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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2017
- Corey reveals his deep love for Superman films when an original costume from the 1978 film (and non-Kryptonite crystal) is brought into the store in this clip from "Up Up and Away!" .#PawnStars
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Pawn Stars
Season 14
Episode 6
Up Up and Away!
"Pawn Stars" follows three generations of the Harrison family as they assess the value of items coming in and out of their Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, from the commonplace to the truly historic.
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The paintbrush that Leonardo DaVinci used to paint the Mona Lisa
The best I can do is 0.50
Greggory Apex's Son and im taking a risk here
Greggory Apex's Son you have a deal
The very highest I can go is $0.58. I'm taking a huge risk here.
Thats not the Monalisa, and there’s no certificate of authenticity - Rick
@@sammclaren3511 What if there was a certificate of authenticity? Then what?
Let me get my buddy who’s an expert on 1978 super man movie suits
😂😂
(Rick goes to a movie theater)
"Hello sir, welcome to our theater. It will be 10 dollars for a ticket."
Rick: "Hmmm, I'm not sure the tickets are worth that. Let me call in my expert on movie ticket prices.
@@TheStapleGunKid I'll give you $9 for the movie ticket. It's the best I can do. I'm taking a huge risk here.
With the quality of movies these days, that's actually not much of an exaggeration :)
who then looks for the tag with C Reeve & studio number, like no one else would think to look for a sew on tag
I had a dream i tried to sell rick a flute. He laughed at me and said music stores down the street
James Furr why has no one liked this?! Lmao
That's funny. Definitely got more laughs out of this comment than the thousands of rehashed Rick jokes here.
One time at band camp...
No wonder Rick didn't buy it.
He laughed cuz of your face. Not the flute
@@territorialtea747 we don't get it that's why...
*Every episode be like*
Seller: I want 200,000$ for it
Pawn Star: let me call a buddy in
Buddy: its worth 500,000$
Pawn star: the best I can do is 10,000$
Definitely not
Harraps wow didn’t know this was reddit
I feel bad for this show tbh, many people bullied them and calling them a scammer :/
@@mrmatice9591 /wooosh
@@AnNguyen-fl4gv much better haha
Expert: I wouldn't touch this with my hands
Rick: I'll get someone to help you carry it out *taps the costume*
5:39
Tickle I noticed that
he meant bare handed thats why he wore gloves
@@lubosmith r/woosh
r/ihavereddit
Oh wait...
Does anyone think he just brought that costume to the pawn stars because it's a famous show watched by A LOT of viewers thus getting himself noticed and generate potential wealthy buyers??
Ok buddy
Kool Aid or because he’s a paid actor lmao
That's be a really clever marketing strategy. Imagine all the collectors that are looking for him
Well this video alone has 5 and a half million views...
So I'd say he's done a good job of it!
of course, and pawnstars got a great episode out of it. Win win for both. Probably knew in advance he wouldn't get asking.
Owner: “$300,000”
*Rick stops laughing and looks like you insulted his mother.
anything over 100 bucks hes gonna have to call a buddy
The final buyer of this costume was Batman for 300 grants. He burnt it immediately after and used the kryptonite crystal as a suppository!!
I love how he looks at it in awe, calls in an expert to confirm its authenticity, offers a terrible price, and once they say no he's like "Hit me up if you change your mind."
Not everyone is as dumb as you
I mean it's a pawn shop, that's how they make money.
Other people have said it, the owner was probably just trying to advertise what he had. No practical reason he would take something worth so much, and wanted by many potential buyers, to be literally sold at a pawn shop
You clowns would go bankrupt running a business paying top dollar for everything
Someone: Hey, do you have change for a five dollar bill?
Rick: I’ll give you a nickel and a hug
Wow, that's pretty wholesome.
_DINJAM _ i well take that any day
Also rick:and thats a big risk for me
For the hug, I wouldn't even take the nickel.
I could use a hug
LMAOO THE EXPERT DIDNT EVEN TOUCH IT AND RICK DID WITH HIS BARE HANDS
To be honest, they were already like 95% sure that it was real.
Rick touches it - now worth $100
@@vica8016 you don't touch these things ever!!!
Why is that so funny?
Just 2 say he touched it in a drunk story
Last place you would take this is a Pawn Shop. This is something that would go to a top level auction house. This just feels like a set up staged for TV
If you want rapid money
You either want quick money or want ti go public. So many people have done this with pawn stars brought something in asked for a price. And then got offered way over that after the episode aired
Yeah they do this often on the show. It makes the show more interesting and gets some advertising for the item/also some collectors just want to show off. So it's a win/win.
He wants to be on tv
@@joechill6327 exactly
It was appraised at 250k and Rick offered 200k as an opening offer. That blew my mind. I was expecting him to offer 150k at most based on all the other clips I’ve seen.
It was appraise at "A significant value in excess of $250,000" That's a big difference from 250k
Ya same I didn’t expect him offering 200
Rick probably thought he could get 300k or better at the right auction.
Well it’s superman so it be an easy sell.
He really wanted wanted that suit. I mean let's be real, who doesn't?
He probably took it on Pawn Stars to raise its value or get people interested which from what I understand worked out for him. Smart.
And the show gets free content.
I wish that’s how it works unfortunately they already have it scripted
That makes no sense. He was trying to sell it for $300,000.00, but now can only get $250,000.00 for it. But he did get a free authentication and MSRP.
@@conservative.republicans.u7677 Kinda, how it is set up is that they pick out the most interesting items to put on the show and a lot of collector's try to get on the show to either promote or show of their things.
jarjon76 I think a lot of people do that
Rick thinking to himself: Boy I bet Rebecca will think I look hot wearing this.
i lol'd at this
0:19 “hands carry a lot of oils”😂
It's absolutely AMAZING that Corey, Chum and Rick know random facts about every single thing that is brought in there. Somebody must play a lot of Trivial Pursuit
Yeah, or, yk, the episodes are scripted...
He later sold it for 300 grand at an auction. So happy for him that he kept it.
Edit: Woah I was capping I didn’t think I’d get this many likes 🤣 in reality the opening bid was $40k and it failed to even reach that so it went unsold.
Yeah, but how much auction fee did he have to pay. That’s the real bummer of selling at auction.
@@fanboy2015 usually 30% commission fee
That’s $90,000 on auction fees. Might as well sold it at the pawn shop
Justin Chorn even if it was 90,000 , he got 210,000 he got more there
On these values can be less than 30%
Guy: Hey guys can I get change for 100 dollars?
Rick: Let me call in a buddy who knows a little bit more about this than me.
* 5 minutes later *
Rick: Best I can do is 8.72
DHRUV RAMANI lmao 😂
lol
LMAO
DHRUV RAMANI HAHAB
DHRUV RAMANI and i’m taking a huge risk
0:03 When the car won’t start
He later sold it at auction for 500 grand. I'm so happy he held onto it longer
you mean 300k
Yeap 300, not even close to 500
300k minus commission fee and taxes so he got a smaller amount than he was offered here.
@@swifty1969 The final buyer of this costume was Batman for 300 grants. He burnt it immediately after and used the kryptonite crystal as a suppository!!
@@Markoul11 The final buyer of this costume was Batman for 300 grants. He burnt it immediately after and used the kryptonite crystal as a suppository!!
Everything else aside Christopher Reeve was a class act. Truly a Superman to the end.
He was, and for me, the only Superman.
I've watched around 10 videos now & not one deal has been done.
He’s right that there was more than one suit made for the film. According to the late Christopher Reeve, there were about 25 of them made. Each one was for a different action, whether it was flying, walking, wire work, etc.
The only expert on pawn stars to wear gloves to touch something. A true man😎
hes not a colector hes someone who they got on the streets and paid him off
Definitely worth $250,000!!!
Maveric073 he bought it for 300k
The guy who owns it rn
Yeah for piece of nylon? Come on... Its worth it only for colector "freaks"... To me thats 250K that can be invested much better. (and people wonder why theres famine and poverty around the world...)
Martin Budinský Oh my god shut up
@@randomraspberry8525 Dont see any reason to...
The expert:250 grand
Pawn shop:200 grand
Customer :bye felicia
Anaiah Rodriguez 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The guy they brought in even said 'in excess of...', which means the customer could've even raised the price tag higher than $250,000. He definitely got the $250k from someone else.
@Joe Muniz Taking that suit to a pawn shop was the guy's first mistake. Private buyers, every time.
The pawn shop needs to make money too that’s why they go lower than the actual price 🙄 like are you stupid?
@@jessicaloveless7065 it is a joke
like are you stupid
“I wouldn’t touch that”
Ricks hand is ungloved touching it at 20 secs🤣
I’d rather have the green crystal that formed the Fortress of Solitude. Seeing what that did was one of the coolest things I ever saw in a movie as a kid. It’d be the perfect set piece for a home, and that costume belongs in a museum.
Agreed!
How much are you looking for this Mona Lisa
It’s priceless
Best I can do is $35.30
I'm taking a huge risk here
I find this funny cuz thats not even a real number
Iron Shaft in places like France they use commas instead of decimals
@@dlozza2000 you mean whole europe
Lemme call in a buddy of mine to check it out
Me: Hi. I have a machine that turns water into gasoline. (Demonstrates that it works). I only want $30 for it.
Rick: Tell you what, you give me $30 and the machine and we got a deal.
By far the funniest one yet
Funny, i thought it was one of the worst.
Chris Marek Rick: I’m takin a risk here.
So we are just gonna ignore how Rick has a friend for basically everything?
And everyone in vegas
He doesn't have all these friends. The producers do. They seek out professionals and hire hem as part of the rotating cast. It's a TV show. This is mostly fake.
Customer: I have a cure for baldness.
Rick: Name your price!
Even his dad got tired of looking at his bald head.
How is Rick only bald in their family?
A collector would've bought that for a million dollars
yeah i bet
Leo Castrillo It was sold a couple of years ago for like 300,000 dollars
I doubt it. Not much memorabilia goes for that much.
Sure Super Man is a well known film, it doesn't have the same cultural importance like other classic films.
@@Locutus I disagree. Superman was THE most relevant superhero movie ever and to this day it stood the test of time for many good reasons. 👍( ͡❛ ͜ʖ ͡❛👍)
They usually sell for 100,000 but this one sold for 35,000, but a cape did sell a while back for 200,000 though. But it won't be worth a million for another 20 to 30 years.
That was the worst joke at the beginning
You know your joke is bad when only you laugh at it
All of his jokes are bad.
You can really feel Corey's embarrassment sometimes haha
Rick is the perfect example of a dad... proper Homer Simpson 🤣
This is the whole show
laughing at yourself breaks the tension haha ugh no maybe not lol
My god! The first pair of gloves I’ve seen after watching 30+ episodes. Finally! Thank you tall Rob.
i would shed a little tear of joy if i actualy saw this thing, its my favorite movie of all time, so i have seen the suit on film a million times
Christopher Reeve was actually trained for the film by David Prowse, the man in the Darth Vader suit in the original Star Wars trilogy.
Def Blinders And put on precisely zero muscle.
Captain Quint Idiot, you should watch Reeves weight train for Superman. He was already huge before.
I don't doubt Reeves trained hard to put on that sort of size but it being the 70's I also have no doubts he was getting some help from Vitamin S (Steroids)
Def Blinders this dude was not smart he should have taken the two large but he had to be greedy also I think he just wanted to get on so other buyers could see him.
Oo
He bought it at an auction.. didn't find it for free in his house, clearly 200,000 wasn't enough to profit
Did he buy it for free?
Did he buy it for free then? And what about inflation?
Why would he get a free Superman suit that he bought lmao
Im so confused with all these comments
Me: I have Leonardo da Vinci’s hair it’s worth min 234M dollars. But I want 230M. Rick: let me call in my buddy. The expert: it’s worth 400M dollars. Rick: I can give you $20 for it.
Rick : i give you my hair for free.... waiiit, i don't have one!!!
And I'm taking a huge risk here
Yeah, but he's taking a huge risk with it.
I live close to the Kent farm near Calgary, Alberta. It is abandoned but still standing.
*"What I have here is the cure for aids, I'm looking for $200 million."*
Best I can do is $100.
Thief, stealing comments will make your weiner fall off.
Yep I gotta pack it up. Pay someone to frame it. Even though it's the cure for AIDS it's gonna sit on my shelf for a long long time.
LET ME pick up my buddy across the road that is an expert on cures for aids
*let me bring my buddy who is an expert*
Great move to keep it, another 5 years it be half a million.
Just 5? That makes no sense.
Aron May not sure he thought that one through
Best time to sell it would be before a new Superman movie or before the justice league.
Mustlehard justice League movie.
Mustlehard You mean 2x more right
That crystal is one of the ultimate movie props.
The final buyer of this costume was Batman for 300 grants. He burnt it immediately after and used the kryptonite crystal as a suppository!!
"You know way too much about batteries!"
+1 for Corey! Rick deserved that!
It's worth a million but I need to make a profit so I'll give you $5 . Deal
lmao
Nah how about 0.50$ to even it out
fret 25 cents I need too make profit
10 cents and a pickle I am taking a lot of risk here
Baring in mind the auction house would take a large sum of that so you go from 225k to 220k then you pay the taxes on that 220k so that would bring it down to just over or just under 200k this is why the buy price will always be so much lower
I think he just came here to check the market value 😂😂. I bet it would cost him a lot to have a evaluation of this. Smart move by this guy ✌🏻
Yeah, plus auction houses take a percentage of your item's profit; usually about 5 to 10 percent.
Matt M you have no idea how any of this works do you?
Nope he brought it to the show for free advertising. Now there are people who no its for sale and when he lists it on auction he will get more money.
and free advertisement too. now the interested buyers know where to get it
Great movie and custom. Thing is worth a pretty penny too. Dont blame dude for not settling. Was fun to watch. Great video
The folks in the shop are really good actors. They really capture being extras
*Rick says a joke*
Nobody:
Rick:hahahahhahahahahah
I laugh at his jokes, so do other people.
I don't really laugh at professional comedians as I don't find them that funny. Does that mean nobody laughs at their jokes???
Laughing at your own bad jokes fills the awkward silence. it's better than nobody laughing.
You would not laugh even at your own jokes because your smile is unhealthy
"i know the right buyers out there" goes to a pawn shop. wonder how much he paid to get a spot here as advertising lol
ha. never thought of that
That's not how it works. I follow a channel with a guy that collects NES games, and he brought Nintendo World Championships on there. It's just reaility TV. You pay nothing and you get nothing except being on there, and publicity. The "store" they film at isn't even an actual store, it's a set and all the people walking around are extras.
Put it as "I know the right buyer--->'
Anders Kristensen you know the store is in las vegas and people go in there every fucken day right? LMFAO what a dumbass
Julia, it's English, and it's written language. You're welcome.
I absolutely love these. Superman is my favorite 😊
i couldn't breathe through out ...best video so far on ps!!
dam that guy must be loaded, i would of jumped on that $200k like no tomorrow
Frankie Theiling he probably paid more for it
Frankie Theiling you have got to remember he might have paid 200k for it. so he might want to make some money
deadinside how about nobody cares about you
true
deadinside dont be mad because nobody cares about you
That green crystal looks suspiciously like the one I got on ebay for $25.
Rounding Third z76
Omg
Old people stay getting finnessed
That's what's known as a replica
But did it come with a fancy box tho?
Whoever wear latex glove got my respect . Real expert there
5:42 Rob said don't touch with hands. And what does Rick do?🤣
Customer: *Literally owns, and is selling the sun*
Rick: Want a twenty?
Customer: I have this 1995 Monica Lewinsky costume with original stain on it....
Rick : Let me call my expert......hi Bill!!
then after they have to send the stain sample and Bill's sample to a genetics lab to see if it matches.
Hahahaha
When I was a kid in Los Angeles, every year my family would go to Movieland Wax Museum in Buena Park. Every single time we went my favorite exhibit was Superman. This exact suit was on the wax figure. Very cool piece.
3:06 Hey ! There’s my pajamas 😂lol
Smart man. Would definitely make more if he auctioned it. Like the expert said, there's a huge fan base and it's iconic! The value is only going to appreciate over time. Nice try tho, Rick XD
You used appreciate in the wrong context
Smart guy didn't sell it this is a nice piece I love superman he's my favourite. Christopher reeves did great. Great movie overall.
Mike E who gives a fuck
I love ur profile pic Eric Wright 🔥
well, smart is only as good as the next buyer.....who knows? He could put it in an auction and only get $230K for it..minus auction fees etc that would bring it down to $200K (maybe less). As Rick said: it's a gamble...what "should" happen doesn't always.....
You mean Reeve?
Mike E den he shouldn't have taken it there? Wasting time. Just auction it. Fuck him.
I just love how these 2 poke at each other🤣😂
Interesting video!
Christopher Reeve WAS Superman. Rest in Peace Chris Reeve.
+1
I live about 15 minutes away where he was paralyzed in a horse event for the rest of his life, in Culpepper, Virginia. Always thought it was crazy that he was at one point in time here in such a small town.
Plenty Nightmares kasmeh nigga
Amen and ditto
This is what makes the Costume worth more. As the added value is that Reeves wore it... By the way. The second one was bought by a museum. It will never be up for auction...
Best I can do is $3.50 and I'm taking a risk here.
Tree fiddy
Corey calling his dad "Lex", that's Savage.
Pawn Stars' offers are the equivalent to Gamestop with their video game turn-ins
He gave him a very fair deal. Game stop gives you like 1/5 of it's value
Smart man walk away. This will be worth more in the future.
Then sell it to a museum.
WTF, I wouldn't donate it if I had bought it at an auction, I'd let the museum put a bid in if they wanted it that bad. Smokey, would you donate it?? if you paid big bucks for it.
Smokey 420 the family is rich. If they want it they can buy it.
lol I crack up every time some idiot comment on how people should donate things that others have invested or earned while never having donated anything them self. That's the mindset of a peasant ass commie, always thinking that their lazy ass are entitled to other people's achievements.
Smokey 420 so he buys it then gives it away for free the fuck?
I watched Superman 1 & 2 as a kid like 3 times a day as a child.
I would love to own those.
‘Lets go grab somethin to eat Lex’😹
I fed Reeves on Mackinac island when he did somewhere in time he ate a lot at my father's restaurant Then i got to be in the movie and hang out with Chris! Those were the days!😎
me: wow, this is the first time they never ca-
*"do you mind if I call someone in?"*
"How much are you looking for?"
"Money."
"I'm sorry, I can't do that."
Im sorry i can only do "mon" and thats my limit
The final buyer of this costume was Batman for 300 grants. He burnt it immediately after and used the kryptonite crystal as a suppository!!
“Yea I got this spoon that was used by Abraham Lincoln”
Rick: “aight lemme call a friend I know that’s an expert in spoons”
In walks Tommy Wiseau.
I watched hundred of these videos so rick laughter is installed now in my head. I can hear it before I sleep
3 original pieces in PERFECT condition by Leonardo DaVinci.
Best I can do is 20 bucks.
They must have worked at GameStop
but its the Mona Lisa!
Rick- let me call my buddy in.
nah the best they would do it would be 5c
Do you have any paperwork from Da Vinci?
Even if this is staged, I think it's pretty educational. I think they sometimes bring these artifacts in, to show people that these pieces are still out there, and what it's worth
they probably own this suite and sell it themselfes under a different name, after the expert calls out the riddiculous price for them..
It’s not actually staged. I mean… if you go to the store in Vegas you won’t probably find Rick, Corey and Chumlee. What happens is that whenever someone has something very interesting that they want to put in the show, they’ll come and do the negotiation in front of the cameras.
"You know way too much about this"
"And you know way too much about batteries"
pawn stars are amazing for showing things in history
You have a authentic Superman outfit and you go to the pawnshop. Perfect move
The pawnshop show that airs on TV and often works as free advertising*
Actually kirk alyn was the original superman. He did a 16 part movie serial in the late 40's.
He did two Superman serials, the other was Atom Man (Luthor) vs Superman released in 1950.
This was the first movie I saw in the theater. As firsts go, it was a good one.
2:50 had me dying hes just getting bullied this episode Lol
5:42 rick touched it with his hands
Jason Lee since he wasn’t being fro smart
Jason Lee hes obviously a massive dick that guy
I saw that too. Either to be a jerk or because he’s sad it’s going away.
good catch!
Rick the dick.
If he put it up on auction and got charged a 15% fee plus another 15% buyers premium and ends up selling for $250k, he'd only make $175k. Even if the buyers fee was dropped to 20% he'd walk away from $200k. So Rick offering up $200k was actually a really good deal to take
He actually did sold it in an auction for 300 grand. With auction fee sold it for 210,000
@@AndrejNikolov-xw2gi not really. Just the cape was sold for $200k.. The dress remains unsold but guessing they want much more for the dress
"Id never touch this with bare hands" Rick pats it on its back after refusing the sellers offer lol
Man has a crystal and a Superman suit in his house, that’s probably worth his house.
“Hey Rick, here I have your mom’s soul encased in a box made of diamonds. I want 1000 dollars”
Rick: “Best I can do is 10 dollars”
2:19 - I don’t even like the Pawn Stars, but this is great.
Awesome costume - I remember the Forum Shops out here in Vegas used to have a Jor-El costume from the movie worn by Marlon Brando.
Real and authentic too. I would never ever ever sell this in my lifetime
Most famous line in the show
I’ll call a buddy of mine and have him look at it
“Whatever you know too much about batteries” Lol
5:42 The way rick patted to suit😂😂😂
5:41 Lol look at Rick sneakily touching the suit with his bare hand after he couldn't make a deal.
"I have the meaning of life"
"Best I can do is 5 cents"
Gee I'm taking a big chance here, give you $4 for it....
@@asyouratty13 would you be willing to $6?
@@michaelesparza4308 I'd be taking an awful big chance....
“You know way too much about batteries” 😂
I am so glad that Corey knows how to put "bad joke Rick" in his place. 🤣
It’s the laugh in the beginning for me