Of course, anyone who watches the show (or is familiar with the business) knows that the pawn shop typically only pays 25-50% of the market value, so they can profit from a healthy mark-up. But he NEVER throws out a dollar amount, so it'll be interesting to see what price (if any) is discussed/negotiated after the appraisal. He will only comment on it's authenticity and it's relative rarity. If Mark does the appraisal, he won't be willing to speculate on the market value on the item. It will be really lame if they don't pick up on autopens. I'd guess that the expert might overstate the rarity of the flags for that reality-TV drama. official flight kits (OFK) but that's a level of detail above and beyond what I would expect from a general interest show.Īny others want to take a pre-show stab at the appraisal's potential pitfalls? I'll be really impressed if they talk about personal preference kits (PPK) vs.
Cannon Aviation Museum at McCarran Airport.
If I had to take a blind guess, it would be Mark Hall-Patton, administrator of the Clark County Heritage Museum and the Howard W. I wonder which expert they'll get to authenticate it. They are doing a big business in "Pawn Star" T-shirt sales!! I will have to watch tomorrow night and see if I missed anything!! Didn't see anything space related in the public area of the shop. Just got back from Las Vegas last night and we went by the pawn shop from "Pawn Stars". It makes my collecting habits seem much more normal.
Pawn Stars and American Pickers is way up there on my list. Thank you for giving us the heads up on this episode. This show is nearly always a fun show to watch. I wonder which expert they'll get to authenticate it - and if they're a member of cS? Autographed by the crew of Apollo 16, will the gang take one giant leap and buy this rare piece of history or will they take steps to abort the mission? The Pawn Stars are blasted into orbit when someone brings in a flag from one of NASA's final missions to the Moon.
This Monday, July 12 (2010) on The History Channel "Pawn Stars" will air an episode titled Moon Walking. Topic: History Channel Pawn Stars: Space artifacts Profile | register | preferences | faq | search History Channel Pawn Stars: Space artifacts () Even if you don't intend on selling it right away, they might make you an offer you can't refuse.History Channel Pawn Stars: Space artifacts - collectSPACE: Messages The email address is: In the subject line, let them know you have an item that they may want to check out for the show.
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A couple of the experts have gone off to star in their own spinoff shows.Īccording to a recent World Famous Gold and Silver Pawn Shop newsletter, anyone who has an item of interest for "Pawn Stars" can feel free to contact them. Similarly, other experts appear on the show to benefit their businesses, which have boomed since the show first started airing they also claim that they’re recognized all over the world. “That’s why I do it - to showcase the museum and get people out here,” he told an interviewer. Affectionately known as the "Beard of Knowledge” and “the world’s only rock-star museum curator," Hall-Patton has become such a celebrity that the Clark County Museum’s attendance has nearly tripled since he first started appearing on the show in 2009. One of the most frequent experts has been Mark Hall Patton, administrator of the Clark County Museum in Henderson. The experts on "Pawn Stars" are not paid.Īccording to, “They work without a script and they’re not paid a dime, but being on the show has boosted their businesses and made them brand names in the appraiser field."
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