Pawn Stars: LEGENDARY Kobe Bryant Collection is a SLAM DUNK DEAL (Season 18) | History
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A collection of Kobe Bryant memorabilia, including game-used items and signed jerseys, is offered for sale for $750,000 but eventually sold for $40,000 after negotiations. Chum Lee successfully trades some of the items for $19,000 cash, highlighting their appeal to a younger audience and potential value in attracting new customers to the store.
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- The Kobe Bryant memorabilia collection, initially priced at $750,000, is eventually sold for $40,000 after negotiations, showcasing the significant difference between the perceived and actual value of such items.
- Rick's decision to trade Kobe Bryant items for cash, emphasizing their appeal to a younger audience, highlights the evolving market trends and the importance of adapting to attract new demographics in the memorabilia industry.
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What is included in the Kobe Bryant memorabilia collection?
Game-used balls, signed jerseys, warm-ups, shoes, and more.
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Kobe Bryant Memorabilia Collection Sold for $40,000
- A massive collection of Kobe Bryant memorabilia is offered for sale for $750,000, including game-used balls, signed jerseys, warm-ups, and shoes.
- The collection showcases Kobe Bryant's career, including his iconic shoe choices and the transition from Adidas to Nike.
- Various items from Kobe Bryant's career are highlighted, such as game-worn shorts, jerseys, warm-up jackets, and signed basketballs.
- The collection also features unique items like a ball signed by Jordan, Phil Jackson, and Kobe, as well as a piece of the forum floor signed by Magic Johnson and Kobe.
- After negotiations, the collection is sold for $40,000, with the buyer expressing the importance of sharing the Kobe Bryant collection with others.
- Chum Lee attempts to trade some of the Kobe Bryant items for $19,000 cash, emphasizing their appeal to a younger audience.
- Despite initial reluctance, Rick agrees to the trade, recognizing the potential value of the items in attracting a new demographic to the store.
