Pawn Stars: Guest Got Triggered When The Expert Revealed The Actual Price Of His 1995 Ring

Pawn Stars boss Rick Harrison is known for having an eye for rare items. At times, people step into the show thinking that their items are very valuable and they will be able to get a good amount in return for selling the item. Unfortunately, not everyone’s product is as valuable as they thought it might be. Usually, the guest either walks away with their product or sells it to Rick.

But this one time, things went a little south. A guest brought a 1995 ring, and he was trying to tell it. But he got agitated when the expert revealed the actual value of his ring. An annoyed guest called the expert a “bozo off the street.” Continue reading to discover why the guest was so upset and whether he sold his ring.

Pawn Stars: When A Guest Brought Elvis Presley’s Jacket..

Guests on Pawn Stars tend to bring in a variety of items to sell. However, if it is truly valuable, they also know that they can receive a substantial amount in return. Once, a guest brought in Elvis Presley’s Jacket. The guest said that the singer himself wore this. While for many it would be just a jacket, for Harrison and music lovers, it is a ‘grand piece of history.’

The guest had proof that the jacket is original, as he brought it from Mike Moon, who owns the Elvis Presley Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Later, he revealed that he would want $75,000 in return for the jacket. After hearing the price, Harrison decided to consult an expert to verify the authenticity and market value of the coat. The expert confirmed that it is original and it costs between $55,000 $60,000. After bargaining a little, Rick brough the priceless item for $40,000.

Pawn Stars: Guest Got Triggered After The Expert Revealed The Actual Value Of His Ring

Once, a guest brought in a 1995 World Series ring awarded to the Atlanta Braves team. The baseball fans call the team ‘the team of the 90s.’ Earlier that decade, the team never had any good luck in the World Series, but later, when Ted Turner joined them, things finally started to change. For many people, this ring would be priceless, as the Braves have not won the championship that many times.

The guest further added that he had brought the ring from one of his friends and now wanted to sell it for $13,000. Corey and Chumlee showed interest in the deal and offered $4,000 for the ring without consulting an expert. The guest didn’t want to involve an expert and just wanted to sell the ring. However, he wished to sell it at the price he asked for. Later, Rick called in Jeremy, the owner of Ultimate Sports Cards & Memorabilia.

He revealed that the Braves were the oldest team to have continually played in American history. The engraving “Turner Staff” on the side of the ring indicated that someone on the staff received it. The expert also considered the possibility that Ted Turner himself received the ring. But that was not what the expert was looking for. He was actually looking for the name of the company on the band. Jostens made the rings in 1995 and engraved the staff member’s name on the band.

But unfortunately, it belonged to a salesman as it was a sample piece. The expert stated that the cost is only $2,000. This clearly upset the guest, and he added that he didn’t know where the expert had come from all of a sudden. “They bring some bozo off the street,” he said. The guest stepped out of the shop without making a deal. Keep coming back to TV Season & Spoilers for more updates and tea.