Summary of Pawn Stars: Deals Gone Wrong (5 Angry and Disappointed Sellers) | History
In this episode of Pawn Stars: Deals Gone Wrong, several sellers come into the pawn shop hoping to cash in on unique items, but they leave disappointed after tough negotiations and harsh appraisals.
The first seller presents a 1958 Glastron C Flight boat, which he believes is a rare find worth $10,500. However, the experts criticize its poor paint job and non-original motor, ultimately deciding not to make an offer, leaving the seller feeling insulted.
Next, a seller brings in a Hudson Bay gorget from the 1700s, hoping for a $100,000 valuation. The expert dismisses its age and value, offering only $1,000, which the seller finds unacceptable, leading to a frustrated exit.
A collector showcases two double-barreled rotating rifles, asking $2,000 each. The expert identifies that the guns are a mix of old and modern parts, valuing them at around $750 each. The seller is dismayed by the low offer, reflecting on the difficulty of selling unique collectibles.
Another seller attempts to sell a signed contract from Elvis Presley, hoping for $8,000 to $10,000. After an appraisal reveals it to be a carbon copy rather than an original, the seller is left heartbroken, realizing her hopes for a financial windfall have vanished.
Lastly, a seller presents Charles Lindbergh's briefcase, claiming it belonged to the famous aviator. He seeks $85,000, but after thorough research, the expert concludes it likely belonged to Lindbergh's father instead, leading to disappointment as no deal is made.
Throughout the episode, humor arises from the banter between the sellers and the experts, particularly with jokes about the sellers' unrealistic expectations and the quirky nature of the items. The reactions of the sellers range from indignation to heartbreak, highlighting the emotional stakes involved in pawn shop negotiations.
Notable Personalities:
- Rick Harrison
- Chumlee
- Various sellers (including a boat seller, a Hudson Bay gorget seller, a gun collector, an Elvis fan, and a Lindbergh briefcase owner)
Notable Quotes
— 02:10 — « It's like lipstick on a pig. »
— 05:20 — « I don't know you're smoking man, but that's not gonna work. »
— 10:46 — « If you think you can find these on the internet for fifteen hundred dollars, knock yourself out because it's not gonna happen. »
— 16:53 — « I'm heartbroken. Completely. »
— 23:30 — « Considering Charles Lindbergh was one of the greatest aviators of all time, I believe I have one of the greatest finds in American history. »
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