“I’m taking all the risk.” “It’s going to sit in my shop for one to two years.” “I have to send it away to get cleaned.” “I gotta put it in a frame.” “I gotta pay someone commission to sell it.” ... and then he has a cigarette laugh and excuses go on from there.
If that was in my family for 90 years and was still working, I would have stored it for the next generation to come along. It should be kept as a family heirloom. Hard to believe that people will pawn off so much family history.
Wouldn't help to keep it indefinetely when the guy and family doesn't even have enough space in their house to store and play it. What good would it be if the toy would only be eventually rusted and wasted because they can't do a proper maintenance.
I always thought it was a sales technique, usually big items or items you have to setup they can buy for cheap because no one wants to disassemble it lol
Being a Lionel collector there are few things that I agree with and disagree with this clip. One, they should not have split the set. As a collector, I am looking for a complete set because it makes the set be more valuable in the long run. Also, that is primarily what standard gauge is known for. Two, the price was moderate. Yes, it is not a rare set, they have to make money, and the condition was rough, but I think at $1,000 there would have been a big enough resale margin. Overall, I would have paid for what the seller was asking and even ask if the accessories were for sale as well. In particular, the street lamp. Original street lamps from 1923 are extremely rare and go for crazy prices. In the end, I think this was a moderate deal, better than others, but I'm only voicing my opinion from a collectors vew point.
At 5:24 you can really see how that guy is back in his childhood 😀😁 really cute, everyone should let the kid in him out ones in a while... People stay young that way
I would easily buy this set for 1500$ I am attached to it even more than he did! So classic and aged so well! It is just a dream! So relaxing and beautiful!
I can understand his reasons.... He probably didn't have anybody who wanted it and he did the right thing keeping the set together. Hopefully sombody will learn to love it again
Wanna sell it at a pawn shop? I mean, there are a lot of fake 92 year olds out there, do you mind i call in a free expert that lives around the corner?
a customer got a heart attack, so can you call 911 rick? Rick: first i want to call a friend who's a paramedic to see it it's fake or not and when i's for real then 9 is all i can do.
Very nice Lionel prewar train set... I think Johnny Jimenez was a little on the lower end on his appraisal but the ole guy had no complaints... Well done... Stay safe guys...👍💕🔥⚾😷
Seriously guys. I would have given dat sweet old man 1100 for the time n effort that he put in to assemble it..awesome train set.. the kind dat I always wanted
Despite the experts opinion i think Corey got a great deal. Some restoration work would make the train set pop. I would have paid $1,000 or more. The train set is cool.
@@masonmillar2350 I've looked it up before. They definitely work at the store. The old man is one of the owners. They do make the deals before, offscreen. What we see are basically scripted reenactments of the deals. They add drama and extra dialogue to make it more interesting. But the deals are real. According to what I read according to Nevada law they cannot film the actual deals being made.
My dad has that same train set but it has the original orange paint. Bailey played with been in a box rapped up for 60 plus years cool to see it on pawn stars.
@@richardgrace4500 an operating 90 year old train set with all the bells and whistles still on it and all those accessories and track pieces could easily get like 2k on ebay. he got crazy undersold here just like everyone on this show
It is likely. It will be better paid on a train show in Vegas easily. It is all in working condition and if he really has the original boxes. It is not that hard to estimate the value of that train set.Greenberg publishes each year a Pocket Price Guide for Lionel Trains from 1901 to this date. This set will go easily for something between 2500 to 3000
Chum really erkk’d me when he couldn’t even lend a helping hand to the old man build an entire train set,, I’m satisfied knowing Chum had to disassemble the set afterwards.(hopefully by himself with no help). How lazy can a fat f*** be? Great ending tho.
@Bill Chisholm odds are probably not... also at an auction you have to pay to to put it in the auction as well as other fees and taxes so after all is said and done he would have ended up getting wayyyy less
Lionel trains especially the older ones are well built and with good care will run almost forever. This one was in excellent condition and I am sure someone who collects Lionel trains will want to buy it.
I wouldn't give it to a shop who is just gonna sell it separately. If I was him, would give to my kid or grandkid who wants to keep it or use it. I can trust them better with it than anyone. It's a beautiful set that I would hate seeing go to waste.
As someone who inherited a large Lionel collection I can tell you that the market is literally dying away. Whatever you could sell it for 10 years ago isn't what it's worth now. People don't collect things (maybe other than sports memorabilia and cards). Large items like o-guage trains and accessories are depreciating quickly.
@@TONY_FEZ Well, a lot of it is obviously scripted, but I have seen some of this merchandise (from the TV show) for sale on their website. My guess is they really bought it from the people featured, but the sell was staged or recreated for entertainment purposes.
@@ronniewatkins5473 interesting - i thought everything about the show was fake. A friend went to the shop is Las Vagas and said it was basically just a merch shop for the show - no sign of any of the cast.
THIS. I grew up in the 80s and was blessed with a dad that loved his old Lionel trains, and he worked on the railroad. So, this type of stuff was a big part of my life. Still is. The railway industry put food on our table and clothes on our back, and to have toys that represented the real thing, were fun to play with and even worked with my GI Joe stuff....it was just a lot of fun. I miss these old toys, that time, my dad....all of it. I would have give that guy a couple of thousand bucks for that particular set. It appeared to be a nice one.
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I would sell it 5000,or put it as a window display. The older it looks the better
I thought Chum was going to show the boss the train set to get his spirits up?
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He was so attached to that train he wanted to pack it back.
But he didn't did he? 🤔
@@tacojones4276 e
I’d buy it for more
Definitely should have.
@@CaydenFirestone 1000% he says $1100 I would have given him $1200
Good thing Rick wasn't there, he would have said 500 not a penny more and he's taking all the risk
Exactly what I thought.
I hate cheapo-bad jokes-Rick. I’m glad he’s not here.
rick can talk about taking a huge risks all day for the rest of his life😁
“I’m taking all the risk.”
“It’s going to sit in my shop for one to two years.”
“I have to send it away to get cleaned.”
“I gotta put it in a frame.”
“I gotta pay someone commission to sell it.”
... and then he has a cigarette laugh and excuses go on from there.
Rick has to re-sell what he buys. If he pays retail prices, his business will fail.
If that was in my family for 90 years and was still working, I would have stored it for the next generation to come along. It should be kept as a family heirloom. Hard to believe that people will pawn off so much family history.
Sentimental feelings don't pay the bills.
@@TrunkJunky - good point.
@@HistoryGe3k selling something been in the family for 90 years to pay 2 months of bills... I'm sure there's something else in the garage...
Wouldn't help to keep it indefinetely when the guy and family doesn't even have enough space in their house to store and play it. What good would it be if the toy would only be eventually rusted and wasted because they can't do a proper maintenance.
Lets be real, the next generation doesn't care about the history. They are going to sale it 2.
the guy with the train set man😪i would’ve helped him in a heartbeat cmon chum
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It's scripted but it's fun they helped him of course they just have to do it for the cameras! :)
Chumlee lazy bump...
Sorry bruh this meth aint gonna sell itself
@@Ppsmalls19 who said anything about heroin?
Smart move by Chumlee, have him put it together so he wouldn't want to go back home with it 😏
My guy didn't even help him lol
That’s a bit of a stretch, but I mean regardless I guess it would be smart, just messed up 😂
It’s all staged so 🤷🏻♂️
@@THEKLEVER187 yeah I know, just having fun :)
@@THEKLEVER187 it’s still entertaining
I always thought it was a sales technique, usually big items or items you have to setup they can buy for cheap because no one wants to disassemble it lol
Don't tell me chums eyes were that red from being tired 😂
All three appear to have been on a few benders during their time lol
Tired of being sober. (And I don't mean to knock anyone but just boarding the Chum-hate train.)
Chum high as giraffe 🐈
big meth
he’s on the marijuana! he’s addicted to the pot! who cares lol
His last look at the train as he leaves, so sweet!
I wouldnt sell that train separately. Should be kept as a set
I’ve seen those style of train go far way cheaper
The kid is a tool
Probably worth more seperate
@@MrChewbacca94 Where are you seeing sets like this man had with many accessories most of what you find online are single pieces
@@christinagarner8178 Facebook market place
2:30 .. my mans Chum is high af lmfaooo
No 🧢
I'm from Amsterdam, so an expert on these things. I say yes.
I mean it’s Vegas baby lol
*“He and chum have been in the back setting it up”* - Corey
I nearly died laughing
Being a Lionel collector there are few things that I agree with and disagree with this clip. One, they should not have split the set. As a collector, I am looking for a complete set because it makes the set be more valuable in the long run. Also, that is primarily what standard gauge is known for. Two, the price was moderate. Yes, it is not a rare set, they have to make money, and the condition was rough, but I think at $1,000 there would have been a big enough resale margin. Overall, I would have paid for what the seller was asking and even ask if the accessories were for sale as well. In particular, the street lamp. Original street lamps from 1923 are extremely rare and go for crazy prices. In the end, I think this was a moderate deal, better than others, but I'm only voicing my opinion from a collectors vew point.
I'm no collector, but as a lover of trains especially model ones, I'd have paid 2k for the whole set.
But remember this clip is almost 10 years old, different market back then.
@@jaked5651 True
It sounded like it did include the track and street lamps
I’d have dropped $1500 on that easily. Beautiful vintage train . And it should be sold as a set
You and me both.
I would paid a million
Your spider had me fooled!
I would of gave him 7.8 million
They got to frame it, it gonna sit for year , there isn't huge collector base 😂
Don't break up this set. This has survived 90 years together.
It’s worth more to collectors that way too! I’ve seen some 736 Berkshire complete sets sell for around 400-$500!
Yes that kind of touched me...😥😥....not everything is money
Nah they will break it up. As long as they make money off the items
@@thomasross7376 they make more money when it all together
@@gamerfan8445 no... They piece out most anything they buy....
That train set is awesome over 100 years old and still works great and looks great aswell
90 years
@@dspsblyuth this episode is over 10 years old, so yeah...100 years!!🤦
@@brianedward6417 that’s not nice
At 5:24 you can really see how that guy is back in his childhood 😀😁 really cute, everyone should let the kid in him out ones in a while... People stay young that way
Even I had a Lionel Train set in the 1950s on our farm in Ohio. My dad and grandpa loved it.
I have one as a kid prob bought in the 60s or 70s still in the boxes. I played with that train as a kid and many derailments.
@@melmen2379237 No. When we moved to California in 1960 it got sold along with a lot of other stuff my parents didn't want to ship.
I would easily buy this set for 1500$ I am attached to it even more than he did! So classic and aged so well! It is just a dream! So relaxing and beautiful!
I'd put it around my Christmas tree every year for my daughter's..🥰🚂🚂🚂
I'm glad the seller hardly budged on his asking price. I hope the train set gets a nice new home for another 90 years.
5:13 "that's so cool man"
With soo much enthusiasm hahaha
That dude seemed so proud of his train set. Aww:3
Yes the girls that played with it were his beloved daughters.
After all the years watching Pawnstars not only in RUclips but in History Channel as well, that is the only item I want to buy! 😍
Same here
No
Gonna get a cheap one to put around the Christmas tree for my daughter's. They'd just love it!!💯
When he turned the train on the old mans smile came right back like he was a kid, that was sad to watch him sell it
I can understand his reasons.... He probably didn't have anybody who wanted it and he did the right thing keeping the set together. Hopefully sombody will learn to love it again
4:23 "he and chum have been in back setting it up" sure sure :)
XD
rest in peace old man and i love this older train set
Chum Lee is Pawn Stars. Him and Rebecca!😂😂😂😂
Corey does have a heart after all. The owner nearly tackled himself our off a thousand bucks.
“Chum has been in the back with him setting it up”
The test determined that was a lie😂
Those trains remind me of my grandfather train collection before he passed away
My grandfather has a collection too now im thinking about it
Yall better keep em and sell em later
Cool ! I never saw my grandfather, he died when i was like 1 year old 👶🏻😀 I'm 25 now xD
You're grandfather was a good man
@@shawnsundaram8226 *your
I had trains and rockets as a kid. Loved them both
This guy just had a greatest smile ever
I have a 92 year old friend and he still runs . Not as fast but he gets it done.
😂😂
Wanna sell it at a pawn shop? I mean, there are a lot of fake 92 year olds out there, do you mind i call in a free expert that lives around the corner?
“CHOO CHOO CUHUM” chumlee said as he took another hit of meth
Lol
💀
Now that;s funny :)
Im dying lmaooo
lmao dude made me spit out my cheerios
That old dude is too sweet 😭❤️
a customer got a heart attack, so can you call 911 rick?
Rick: first i want to call a friend who's a paramedic to see it it's fake or not and when i's for real then 9 is all i can do.
2:39
Old Man hears Christmas carolers singing...
Unholsters the 1911....
What a beautiful train set... wow.
Old Man and Chum combo.. maaaan i miss those interactions so much :)).. R.I.P. OLD MAN !
The customer was a good haggler. Plot twist: Cory ups it to $1000, Nice Cory. The train set is very charming.
It was refreshing for him to hear the retail value and not immediately call the high end of retail. It was a really solid starting point.
You never ever sell a complete Lionel train set like this piece by piece!!! It holds its value alone complete.
Funny - train set has me tearing up. If I had seen it would offer him 1200 he wanted. Hope it went to someone who appreciates it.
Very nice Lionel prewar train set... I think Johnny Jimenez was a little on the lower end on his appraisal but the ole guy had no complaints... Well done... Stay safe guys...👍💕🔥⚾😷
8:00....The only guy in Pawn Shop history who knew how to deal.
When you get the same Christmas gift twice 2:37
1100 is a killer deal. Shut up and buy it
No it's really not, I've been collecting for 10 years, and I think the appraisal was too high to begin with
Soft and chewy cookies with a trip from Expedia are the perfect opening ad acts for this choo-choo video.
I want what you're smoking
@@vibes3360: That's puffing and puffing from the little train that could.
Seriously guys.
I would have given dat sweet old man 1100 for the time n effort that he put in to assemble it..awesome train set.. the kind dat I always wanted
He even seperated them, five stops, five times the fun. -Red Forman.
Customer: I have a heart attack call 911
Rick: Best I can do is 9
Hahahahaha
It's worth more than what he was asking for!!
Despite the experts opinion i think Corey got a great deal. Some restoration work would make the train set pop. I would have paid $1,000 or more. The train set is cool.
Poor old man worked so hard, he earned that extra $50. Talk about Scrooge's
4:23 "he and Chum have been setting it up"
Literally the guy was just asking Chum to help him and Chum just left lol 😆
Chum had work to do! He’s an employee!
@@thegoodguy44 he's supposed to help the customer.
Meanwhile : Sheldon be paying 5 Grand for it
He would pay a million bcos he dont care about money but he cares about trains😂
Missing the old man
Chummlee straight savage: "say your goodbyes"
That was what they said to him after he was in jail
I am surprised the old man didn't want in on this, usually he loved old toys. :D
It’s because the show is fake
its all scripted
Proof?
@@jj9487 look it up, they all work off a script and don’t actually work at the store
@@masonmillar2350 I've looked it up before. They definitely work at the store. The old man is one of the owners. They do make the deals before, offscreen. What we see are basically scripted reenactments of the deals. They add drama and extra dialogue to make it more interesting. But the deals are real. According to what I read according to Nevada law they cannot film the actual deals being made.
My dad has that same train set but it has the original orange paint. Bailey played with been in a box rapped up for 60 plus years cool to see it on pawn stars.
5:51 Cory tried to laugh like his dad
I noticed that too lol
That’s an awesome set, one that a collector would likely have paid a lot more for what the Pawn Shop paid for it.
Doubt it... HIGHLY doubt it
@@richardgrace4500 an operating 90 year old train set with all the bells and whistles still on it and all those accessories and track pieces could easily get like 2k on ebay. he got crazy undersold here just like everyone on this show
It is likely. It will be better paid on a train show in Vegas easily. It is all in working condition and if he really has the original boxes. It is not that hard to estimate the value of that train set.Greenberg publishes each year a Pocket Price Guide for Lionel Trains from 1901 to this date. This set will go easily for something between 2500 to 3000
Chum and Corey knew that aswell. That’s why they offered 1000, almost what he asked for
Chum really erkk’d me when he couldn’t even lend a helping hand to the old man build an entire train set,, I’m satisfied knowing Chum had to disassemble the set afterwards.(hopefully by himself with no help). How lazy can a fat f*** be? Great ending tho.
This was before he was on the meth real heavy
Nowadays he has a lot more energy
That scene was scripted.
Its actually smart because hes not liable if it gets damaged in any way
HE just got yelled at for singing
Thanks 19! ,
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Everybody loves train sets that's cool
No less than 3000 for the train, I love the old look about it.
Call the shop and buy it.
@@jasonmichael3676 the train is probably sold, the old man was still alive when they bought it so this is an older episode
@@thomaspella5776 yea series 8 is from 2013
@Bill Chisholm odds are probably not... also at an auction you have to pay to to put it in the auction as well as other fees and taxes so after all is said and done he would have ended up getting wayyyy less
Old man- “you should be working- you woke me up from my nap”
The only thing that it needed was maybe a wipe with a damp cloth to remove the dirt the paint was in decent shape for it's age
I'm glad Corey appreciates it
Sheldon Cooper will love to have that...🤣
Sheldon Cooper was right. Trains are awesome.
Old man was so cool. Reminds me of my Grandpa.
Mr. Brown played with Lionel trains famously.
Mr. Brown gets no love these days, but he is still famously in our hearts!
good Ol Chum ( yeah we could set it up ) good thing Rick's son could see the look in Chum's eyes begging
Thanks to Sopranos I will always think of Richie Aprile whenever a Lionel is mentioned
Bobby Bacaleri in the Sopranos was a Lionel fan. He was buying a high dollar prewar set when he got whacked.
This vintage stuff should be worth more than $1500. Cool stuff!
Johnny is running late. He and his girl are at a local restaurant.
The old man feels the same way I do about Christmas music
i really like trains they was my whole childhood they are awesome
Pretty much the best haggling i saw on this show
This old man is pricing it at childhood memories price.
I agree. As soon as I saw his entire set-up I was thinking it's worth thousands.
First time I ever seen the Old Man with his eyes wide open
Chum singing with the carolers was the most random moment in pawn stars, lol.
Wasn't singing... Was mouthing!!🤦🤣
Someone could walk in with the Hope Diamond and they’d get offered $10 and be told that ‘we’re taking all the risk here...’
I'd easily be willing to pay between $1500 for that set. It's amazing
Lionel trains especially the older ones are well built and with good care will run almost forever. This one was in excellent condition and I am sure someone who collects Lionel trains will want to buy it.
That dude negotiated real well
I wouldn't give it to a shop who is just gonna sell it separately. If I was him, would give to my kid or grandkid who wants to keep it or use it. I can trust them better with it than anyone. It's a beautiful set that I would hate seeing go to waste.
I am an Indian and my son love trains, I would have easily paid 2G if I could get it posted to India.
If it was in better condition with boxes in good shape that number would quadruple at the minimum because it simply doesn't exist
They will sell this for no less than $5,000 dollars to a collector !!
Exactly my point
Exterior paint condition
As someone who inherited a large Lionel collection I can tell you that the market is literally dying away. Whatever you could sell it for 10 years ago isn't what it's worth now. People don't collect things (maybe other than sports memorabilia and cards). Large items like o-guage trains and accessories are depreciating quickly.
Chum is a blast 💥 Haha Way to go dude 😎👍
"He and chum have been in the back setting it up" lol chum didn't do anything.
These guys are good person.. They give him a good price.. Just because they don't want to see him packing that again...
I woudlve payed 1500 for that train as is to that man :/
A railroad enthusiasts dream model train.
Never sell stuff like this to a pawn shop. Would have gotten a lot more on e bay
relax, the whole show is fake.
@@TONY_FEZ Well, a lot of it is obviously scripted, but I have seen some of this merchandise (from the TV show) for sale on their website. My guess is they really bought it from the people featured, but the sell was staged or recreated for entertainment purposes.
@@ronniewatkins5473 interesting - i thought everything about the show was fake. A friend went to the shop is Las Vagas and said it was basically just a merch shop for the show - no sign of any of the cast.
@@TONY_FEZ Well, TBH, I've never been there, so if your friend told you that, then he apparently has more insight than me...
@@TONY_FEZ So where is the real shop located??
Sheldon cooper will love this
Of course it still works, it's a Lionel!
THIS. I grew up in the 80s and was blessed with a dad that loved his old Lionel trains, and he worked on the railroad. So, this type of stuff was a big part of my life. Still is. The railway industry put food on our table and clothes on our back, and to have toys that represented the real thing, were fun to play with and even worked with my GI Joe stuff....it was just a lot of fun. I miss these old toys, that time, my dad....all of it. I would have give that guy a couple of thousand bucks for that particular set. It appeared to be a nice one.
I would have kept it, especially when it's one hundred years old!! Still runs!
My grandpa has an HO set in his garage that looks real nice.
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