32 thoughts on “Rare WWII Knuckle Knife Was Worth Thousands 🔪💰 | Pawn Stars”

  1. You’ve got the rarest 9 point fighting knife on the planet. Bro wants it for 5K when it’s worth 10K+. He’s never going to see another like it again in his lifetime. $7500 or no sale. Better yet, you sell it for 10K.

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  2. Where tf did this very ethnically ambiguous person with a foreign accent's grandfather fight with this knife to bring it home because from memory I dont remember anyone looking or sounding anything like him fighting in the trenches of ww1 where a knife like this would've been used. He's clearly either found it, stole it or bought it off of some person who didn't know what they had

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  3. I will never understand the commenters who get their panties all tied up in knots over Rick (or whoever) "lowballing" somebody who brings an item to the shop.

    People…THAT'S HOW EVERY SINGLE PAWN SHOP ON GOD'S GREEN EARTH OPERATES.

    The actual function of a pawn shop is to make short term loans (usually 30 days or so) to people who can't get credit through more conventional means. They make the loan and take the item as collateral….and if the debtor doesn't pay back the money, then the shop sells the item.

    Of course, they are not going to give "fair market value" for something….they've got to be able to sell it at a profit. I would hope that these people are intelligent enough to understand that if they want full value for their item, they'd need to go to a collector, or put it up for auction.

    I would hope that the people on the internet would be just as intelligent, but I know that's a big ask.

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