Name: Pawn Stars: Rick Strikes GOLD on GOLD Rush GOLD Dust! (Season 8) | History
Uploaded: 2020-03-25T20:40:36.000Z
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I have a really cool antique from the gold rush here.

It's a scale that dates back to the 18 hundreds.

Okay, that looks like a little bit of plaster.

Yeah, it's great how, like when gold's raw like this, it really doesn't look like old, ugly, dirty brass.

But that's way gold looks actually got it from a friend who was clearing out a state in Minnesota.

It's really cool because the violin goal has never been opened.

I think it's worth around 1500 because of the antique historical value of the piece.

As cool as the gold is just rather have folding money and you have a scale I d'oh you would tie the two pans to it for whatever you're weighing in one side of your little counterweights and the other until it Alice straight up and down.

Nowadays, you just dropped a lot of scale on stock, right?

I was assuming was from the California Gold rush.

It does fit the time period because everyone needed one.

You would walk into a bar in San Francisco in 18.

You know, that's a 22 brains of plaster, and then when they weigh it out, they weigh it out right there.

I love gold just as much as the next guy, But why go into a store?

So how much do you think gold is worth back then in the gold rush?

Okay, well, you realize that I mean, what to account for inflation?

Announce of gold buys you basically the same thing today as it did back then.

That's why they've been using gold is money for 6000 years Now, as far as your scale here.

Really, really interesting, but is basically worthless.

It's no different than a beat up rusty lantern from the 18 fifties.

Okay, The gold, on the other hand, is always worth money.

For this stuff, I would pay you $40 a gram.

You can't do any better just cause it's a za package.

I think it has a lot more historical value.

Basically, what you have here is you have some scrap goals.

There's no difference that it's in a plaster.

Yeah, I don't think I could sell it for that.

There's a reason my shop is called Golden Silver.

 Gold has held its value for thousands and thousands of years, but I'm not going over pay for it. 

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