Top 10 Most Valuable Pawn Stars Items

now that's a lot of dough welcome to watchmojo.com stars items they sold Brady thousand I think that's a fair price for this list we're taking a look at the most expensive items owned bought sold or valued on the hit History Channel show Pawn Stars number 10 1932 Lincoln roadster $95,000 this should be interesting Lincoln made some of the coolest cars ever made in the 1930s if there's one thing this car isn't short on its style back in season four a gentleman by the name of Uncle Phil showed up at the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop looking to sell his 1932 Lincoln roadster the stunning vehicle has a 150 horsepower v12 engine making it one of the fastest cars of its time and an opulence that is totally out of place considering it was manufactured during the Great Depression it's crazy that Lincoln made this badass ride at the height of the Great Depression but think about it since there was fewer buyers for luxury cars back then automakers had to go all-out to compete for their business Harrison states that a 1932 Lincoln roadster in mint condition could fetch as high as 170 thousand dollars at auction however seeing as how this one had a few imperfections Harrison managed to get the owner to part with it for $95,000 five thousand dollars less than he'd originally wanted not bad for a badass ride like this okay number nine 2001 New England Patriots Super Bowl ring $100,000 it's an actual Super Bowl ring from the 2001 Patriots versus Rams unlike many of the other items on this list we never got to see former New England Patriots quarterback Brock Williams walk into the world famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop Super Bowl ring in hand believe it or not I have pawned hundreds of Super Bowl rings but they always pick them up however that hasn't stopped Rick Harrison from promoting the impressive item to drum up business for his store he needed cash so I think the guy in the Knight ship actually offered him 10,000 but the only one at 2600 because it's a lot less expensive to pick it up that way the store goes that Williams pawned the ring losing ownership when he defaulted on the loan only for Harrison and company to forget about it that is until Harrison was going through his pawned inventory and rediscovered it the ring has a mind-boggling 143 diamonds and is made from 14-karat white gold placing its value at roughly $25,000 however due to Harrison's affinity for the ring and it's sports legend background it currently has a price tag of $100,000 I put the ridiculous price of $100,000 on it which is way too much money but someone wants to give me that I'll actually sell it I think I'd sell it for probably around 16 number-8 200 pounds of silver 111 thousand dollars growing up my dad always taught me to invest and so I'm here today to cash in on that investment back in season six a customer walked into the Harrison boys pawn shop lugging a trolley loaded with what he described as a whole lot of silver the massive collection of silver had been bought years earlier when its value was much lower just about every cell phone every computer television they all started meeting silver they say patience is a virtue but in this case patience netted the owner a whopping 111 thousand dollars as a longtime collector of the precious raw material the old man was particularly excited by the haul leaping out of his chair to inspect it despite asking for one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars the owner wasn't exactly thrilled at the prospect of having to transport all that silver someplace else so he happily accepted Rick's offer well I bought it 12 years ago for way less than that under eleven sounds good to me alright still hundred eleven number seven a 2000 year old Roman coin one hundred and fifty thousand dollars I have an ancient Roman coin I'd like to sell from 42 BC we can think of few professions other than historian museum curator or celebrity pawnshop owner we're assessing centuries-old Roman coins is part of your regular routine that's pretty cool that says Ides of March and that whole line became famous because of the Shakespearean play where Julius Caesar goes and sees a soothsayer and he goes beware the Ides of March minted in the years following the death of Julius Caesar the coin features a portrait of Brutus the Roman senator who organized the infamous assassination on the Ides of March making it one of the rarest coins to ever grace the counter of the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop it really really is an amazing coin I know there's not a lot of these in the world while the owner asked for 150 thousand dollars and Rick's professional coin appraiser valued it between one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars and one hundred and fifty thousand dollars the best Rick could do was one hundred and ten thousand dollars in the end the owner decided to hold on to the unique piece of history 110 said I don't think I'd go blow on 40 if you change your mind or have really bad luck while you're in town come back and see me I appreciate it number six where the wild things are artwork 250,000 dollars these are amazing illustrations from where the wild things are by Maurice Sendak oh that's totally amazing that is cool for the right item Rick Harrison and company are more than happy to venture outside the comfort and security of their Las Vegas shop case in point this season 15 expedition in which Rick visiting an art gallery to see some of the original artwork from celebrated author Maurice Sendak's classic 1963 children's book where the wild things are where the wild things are it was one of Maurice Sendak's earliest books written and actually illustrated as well the illustrations were of the highest quality and when coupled with their pop-culture relevance made for an insanely expensive piece due to their rarity Maurice Sendak never sold any artwork from the original book the owner was asking three hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars what I would value the collection adds about $375,000 Oh however thanks to a professional valuation of three hundred and ten thousand dollars Rick was able to get the lot for two hundred and fifty thousand dollars not bad for a day's work I can't believe I'm doing this but uh you got a deal number five a contract signed by the Beatles five hundred thousand dollars I actually got one of the most important documents in rock'n'roll history the contract between Brian Epstein who is the manager in libidos creating the partnership between the two of them it's not every day a guy walks into the world famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop with a contract signed by the Beatles however that's exactly what happened back in season six when a seller brought in the original contract from 1962 signed between John Paul George and Pete best and their manager Brian Epstein Brian Epstein was a genius to basically transform the Beatles from an unknown band playing small clubs into the biggest rock band the contract outlined the percentage Epstein would take from all of the Beatles future royalties ain't not too shabby 25% the seller was looking to get a million dollars for the uber rare piece of Beatles memorabilia but upon further inspection it was revealed to be only worth five hundred thousand naturally this meant Rick offered the guy three hundred and fifty thousand for it in the end the seller decided to try and get a higher return for the piece at auction I'm gonna have to decline in the 350 good luck with it number four Jimi Hendrix electric guitar 750 thousand dollars to a million dollars this guitar was actually played by Jim Andrews that's a big WOW factor right to her when a seller entered Rick Harrison's shopped hoding Jimi Hendrix 1963 Fender Stratocaster electric guitar the indomitable salesman was floored if real Rick proclaimed if this was actually owned and played by the legend himself this will be the coolest guitar ever to walk into my shop lo and behold the epic piece of rock and roll history was the real deal with its auction value estimated at seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars to a whopping 1 million dollars if you watch Pawn Stars then you know Rick Harrison loves nothing more than to lowball customers so he offered the seller five hundred thousand dollars for it seeing as how it could potentially be worth double that the seller decided to walk I can't do it man but I'll call you if I change my mind okay all right number three a 45 foot tall dinosaur robot 1 million dollars the hell is this thing this is robosaurus this 3110 45 foot car crunching fire-breathing monstrosity caught Chumley's I back in season three so he roped Cory into checking it out dubbed robosaurus the giant robot dinosaurs owners were asking 1 million dollars for it stating that you could make $25,000 a day renting it out to various events despite the items wow factor it is a four and a half story fire-breathing dragon people Cory decided to pass without even bothering to negotiate with the seller oh well looks like Chumlee will have to find another car destroying robot for the shop it was very cool guys but I have to admit million bucks is a little out of my budget number two Oh J Simpson's getaway car $1,300,000 the Oh J Bronco in 1994 Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman were found stabbed to death in Simpsons home where she lived with her husband actor and former NFL running back Oh Jay Simpson mr. Simpson was immediately declared a person of interest but instead of turning himself in he hopped into a white 1993 Ford Bronco and engaged in the most famous car chase in history this isn't just any SUV it's the SUV it's estimated that 95 million people watched the chase on TV making the Ford Bronco as infamous as Simpson himself so when a seller called up Rick Harrison and informed him that he was in possession of the car Rick had to check it out due to its one-of-a-kind nature the southerner was asking 1.3 million dollars for it a price that proved way too high for Harrison I'm gonna pass on it okay with something like this is so much of a gamble before we continue be sure to subscribe to our Channel and ring the bell to get notified about our latest videos you'll have the option to be notified for occasional videos or all of them if you're on your phone make sure you go into your settings and switch on notifications number one a suit worn by George Washington three million dollars drumroll in season 15 Rick went to see a three-piece suit from the mid 18th century worn by the first President of the United States George Washington the incredible piece of American history was in remarkable condition despite being almost 300 years old do we know the date on this thing it's from the 1750s or sixties okay Washington was famously very concerned with how he presented himself to people so he only wore the finest clothing at all times you just don't see a piece of Americana like this very often the silk suit may look a little dumpy now but back in the 18th century it was bright pink making for a truly impressive fashion statement in the words of the seller everything has a price and this items was a cool three million dollars I wouldn't sell for less than three million dollars Rick tried to get him lower but the best the seller would do was two point five million better luck next time Rick okay well I guess the suits out then do you agree with our picks check out this other recent clip from WatchMojo and be sure to subscribe and ring the bell to be notified about our latest videos you

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Length: 12min 12sec (732 seconds)

Published: Tue Oct 15 2019