Rick & Sellers COMPLETELY Disagree on Value! *Part 2* | Pawn Stars



Rick and sellers struggle to agree on a price for 6 high value items, in this Pawn Stars compilation.

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Chapters:
0:00 Madonna’s Personal Daily Planner & Phonebook (1988)
5:08 High-Grade US Foreign Currency Notes ($500 bills)
10:22 300-Year-Old Baroque Cross with Rose Diamonds
13:16 Cold-Painted Bronzes by Franz Bergmann
18:18 1962 Harley-Davidson Topper Scooter
20:37 Atari “Raiders of the Lost Ark” & “Frogger” (Atari 2600)
22:37 Expert Evaluation of Atari Games
25:25 Final Negotiation and Decision on Atari Games

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50 thoughts on “Rick & Sellers COMPLETELY Disagree on Value! *Part 2* | Pawn Stars”

  1. If I went into a REAL PAWN SHOP with Madonna's phone book and day planner asking 25k………………..I think the owner would give to maybe to the count of three to get out before the bullets start flying.

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  2. Rick and Sellers COMPLETELY disagree on Value! Literally the second clip features a deal being made. That's some wild disagreement … as they shake hands and agree on a deal.

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  3. Rick “what’s your best price?”
    Customer “ I will do x amount”
    Rick “I can’t do that, I will offer you x amount”

    What IS the point asking what their lowest price is if you aren’t going to pay that? Just say “I will pay you x – that’s it”

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  4. Rick “what’s your best price?”
    Customer “ I will do x amount”
    Rick “I can’t do that, I will offer you x amount”

    What IS the point asking what their lowest price is if you aren’t going to pay that? Just say “I will pay you x – that’s it”

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  5. I had both those Atari games. Got an Atari game console in 1978 and probably had 50 different game cartridges by 1982; I used to buy them used off my friends when they got tired of them. Had an Intellivision as well, and got a Colecovision in 1983 or so. I wonder what it would all be worth if I’d held onto all of it?

    My parents threw it all out when I went to college in 1985. They threw out all my eight-track tapes, too, which I’d been collecting throughout the second half of the 1970s. I ended up making my parents pay to replace the eight-tracks with vinyl and CDs — guilt over not even bothering to ask if I still wanted any of it — but the video games were just gone. I did buy myself a NES game console by the late 1980s and played it pretty obsessively well into the 1990s, when games for the Mac finally started to get interesting. I still have my NES and all my game cartridges in a box somewhere; I had all the Simpsons games like Krusty’s Super Funhouse and the Star Wars games. I doubt they’re worth much, but maybe I should dig all that stuff out to see if it still works. I’d just have to buy an old CRT TV to hook it all up to, as I ditched my last non-HDTV a good decade ago when remodeling the bedroom. Or I could just drop it all at Goodwill…

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