Andy Martin said: I guess my issue are the people that get taken, by anyone, just because they don't know what they have.
I watched an episode of Pawn Stars recently. A guy brought in an old mini-Coca Cola cooler. It was pretty beat up from the '30s. He didn't know what it was and did no research on it at all. Took it right to the pawn shop. He wanted $300. They gave him $100.
So the pawn guys took it to an expert that does resto's on old refrigerators. They spent about $300-400 on the resto work of that little thing, and found out it was a salesman's tool to sell fridges for Coke. They are very rare, and with the mint resto work the guy did, he estimated it's worth at about $4,500!
Do I feel bad for the guy who got taken? No. Because that bone head did no research. He wanted a quick buck. Not the same case as the Picker's sellers. But I don't feel like those people get 'taken'.
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