Rick's first concern was the legality of a private citizen owning World War II bomb fins. There has to be a law against it, right? Well, according to Matthew, it happens and it's all above board.
The next question, naturally, concerned the bomb fins' worth. Matthew explained the smaller of the two actually had the higher value, because (just as Corey guessed) it had more practical uses — as a table base, for instance. He valued it at $500 to $600.
For a seller who came into the "Pawn Stars" shop with zero ideas of his own, Jason looked disappointed. That's when he revealed his secret hope he'd be taking home around $1,200. "I figured they'd be worth a little bit more, but it is what it is," he lamented.
With his dream dashed, Jason turned to dealing with Rick and Corey, quickly settling for $400 for the pair. It was better than nothing, far better than having those bomb fins hanging around the house, and enough for a nice dinner out — with his wife.
