20 thoughts on “Expert Stunned by $250,000 Ancient Coin Jewelry From Rome | Pawn Stars”

  1. If it was ancient roman, it means that white people used to dress like the people of the Indian subcontinent and heavily embellish themselves with golden jewelries as well unlike the recent trend of all black, white, grey and dependencies on diamond and platinum will have you believed.

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  2. Worked in a Pawn shop while in college. People who knew what they had did not bring stuff to the shop. The people we saw were desperate and unaware of that they had (except for a general Idea). Our biggest problem were people who would bring in things they "knew" were valuable and then got irate when we told them they were wrong.

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  3. Only watched a couple of episodes of the show. In each what they offered was way outta line. I understand that they need to tie up revenue and hold on display until a buyer shows up maybe. However, they often don't come close to the real value. Wanted to make a $50k profit and acted like that's normal to lowball so hard. Even 5 or 10 k profit isn't good enough for them. Stopped watching after 2 shows, can't stand these ugly greedy schisters.

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