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Pawn Shop Owners Reveal The Most Frightening Things People Have Brought To Pawn

by Zack Walkter • Published November 24, 2017

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Pawn Shop Owners Reveal The Most Frightening Things People Have Brought To Pawn

6. Glass Eyes

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It has been related by two different Reddit users that there have been people who wish to pawn their glass eyes, but they wait until they are at the pawn shop counter to remove them. How very thoughtful of them.

7. Civil-Rights Movement Potato

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This one was on Pawn Stars. Just like Chumlee wasn’t buying pawner Sean Price’s Civil Rights Movement-era potato (which Price claimed hit Martin Luther King Jr.), we aren’t buying his seriousness as a pawner. He was a little too happy to settle for $2 after asking for $100,000 for the historic vegetable. Phony alert!

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8. Vintage Pepsi Cans

Flickr/Eli Duke

We wouldn’t blame you if you thought that limited-edition Pepsi cans from days bygone could be worth a pretty penny. The seller on this episode of Pawn Stars actually knew better, though. He asked for the terribly modest sum of $50, but still only managed to get $20. You may want to stop collecting these worthless tins now.

9. Dinosaur Eggs

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Like the Pepsi cans, dinosaur eggs are surprisingly not worth a whole lot — or at least not worth the amount you’d expect for ancient natural artifacts! The seller at the Pawn Stores shop came in proposing a cool $20,000. He only got $500 for his bunch because there are actually thousands of these wonders on the market.

10. Bodily Fluids of Famous People

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We’re going to end on a fairly disgusting note, so brace yourselves. A Reddit user asserts that once, in his uncle’s pawn shop in Detroit, a lady presented a pickle jar full of unappetizing brownish-yellow liquid. She claimed it was a combination of urine, feces, blood, and other bodily fluids once having belonged to Eminem, Kid Rock, and politician Kwame Kilpatrick. You really have to wonder about some people.

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