38 thoughts on “The Most Expensive Thor Comic Book | Pawn Stars”

  1. To everyone saying 10k is enough profit. No, it isn't. First, most of you idiots don't think twice going to a jewelry store with a mark-up of 400 to 1200%, or buying food at a restaurant with s mark-up of 200 to 400%. Or a bar where a cocktail or drink is 300 to 400%. Second, every business has overhead costs, salaries, storage spaces, costs to have these people appraise these items, and they have to cover losses from when deals are bad or people steal things. They have to make money for utilities, money to buy new items, insurance, cleaning the store, mainenance, to continue upgrading equipment, to buy new equipment, fix their cars for the business, licenses, and security. They need reserves for emergencies, like COVID, and for themselves too. Having slim profit margins is a stupid idea.

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  2. He’s selling for 60k in his store, 50k there’s no money? 10k is no money? Nah you’re a greedy fuck but your gonna quick sell it to that guy for 55k make 15k he’s gonna make 5k and that poor lady got taken for 20k. 20k is enough for me to take it and sell privately. Put it at 70k and go from there. Rick’s a greedy prick.

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  3. "No money in it for him" at $50k……like deadass?!?! That's $10k profit for him! He doesn't have to do anything for it and doesn't have to spend any money on it to get it fixed or anything like that! All he has to do is put it on a shelf and put a price tag on it, and that's the extent to it!! It's even graded and everything!! He doesn't even need to spend money on shipping and money on getting it graded, so he saved money there! I wouldn't be surprised if it's worth more than $60k, and I wouldn't doubt that he told the "expert" to give a lower number of what it's actually worth to make even more money! There are so many people and comic book collectors that will pay millions of dollars on just 1 comic book and there are comic book collectors that have spent millions of dollars on just 1 comic book!

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  4. See this is the thing I don't get abojt this show an it isn't as obvious in this clip but majority of the time the person will come in with a price for there item then Rick call the expert but what no one ever sees is that when he calls them he will always be like ok they want 50k so what ever u tell them just make sure it's less than that an then they show up an the expert will be like ohh well i know u wanted 50k but I value it at 30k an then Rick will then be like oh I can only give u 15k it's just to coquicedental for me to not think they scamming people

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