U know. Nobody held a gun to their heads to accept what they got.

@@jj204 This They didn't even force them to come into the shop

yes that was a ripoff. Normally they don't ripoff at pawn stars but this was ridicilous.

The young lad was not the 'sharpest pencil in the box' there was he............

Not the experts fault. Kid should’ve just invested in getting the gun fixed himself then sold it. Would’ve net between $2000 to $4000 if he had. He was literally standing right there when the expert said all that stuff. Could’ve just asked the expert right then and there to restore it for him.

I WOULDN'T WORRY ABOUT IT TOO MUCH SINCE ITS A PUT ON SCRIPTED T.V. SHOW.

Rih-PAWF Rick, no class, this guy.

Probably a lot better on the skin flute.

He is the reason why i want a wife like that

That was a good show that's one place were is love to work at that would be one of my dream jobs

in fact, if you look at that vending machine, the coin slot that he "pounded out and polished" isn't the same piece. lol

Yeah Rick's restoration show....didn't last long tho.

True but don't forget the dental bill. Better off stacking silver like the Old Man. But you know Chumlee

$200 on a gamble think Abit dummy

It's scripted relax

He takes all the risk lmao

The fact "The kid' sold something his dad passed down for $200 after starting at only $500 is even worse 😂

You're the dummy they knew it could be restored that's why the expert didn't say it doesn't make sense to buy it he said he could probably get about 3000 if restored then at the gun site said 5000 they took advantage of the young man

KEK is love. KEK is life. Top KEK!!!

Lesson learned, NEVER bring anything of value to a pawn shop.

They do everyone dirty at all pawn shops, but they get furious when you lowball them when making an offer to purchase. I am speaking from experience and I can tell you most pawn shops will not sell you a Gibson Les Paul for $200, however that's what they will offer you if you're selling though. Fuck them...

They should have gave the dude more $$. The Pickers guys did that, they bought 1930s Circus posters that got appraised way more than they thought and gave the dude seriously more $$.

Right... my man said 3000 in the store and then 5k to Rick out on the range! Just shows how much a rip off and reality show it really is! Lmao

​@@kylelittle8816he said it could be worth 3k once restored, it could also have been worth far less after restoration. He then said "IF" it fires correctly it would be worth 5k. What if after restoration it was only worth 1k?

Yup exactly. Dude screwed up big time. Literally just had to be like “man I’ll pay you to fix this up for me”

You can roll a Rollo to your friend, it's chocolate covered caramel from end to end. There you go buuu-ddy...🍬🍬

You beat me to it. I always wondered if the so called experts ever give a low evaluation to get a better deal for the shop, then the shop gives them a cut after the sale. This clip produced the proof!

I would have cut Rick out and paid the guy to restore it

@@jeneenr33 the female that they know that checks out old and rare books for them has done this a few times too. The only “experts” I’ve seen on the show who seem honest is the old guy with the beard that does other things with the discovery channel, the bald guy that owns the toy shop close by, and Danny from counts customs

Why Do People Sell Such Valuble Things So Easly? (ok I'll take $200.00) Ends Up Valued At $6000.00!!

@@jerryparisi2885 Im starting to think he just wanted to be on tv i refuse people can actually be that dumb. He just heard the price idk A single person who won’t go higher in price, but he went less than half of the price he was asking for and that price was less than 10 times the amount of the price it’s worth..no one is that dumb this is television.

They rob a lot of people. And Rick's 'cheerfulness without humor laugh' wreaks of smoking.. HEHEHEHEHEHEHE.

Good chance they sold for what the expert said it would sell for. Flintlock, 5000, paid 200, spent 1000 on restoration Helmet, 4000, paid 500

Ashtray coins

That's why its on the History channel. This is one of the shows people like to poke fun at for being on the history channel but in reality your getting a lot of historical information from every object on the show.

Totally agree, Rick!

they didn't "know" up front with all that ridiculous paint job covering everything important.

MASSIVE collusion! They always learn whst the seller wants, then disappear to call "the expert", and decide on a proposed price favorable to Rick.

He uses that same excuse on everything he buys.

agreed.... not cool.

they dont care, they have a business to run lol. thats how they play that game

The poor kid that didn't move a milimeter to do a reasearch about its value and cost of repairing it.

He probably didn't have $1000. I felt bad for that guy.

@@ryandegrave8978could’ve saved up. Selling it at 3 grand wouldve doubled the investment of $1000. Instead he chose for a simple $200 which won’t even last him a month.

They took all the risk if it didn’t fire he was out 1200, the dude didn’t have to sell it

Nah it’s the kid’s own fault. He was standing right there when the guy said “I could fix it for $1000 and you could sell if for at least $3000.” He should’ve realized right there that if he paid that guy to fix it up himself, he would’ve made at least $2000 after selling it. Instead he sold it for $200. He’s the one that screwed up here. He was being hella dumb.

@@RoflCannon6 yup, your argument has valid point..but...maybe the kid didn't have the 1k to get it fixed. If he could get the 1k, maybe by borrowing from someone, he would still need some database of clients to sell it for 3k. If had brought it back to the pawn shop to have it sold for 3k, he'd never get that amount from rick..maybe he would get around 1.5k, so he would actually only score $300 more than $200. That'll be $500 instead of $200 and not forgetting if there's no urgency in getting the amount. Even if the kid had the 1k, he would still need to wait for the restoration to complete, that could take up to few months...so...still, I guess my point on the expert lying with intent to profit is rather true.

I am factoring he told the owner it would be worth $3,000 but meant $5,000.

@@danielhoward8354 The extra was because of the markings and engravings that had no possibility of being seen with all that kindergarden paint on it.

Or too dumb lol

😂😂😂😂😂

Look it my bank and you see om right

Ouch

It's a pawn shop you tool

For the long barrel gun

yeah i also thought that was unfair trade, the shop turned 250 to 5k , even more with no risk taken, poor guy

I agree he totally ripped him right off

I feel sad for him that poor kid god damn Rick good for nothing