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Pawn Stars: "I Got a Buddy!" (10 Expert Appraisals for Rare Items) | History

Pawn Stars・41 minutes read

A seller negotiates prices for various items including a Marshall amp, Nintendo game cards, Beatles movie tickets, and Rocky Marciano memorabilia with experts in the field, aiming to maximize profits for each item. The seller hopes to raise funds for different purposes, ranging from attending a hockey game to supporting a foundation, by selling rare and valuable collectibles.

Insights

  • Marshall amps, like the 1973 100-watt head in a 4x12 cabinet, are revered for their unique sound by renowned guitarists such as Hendrix and Clapton, making them highly desirable among musicians and collectors alike.
  • Expert valuations, negotiations, and the importance of authenticity play crucial roles in determining the value of collectibles, as seen through various items like the Nintendo World Championship game cards, Jordan sneakers prototypes, and Dan Fouts jersey, showcasing the intricate dynamics involved in assessing and selling rare items.

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Recent questions

  • What is the value of Marshall amps?

    Highly sought after for distinctive sound by guitarists.

  • What are Nintendo World Championship game cards?

    Rare find valued at $35,000 for the pair.

  • What is the value of Beatles movie tickets?

    Valued at $350-$400 each by an expert.

  • What is the value of Roberto Clemente sneakers?

    Valued at $1,200-$1,500 due to rarity.

  • What is the value of Dan Fouts jersey?

    Authentic jersey valued at $150 due to limited demand.

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Summary

00:00

Rare Marshall Amp and Nintendo Games Negotiated

  • The individual is selling a 1973 100-watt Marshall head in a 4x12 cabinet, an iconic rock music setup.
  • Marshall amps are highly sought after by guitarists like Hendrix and Clapton for their distinctive sound.
  • The seller aims to get $3,500 for the amp and cabinet to fund tickets to a Las Vegas hockey game.
  • An expert, Jesse, confirms the setup's originality and values it at around $3,000.
  • Despite initial negotiations, the seller settles for $2,200 for the setup.
  • A rare find of Nintendo World Championship game cards is presented, valued at $35,000 for the pair.
  • An expert appraises the games, estimating the gray one at $5,000-$8,000 and the gold one at $20,000-$22,000.
  • Negotiations for the games stall at $15,000, with the seller holding out for $32,000.
  • A Jetsons lunchbox from the 1960s is valued at $450 due to missing the thermos, with the seller settling for $400.
  • The seller later finds and ships the missing thermos, completing the deal successfully.

14:30

Rare Sneakers, Beatles Tickets, and More

  • Rick meets a seller offering a pair of unworn sneakers believed to be prototypes of Jordan sneakers endorsed by Roberto Clemente.
  • The seller claims the sneakers are unique as they are in Pittsburgh Pirates yellow, unlike the common blue and red pairs.
  • The seller initially asks for $100,000 but later settles on $2,500 as a fair price for the sneakers.
  • Rick consults an expert who values the sneakers at $1,200-$1,500 due to their rarity and association with Roberto Clemente.
  • Despite the expert's valuation, Rick offers $800, which the seller declines, preferring to keep the sneakers.
  • Another seller brings a miniature roulette table from the Desert Inn Hotel in Las Vegas, seeking $750 but is advised by an expert that it's worth around $175.
  • A seller presents rare Beatles movie tickets from "A Hard Day's Night" and hopes to sell them for $800, but an expert values them at $350-$400 each.
  • The expert confirms the tickets' authenticity and suggests a selling price of $500, which the seller agrees to.
  • Lastly, a seller offers an authentic Dan Fouts jersey for $500, highlighting Fouts' achievements as a quarterback and his personal connection to the player.
  • The seller believes Fouts is underrated and values the jersey at $500, unsure of its actual worth.

28:56

Authenticity of Sports Memorabilia Valuation and Sale

  • 90% of jerseys found online or in sports shops are fake, seeking expert validation for authenticity.
  • A buddy with sports shop expertise confirms the authenticity of a signature on a jersey.
  • The signature on the jersey matches characteristics of a Dan Fouts signature from a template, indicating authenticity.
  • The jersey with Dan Fouts' signature is valued at $150 due to limited demand from collectors.
  • Rocky Marciano memorabilia, including championship-worn trunks and gloves, is presented for evaluation.
  • An expert confirms the authenticity of a ticket from Marciano's last fight and values it at $100.
  • A watch presented to Marciano is estimated to be worth around $5,000 due to its quality.
  • Marciano's gloves and trunks, if proven authentic, could fetch around $50,000 at auction.
  • The seller aims to raise $300,000 for the Rocky Marciano Foundation through the sale of the memorabilia.
  • Blueprints of the USS Maine are determined to be propaganda documents, valued at around $300-$400 each, contrary to the seller's expectations.

42:20

Uncertain Antiques Hold Potential for Future Sale

  • Multiple items possibly predate, with uncertainty on their quantity and value
  • Despite disagreement with an expert, the seller remains optimistic about finding a buyer in the future
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