Times The Pawn Stars Experts Cost Them A Lot Of Money



For over a decade, Pawn Stars has appeared on The History Channel, chronicling the best and worst things brought into Las Vegas’ Gold and Silver Pawn Shop. The owners don’t know everything about rare items, though, and they often call in experts in their fields to drop real knowledge. Sometimes, it works out in their favor, and a fake item is called out, saving them thousands of dollars. Other times, however, the expert flips the script. Here are a few times when the Pawn Stars should not have called in an expert.

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Captain Cook’s medal | 0:00
Holyfield and Tyson autographs | 1:26
An old firearm | 2:27
A century-old coin | 3:36
More Spanish gold | 4:42
A Psycho prop | 5:41
A toy robot | 6:49
An Anglo-Saxon helmet | 7:59
A 17th-century bell | 8:59
A Russian medal | 10:04

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20 thoughts on “Times The Pawn Stars Experts Cost Them A Lot Of Money”

  1. Considering that the show was 100% fake, filmed in a studio, with actors in the background, I don't think it cost them a penny. The things brought it were usually real, actually owned by the "experts" themselves. Nothing was ever really sold.

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  2. I don't get it. How much did they lost? No matter the price it was bought, the profit comes from the sale… so where is the aforementioned loss? If a valuation makes you offer more… nonetheless is a healthy practice when in doubt.

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  3. Title is misleading af, makes you think the experts were wrong and costed the business money. The title should be something less clickbait and more like Times Pawn Star Experts confirmed Treasures

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