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<p>[QUOTE="Dafydd, post: 2788960, member: 86815"]I met a man in Vegas once who sold Antique Springfield Trapdoor rifles and he appeared in the show with a rare rifle that had provenance to the soldier it was issued to. He told me that he had a lot of fun and they paid for his dentistry to have a chipped front tooth repaired, gave him a lump sum and at the end of it he had his rifle returned that Rick "purchased" for around a third of its value. He made the comment to me "who would take anything rare into a pawn shop without researching it first". Not a coin I know but it shows how it works.</p><p>My son works on the BBC show "Bargain Hunt" where "expert" appraisers help collectors find things to sell at auction and they often stumble across rarities that the likes of most people would never find in a month of Sundays. It makes good entertainment though and as Conder101 said it is educational. </p><p>Storage Wars is even more staged to the point that the commercial breaks can be predicted by the lifting of a blanket to reveal the wonder item that makes the deal.</p><p>I must confess though that I watch very little TV but find these shows compulsive viewing......[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Dafydd, post: 2788960, member: 86815"]I met a man in Vegas once who sold Antique Springfield Trapdoor rifles and he appeared in the show with a rare rifle that had provenance to the soldier it was issued to. He told me that he had a lot of fun and they paid for his dentistry to have a chipped front tooth repaired, gave him a lump sum and at the end of it he had his rifle returned that Rick "purchased" for around a third of its value. He made the comment to me "who would take anything rare into a pawn shop without researching it first". Not a coin I know but it shows how it works. My son works on the BBC show "Bargain Hunt" where "expert" appraisers help collectors find things to sell at auction and they often stumble across rarities that the likes of most people would never find in a month of Sundays. It makes good entertainment though and as Conder101 said it is educational. Storage Wars is even more staged to the point that the commercial breaks can be predicted by the lifting of a blanket to reveal the wonder item that makes the deal. I must confess though that I watch very little TV but find these shows compulsive viewing......[/QUOTE]
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