Pawn Stars

[First Ice-Mike]

Anyone else like this show?? It's very interesting and funny - I'm hooked.

FI

[Mr.Seaguar]

Dad was funny when Big Hoss bought the boat. What makes it work is they all think they are in charge. I couldnt beleive when Grampa didnt buy that 51 yankees ball.

[jwhjr]

I've caught parts of it a couple of times. It is pretty interesting what people bring in, and the knowledge the owners have about a wide variety of items.

[broken_line]

yupp good show when i see it..

[MuleShack]

Ive got it on the DVR to record.

Very interesting on all of the historical stuff still floating around out there yet and people choose to bring it to a pawn shop instead of trying to sell it themselves.

[Sandmannd]

Yea, I think I'm going to have to DVR this one.

[LwnmwnMan2]

Ive got it on the DVR to record.

Very interesting on all of the historical stuff still floating around out there yet and people choose to bring it to a pawn shop instead of trying to sell it themselves.

I was talking about this with my wife.

I think the producers find things on HSO-Classifieds / HSO-Classifieds / trade show papers that people are selling, contact the people, and have them bring their products to a pawn shop, and then the producers pay behind the scene the difference between what the customer gets / wants and what the pawn shop says.

The show I saw last night, a guy brings a $20,000 cannon in to pawn. Why wouldn't you list that on HSO-Classifieds or a Civil War HSOforum?

[MuleShack]

I would have to agree that something is going on behind the scenes to get people in or to make it worth their while.

On yesterdays show they said that 75% of people CANT reach an agreement on price.

[Pickelfarmer]

Originally Posted By: MuleShack

Ive got it on the DVR to record.

Very interesting on all of the historical stuff still floating around out there yet and people choose to bring it to a pawn shop instead of trying to sell it themselves.

I was talking about this with my wife.

I think the producers find things on HSO-Classifieds / HSO-Classifieds / trade show papers that people are selling, contact the people, and have them bring their products to a pawn shop, and then the producers pay behind the scene the difference between what the customer gets / wants and what the pawn shop says.

The show I saw last night, a guy brings a $20,000 cannon in to pawn. Why wouldn't you list that on HSO-Classifieds or a Civil War HSOforum?

Who knows maybe one day we will see a 20' Box fan on there!!!!

[broken_line]

lmao!

[Jeremy airjer W]

I DVR it as well. Good stuff

[IFallsRon]

The old guy is collecting a fortune for the the @#&! jar yet he must owe a few bucks,too.

[LMITOUT]

Caught the show for the first time tonight. Had to laugh at the guy with the colonial era pistol that he thought was worth about $1000 or more and came to find out it was a replica worth about $75. I think he said he paid $800 for it and the wife was making him get rid of it. Ouch.

[zamboni]

They had to get their bleep button out for that guy.

[CJH]

This show is hilarious. I enjoy all of the crazy stuff that's been brought in. I am sure the producers find these people, but its still crazy what they are trying to sell. The old man cracks me up.

[zamboni]

If you go on History Channels site and under the Pawn Stars thing you can email them what you are going to bring in to pawn

[Jeremy airjer W]

Caught the show for the first time tonight. Had to laugh at the guy with the colonial era pistol that he thought was worth about $1000 or more and came to find out it was a replica worth about $75. I think he said he paid $800 for it and the wife was making him get rid of it. Ouch.

[CJH]

Love it when the customers say they want $XXXXX price and they laugh at them. Hillarious!