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Sometimes these wanted customers would sell you valuable items which would give you a nice boost in profits early game! NOTE: Change the minimum $500 profit depending on your preference. If the answer is above $500, accept the offer. If the answer is equal or below $500, call the police. Check the ( Estimated Value) and multiply it by 1.2, then deduct theВ ( Asking Price). Simply call the police and claim your $500 ($2000 if you watch an ad). Wanted Customers (Stolen Items) Method 1: Follow same patterns above when dealing with them. Optional, they usually offer nice items though, but you need to watch an ad to check what they have. NOTE: Change the maximum $100 to $200~$500 buy price depending on your preference and current game progress.

#MOST EXPENSIVE ITEM PAWN STARS GAME HOW TO#

For more info check the ' Dealing with Customers (Buyers)' section below for tricks on how to sell your items. Keep it into your Shelf, then sell it at a higher price once a buyer is available (you can generate nice profits here if done right). TIP: If the asking price is below or around $100 (the cheaper, the better), and the item is one of the item types that buyers usually look for, then buy that item. Would recommend watching an ad here to get them for free, especially early game. NOTE:В You can buy more Shelves (space) once your first Shelf is full. For more info check the ' Dealing with Customers (Buyers)' section below for tricks on how to sell your items. TIP: During the early part of the game, items are very cheap so try to horde some of them then sell them to buyers later on at a higher price. Sell expensive items first, focus on 'Item Types' and sell one of them if you have multiple expensive items under that same 'Item Type'. After polishing the item, better keep most of them into your shelf unless you need money to buy new items. NOTE: Change the minimum $100 profit depending on your preference. If the answer is equal or above $100, accept the offer. If the answer is below $100, reject the offer. First, check the ( Estimated Value) and multiply it by 1.2, then deduct theВ ( Asking Price). One alternative way is to follow this pattern: Just remember that the (Estimated Value) of the item can be increased by 20% after polishing. Simply accept if you can obviously get a profit, reject if you think it's not a good deal. Here's are some of them with tips that you might want to consider when dealing with them. His jersey from the 1933 All-Star Game went for $657,250 in a 2006 auction.- As you progress through the game, you'll encounter various customers that would offer you items together with their 'Asking Price'. Of course Ruth was going to have the last laugh on this list. But perhaps more interesting is the fact that Ecko had an asterisk laser-engraved onto the ball before it was put on display at the Baseball Hall of Fame. It was sold at a 2005 auction for $771,000.ДЇashion designer Mark Ecko purchased Bonds' record-breaking 756th home run ball in an online auction for $752,467. The only known complete uniform worn by Babe Ruth-socks, pants and all-was worn by the Bambino in a 1934 barnstorming tour of Japan. A home run ball from the 1933 Midsummer Classic-signed by the Babe, nonetheless- fetched $805,000 at a 2006 auction in Pittsburgh. His jersey from the infamous 1932 'called shot' sold for $940,000 at a 2005 auction.

It's hard to determine whether the Babe was better at hitting home runs or creating valuable sports memorabilia. The contract that sold Ruth from the Boston Red Sox to the New York Yankees-perhaps the most famous, or infamous transaction in baseball history- went for $996,000 in a 2005 auction. It seems anything The Bambino touched turned to gold. Ruth's bat from his first home run at Yankee Stadium-the original Yankee Stadium, that is (and the house he built)- went for nearly $1.3 million at a 2004 auction. The Sultan of Swat is back on this list, and this time it is his bat that made major money. Only 57 are known to be in existence, and the most recent one sold went for-wait for it-$2.8 million. When his card was removed from cigarette packages at his request, their value soared.

The crown jewel of baseball cards, the Pittsburgh Pirates great and original Hall of Famer took a strong anti-smoking stance. To add the icing on the cake, he then spent an extra $300,000 for the 67th, 68th and 69th home run balls. Louis Cardinals slugger's record-breaking 70th home run ball from the 1998 season.

'Spawn' comic bookВ creatorВ Todd McFarlane paid a staggering $3 million for the St. It sold for an eye-popping $4.4 million, the most ever for an item of sports memorabilia, according to the buyer and the seller. The Bambino's 1920 jersey is the oldest known by the Yankees slugger. Here is list of the 10 most expensive pieces of MLB memorabilia ever sold or auctioned.

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