Pawn Stars: BOLD PRICE for RARE Star Trek Props (Season 7) | History

[@PawnStars]

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[@henrysanchez7334]

Hi pawn store I have Ben a a really big fan.

[@jr1425]

@@henrysanchez7334 ogag

[@StarTrekPhase2]

I betcha they're all fake, convention recreations. We've filmed with the originals.

[@uileagmacamhairghin5333]

@@StarTrekPhase2 Unquestionably (poor) replicas. I started collecting props when I was 15, and would have laughed at those things back then. The toy shop guy should have just admitted he was over his head and walked. As a result, I wouldn't trust anything he said if he was called in to give "expert advice".

[@johnclinete6193]

It's wild that cell phones were modeled after star trek communicators.

[@anaperez5442]

And tablets or e-readers, too.

[@RolfRobertson6404]

My father and I would watch star trek every week .he said one day we will have communicators just like that.. 25yrs later boom flip phones

[@iT4HQ]

I wouldnt call it wild tho

[@mattmojo105]

I never knew that.

[@thegaminggecko1212]

Fun fact: the first appearance of a “flip phone” in media was actually in 1928, with Philip Francis Nowlan’s “Armageddon 2419 A.D” But the first depiction of mobile phone was earlier. in 1915 Harry Stephen Keeler’s short story “John Jone’s Dollar”, refers to a cylinder shaped phone where you could see lips moving in in unison with the words being spoken to the person he is talking to.

[@pocketsand4404]

Rick: "Let me call some buddies of mine, they're experts about Star Trek..." *Klingons teleport into the room

[@Starch-Wreck]

*transport

[@MAR-zx5wn]

They bring in toy guy to authenticate movie props 😂

[@evanplatt1149]

"Do you mind if I have a buddy take a look? He can tell me if these are authentic." Buddy: "I can't tell you if these are authentic."

[@tomylee2835]

You guys got screwed. The communicator is a Jim Kirk kit from the 70s the phaser was from the 23rd century laser pistol kit from the 70-80s and the tribble was a Lincoln enterprises replica. None screen used. They need new experts.

[@ProductBasement]

"You can't sell these at a garage sale--theyre too valuable! Sell them to me at your garage sale instead, and I'll sell them to a pawn shop to sell to someone else. These are so valuable, we'll need two middle-men to sell them at a decent price"

[@Makitaization]

0:26 94 TOS episodes? Nope. There were 79. The square red trigger on the phaser is funny. Just a bad replica.

[@Theretrosaint]

So a person brings in some movie props, and the expert they call in is the toy guy 🤦‍♂️

[@BlackLung1900]

Yeah

[@terrypbug]

Yeah and

[@spotos5154]

T J lol right

[@TheRegularGamersEE]

Tall Rob is the movie expert but the logic was that she had 0 proof they were props... hence why they got rated as toys.. Tall Rob would have said the same without any documentation

[@ky-gp4sz]

Yeah

[@kenfuscious]

I thought that was Shatner’s wig.

[@Camman010]

I was about to say the same thing but I thought all the Tribbles were his leftover wigs on the show.

[@-HighTide]

I had a Tribble for breakfast. I heated it up with my phaser. And then I used the communicator to tell my mom how good it was.

[@HighFalutinTootin]

I had trouble with tribiles when my girlfriend hadn't shaved for a month

[@davidallen8296]

Tastes just like chicken.

[@aol11]

This made me think of my grandmother her favorite episode was troubles with tribbles

[@LeSponch]

I’m confused. So she finds these at a yard sale and just assumes they are from the movie/show because her friend said they were. So she never decides to check with an expert and just decides that they are real because her friend said they are?

[@dani3lson998]

For some people, that's logic. That's their way of thinking

[@JosephDavidBen]

She's an American woman, what do you expect?

[@kingjames4886]

no, she looked it up online and saw something that looked the same... :P

[@thereport3561]

And on top of that buys them from her Friend for $50.00 and tries to resell them under her friends nose for $4,800

[@dd1862]

Well considering she bought them for $50 and sold them for $500, I guess it worked out pretty well for her.

[@phettumbling9863]

"Lemme call my buddy who can prove that this were the actual Star Trek props that were used on the set". Seconds later, Mr. William Shatner comes in.

[@Vik-toryyy]

Toy man = movie expert? Amazing

[@deltahomicide9300]

To be fair toy nerd, Trekkie and film buff all seem to go hand in hand

[@michaelnally2841]

Plus he can debunk if it’s a toy

[@kennethmelnychuk9737]

Johnny Jimenez: wow, you got some Star Trek stuff here Seller: you don’t miss much Johnny

[@nicholashoover931]

As a Star Trek fan who's favourite series is TOS, I'm glad to see Trek items instead of Star Wars props.

[@KodyCaron]

Star Wars > star trek

[@nicholashoover931]

@@KodyCaron Star Wars is made for children, and most Star Wars fans agree that six out the nine movies are terrible.

[@TrekDelta]

I need that Voyage home draft script.

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

They are some nice props. Someone wants them for sure. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@jerryfrancois2014]

Haven't you ever noticed when he says they boldly go where no man has gone before..but yet, everywhere they go there's already somebody there?

[@SailorSocko]

Lol No ive never noticed that

[@joshx022]

But they didn't find men. They found aliens. Hehe

[@kingjames4886]

"do you have anything guaranteeing the authenticity of these?" "well I saw some pictures online and they look the same..."

[@kennethmelnychuk9737]

Corey: where did you get this stuff? Seller: at a Star Trek convention

[@trekkiejunk]

That's exactly where they originated...These are fan made replicas from the 70's, maybe early 80's.

[@kennethmelnychuk9737]

@@trekkiejunk: yes, that’s what I meant. You won’t find the props used in the series at a star trek convention & you won’t find any ranks under Lt. Commander 😀

[@MrMichelPM]

Nope. All of those Star Trek item were “prop replicas” That PHASER was a fan produced prop by Richard Coyle. I've owned one of these for about 30 years, now. Not sure who produced the communicator. It almost looks like a Brad Nelson ( StarFleet Command ) communicator styled for the never made mid 1970's Star Trek Phase II series. The drilled holes in the communicator flip up metal cover are smaller than the metal cover drilled holes of the original, screen-used props. I own one of these, as well. Purchased while still in high school in the late 1970’s. I suspect the tribble was fan created/made as well. All of these are very old and she should have sold these on her own on eBay or Etsy. She had the potential of getting that $800 or even a little higher. These prop replicas are, at least, close to 30 years old, as of the time of that “Pawn Stars” episode.

[@kingjames4886]

rick: "here's the thing... communicators were like blueprints, everyone on the job had a set."

[@J0kerScars]

Corey seems to never look the person in the eye when he shakes hands. He’s always looking to the side

[@alecshrad]

Yeah because he just got burned on a deal haha

[@deplorabledave1048]

He is insincere. See how he does that WEIRD affected handshake where he sweeps in from the side? The stooge cant even shake hands properly. His father tried to raise him right, but you cant change stupid.

[@briandolan9123]

His Hand shaking is definitely odd.

[@bd764]

As a long time Trek fan and prop builder,I can say without a doubt those props were not used on the series.They are way off from the originals.

[@OhioGuy330]

Chumlee always looks stoned

[@brentlysaght4600]

Because he is time to join the club man

[@jja1483]

Yea he always looks methed up😃💊

[@MrLadiesman216]

Thought it was one of shatner’s wigs for a second!

[@LucidDreamer54321]

Mr. Brown and tribbles caused trouble famously.

[@Aegisltd]

You can tell by the button on the Phaser it is NOT a prop. (Not to mention the originals were made from balsa wood, not molded from resin.) That style of phaser was pretty common at conventions some 30 years ago. And yes, I am that much of a nerd and I do own a Master Replicas Phaser signed by Leonard Nimoy. I would put the value at the 3 pieces at $100 to $150

[@victorysaber1608]

Ive not been to conventions, but I've seen similar stuff they used to release by hallmark around every Christmas like what 20 years ago? My mom always bought them for my dad in 2s, one to open one to save.

[@DarthJermz]

The originals were made of fiberglass, not wood, and only 2 are known to exist, one sold for 60K at auction, the other is in a private collection. Better to do a bit of research before spouting off at the neck.

[@kennethmelnychuk9737]

Aegisltd: that type of phaser in the series was black as opposed to gray(?)

[@Aegisltd]

I guess to be 100% accurate I should say many were made with balsa wood as they also encompassed other mediums as well Profiles in History - “Hollywood: A Collector’s Ransom II” - June 1 & 2, 1996 [HIGH RESOLUTION] 750. “Star Trek” type-1 phaser (NBC-TV 1966-1969) An original series Type-1 Phaser made of black painted wood with silver stripe down side. Affixed with an aluminum dial, small blue button, Lucite dial numbered “1 2 3 4 5″ (the energy level), and a piece of aluminum grid; base has applied Velcro.

[@martinhanke1670]

@@Aegisltd they were showing type 1 in its type 2 base. Obviously a replica made of resin.

[@sw2938]

Corey is the kind of child that would be chased home from school for being a A.

[@jetcitysinatra7300]

Corey should have bought the Star Trek script because *"Good God Man it's Star Trek !"*

[@richardzion1828]

The communicator looks like a chad roadhouse!

[@mattthomas1442]

Rick: "Let me call a buddy of mine he knows everything there is to know about these kind of things." *beams up "Scotty"*

[@dislikemyvideo7449]

I wish I could go to their store

[@tomw1825]

They very rarely are at the store outside of shooting tv series, went there in 2014 and 2018.

[@Korpsepiler]

Good luck getting into it

[@patrickthestan]

Their

[@dislikemyvideo7449]

Oops I meant their*

[@SuperBea5t]

Yu will watchu mean

[@davidjones3165]

Big Hoss " I've never been into this" Trying to act cool without geeking out.

[@davidclelandd]

the face they made after she pet the furry thing😂😂

[@MoonInPisces1962]

These were never used in the original Star Trek series! Pawn Stars payed too much for what are really fan created toys. Anyone who had access to the original series props would not be wasting their time going to a place like Pawn Stars. Original series props are worth much more than any pawn shop could afford to pay.

[@UnroyalDutchie]

With these type of buys, I'm always curious about the price tag they're gonna put on it.

[@deecook8393]

add 30%, unless it's a crazy buy.

[@heru-deshet359]

Go online and see for yourself.

[@kingjames4886]

seller: I have picards flute. rick: well no one knows what that is anymore... I'll give you $50.

[@kyleernst5598]

I like how this comment doesn’t have likes because I don’t even know who that is

[@kingjames4886]

@@kyleernst5598 lol... I like how you like it but don't like it.

[@iwilleatyourleftistass6802]

Hey! I get that reference!

[@tyharris9994]

Patrick Stewart has the Ressican flute I think. He may have mentioned that in an interview a long time ago or maybe they asked him what he would want in terms of memorabilia and it's the one thing he mentioned.

[@SIDIAMONDS505]

I found these at a Party City around Halloween time....

[@FeaRoFDerbi]

Am I the only one that never watched any Star Trek episodes or movies ?

[@stc3145]

No,

[@hempoki]

Yes, you are the only person in the world who hasn't seen some tv show.

[@daleosborn3729]

Yes

[@cmdrjace7370]

Out of the 7 billion people in the world you really think you are the only one

[@FeaRoFDerbi]

@@cmdrjace7370 can't you understand a joke ?

[@davidlucey1311]

For a moment I thought the tribble was William Shatner’s toupee.

[@rahubba1]

I love the stunned-mullet look on Chumlee's face at :20.

[@dd1862]

That's the coke wearing off and reality setting in.

[@deplorabledave1048]

Bro, he ALWAYS looked like a stunned mullet for the first 10 years of non stop drug use while the show aired. Not sure what year it was, but he had a dramatic change at one point. His IQ points instantly doubled at one when he cut back on the meth and pot., lost some weight and actually studied his lines.

[@Redracer608]

That phaser looks to be a Richard Coyle peice...they are worth money..they were numbered.

[@jeffplunkett3783]

Three items out of the same box. Honestly, what are the odds that the tribble and the phaser are screen-used props, but the communicator is not?

[@borislopez883]

Corey Shore following in his dad's footsteps sound just like him

[@jeremycoffman9771]

Yeah you know what's really messed up is they had a guy that owns a toy shop that's not a professional appraiser props that were on a television series come and try to appraise these items

[@richcarter7526]

What a joke of an expert they called in for this. The pawn shop overpaid for known replicas😂

[@rolandr.4151]

THERE YOU GO JUST YOU A WIG FOR YOU EGG HEAD 🤣

[@vikkorheel9966]

She's petting it

[@DIDYOUSEETHAT172]

Now and then you actually see people here with good sense as to what a pawn shop is.

[@robyn2344]

There was only 79 episodes of Star Trek in the original series not 94 and you need a better expert. Even i can tell they are replicas 🖖

[@wrallpaul66]

I have a modern toy communicator that looks exactly like the one she was selling.

[@Camman010]

In the 1970's AMT use to make plastic models of these and that is what they look like.

[@schirpik]

They were 1/2 sized of the originals.

[@bobbycratchet3958]

There is nothing bold about $4,800 for Star Trek props which aren't mass produced toys.

[@peterlc8166]

Their "expert" has no idea. The communicator looks like it's plastic and the antenna grid looks like one of the toys. The phaser appears similar to a Richard Coyle replica.

[@Vik-toryyy]

When I see Cory I know it’s going to be a lowball scam..

[@trekkiejunk]

Except in this case, it was a highball, because he didn't know these are rwo of many, many replicas that were made for collectors, not the genuine article. For what they really are, the two props together are worth $200 or so, in today's market. If they were genuine props (which they are not), they would easily sell for more than 50K each on the auction block. That's not a guess, either. That's from knowing the actual market on genuine TOS Trek props.

[@MP-lg3ig]

What ever item you’ve got, the pawn stars have a buddy for it

[@Renwoxing13]

Didn't they even have a sextoy guy/gal?

[@Eonednb]

How does a toy expert know anything about movie props lol this show makes your laugh

[@Rhondaandjames]

At first glance i can tell you there has NEVER been an original Star Trek Phaser prop with a red button for a trigger. they have all had rounded, silver, bar like triggers.

[@TaikoNoTetsujin]

How did they get 94 "episodes of original series?" 79 televised episodes, including the one pilot that was broadcast, plus one untelevised pilot...are they counting the six or so movies? That's 86-87...

[@campbelldutch75]

I want these items!!

[@seapappy9183]

I’m pretty sure these aren’t actual props. The communicator and phaser look like kits put together for cosplay at conventions. The tribble is nearly impossible to identify as a studio prop without some kind of certificate from the CBS/Paramount prop department. They gave the woman $500 for items that are AT MOST $100 for the entire set. If I were the shop, I wouldn’t have offered her more than $50.

[@HarshTekie]

Who did the research for the trivia plate? 94 episodes for the Original Series?!? By no one's count is there 94. 79 first-run aired episodes is the count most people go by, 2 pilots including 1 unaired.

[@brittt6248]

As a Tribble, I'd say that was worth more...

[@prime8nate]

That's the trouble with tribbles, always overvaluing stuff.

[@DIDYOUSEETHAT172]

What they should have said is there was two pilots. The first staring Jeffrey Hunter.

[@budwhite9781]

The villain from the movie Sin City who now owns a toy store has put on some weight...

[@anonymousjoker946]

Wasn't that s klingon communicator fron voyage home?

[@LucidDreamer54321]

"Let me call my buddy who is an expert on tribbles." Donald Trump walks in with a tribble on his head.

[@SL4PSYM4XY]

She said she did some research on the internet and they look authentic... lol okay lady

[@SailorSocko]

Right I hate it when they do that. "They were selling for like 10,000 dollars on the internet"

[@heru-deshet359]

Corey lied when he said he bough a lot of Star trek stuff. They were toys, not props. He's will make 10 times what he paid for it. Using a toy appraiser is not a prop appraiser.

[@marcziegenhain8420]

OK, seriously: Next time, call me, I want that script, if they are not interested.

[@JC-vg5gl]

how did i already like this? :D

[@H0TWHEELS]

I love this stuff, who sales things like this at yard sales for 50 bucks 😆

[@TwoDeep2]

That toy guy doesn't know if they're props or not

[@lesterlewis7018]

I'm screaming to keep them

[@TheQuestionmarkstudi]

This. Has. Been. Another. Journey. Into the Final Frontier..

[@gomcse]

Your Captain Kirk. voice. was. not lost. on me.

[@martinhanke1670]

You..... Sir...... nailed it.

[@anaperez5442]

Anybody knows if she got to sell the movie script?

[@CoolExcite]

does anyone know if the props turned out to be authentic?

[@victorysaber1608]

These were all hallmark products not props. My mom bought my dad these every Christmas they released new ones. Theyre not props.

[@robertstalnaker5728]

Victory Saber hallmark made full size replicas ?

[@PanfishingJournal]

Works at a pawn shop = businessman

[@bcast9978]

He owns a percentage of the business and is a producer on the show.

[@PhatBoyzClub]

U Overpaid, that communicator is around 20 bucks, the expensive ones which I do own is a Bluetooth one from wand with a complete box goes anywhere from 400-800 if you can grab one now get it it will be up in the 900's in 2 years or so.

[@darrellnichols1380]

1:10 so that's the script from the Star Trek series? Mmm? Paramount pictures really made good TV shows doesn't it?

[@Ean9881]

She’s a huge Star Trek fan but calls it Star ‘Track’ ?? Ooookay

[@Michelle32218]

Good buy on the shops part they cant prove their props they have to sell them as replicas. Most of the proof people bring in is sketchy at best.

[@Anonymous-wh9wk]

Why does it always say that pawn stars comment like 20hrs ago but the vid was just uploaded

[@urnotsorry]

Probably posted the comment before it was uploaded time upload probably

[@bluedot6933]

500 seems like a lot for a replica.

[@Magna4k]

Sounds so fun

[@pokerphil1st]

If you've seen the episode...you don't want that Tribble!

[@Bauks]

I love Tribbles !

[@aw3752]

She’s crazy if she thinks she’s getting more than $500 for these cheap rip-off props. Anyone who is aware of Star Trek props knows that actual screen-used props from the original series sell at auction for six figures. There are two coming up for sale in Nov. 2024 that is expected to bring more than $200,000 each.

[@marcziegenhain8420]

Why didn't they call someone like Michael Okuda? He knows everything about the Star Trek Franchise/Universe. And not that toy guy.

[@paulwalker9262]

There are not props from Star Trek

[@Terminus_El_Camino]

Nope.

[@jeffreyrwilliams9345]

Produced by Lucille Ball. after all other producers took a pasedena, much like the Beatles saga

[@pablo379]

Fun fact: when they call they’re “buddy” they tell them the price the seller wanted to sell it for and the expert comes in to tell them it’s worth less than what they wanted if the seller is lucky they’ll get the same price from the expert.

[@ZeroFlowers]

That doesn't always happen though

[@mikefournier5416]

Was going to watch this vid then I realized it was a tweedle dee and tweedle dumb clip.

[@SailorSocko]

And yet you still took the time to comment

[@BryanV9]

so basically if they they are the ones who will do the authenticity, and prove they are real, it's gonna cost alot more,

[@c5d53g2e]

There were only 79 episodes.

[@rachelblack3816]

They'll never get that $500 back, not even close.

[@StudioDaVeed]

Man Hands!

[@rasmuslernevall6938]

94 episodes??? How did they come up with that number?