Collector: Et Goldin touche le pactole

The idea of the show is nice as I am sport memorabilia myself. BUT there at least 2/3 charachters that should be punched in the face every time they open their mouth.

First Laura, the daughter, should be sent to work and clean toilettes for a while, every time she opens her mouth you just want to throw the Tv off the balcony. Also one of the sellers can't remember his name, the camply dressed one. Irritating as hell.

The boss Ken seems alright, there are a few celebrities passing by and all in all you can watch it in one afternoon.

Having said so, if there is a second season, and daughter and smart dressed are still there I will not be watching.

Being a collector at heart, really wants to enjoy the show. It's cool seeing some of the big items that go for auction but it easily gets drowned out by the consigners & their boring, forcefed storylines. The show comes off as heavily scripted for a show that should focus more on the collectibles rather than the ppl behind it. Goldin is the only interesting person who has a story to say, which makes sense since he built the business. The other guys just come off as wanting to show they're cool dudes... But they're boring. The cool guy edits they get when walking to the club or the awkward "fun workplace" environment they try to create just falls flat.

I gave this so few stars because of the deceptive title. If it had been "King of SPORTS Collectibles", it would have been different. And I would not have viewed it thinking I was going to get a fun variety of collectibles, not just sports memorabilia.

In all of the seven minutes I watched, it was a high pitched series that was informative about the topic of the moment. Some history of the object and the person involved with it was given which was interesting.

Goldin is a self-assured, high energy and confident man.

Am so glad I read the reviews and saved myself from continuing to watch this thinking I was going to get something that was of interest to me. (Not a huge sports fan.)

It feels forced in some ways along with the inability to really translate the connection people have to these items rather than the dollars attached to them. People only pay for these items because of how desired and or much they care about them and instead it seems to be more about the money and egos involved. There are some bright moments, but most of my intrigue was in the items more than the production or character development. I am unsure how much of this is a production and how much really goes on at the auction house, but it seems very much scripted and lacks authenticity in an industry which relies upon it.

It's a Pawn Stars that thinks it's higher class. Pretty fun watch for the most part with some interesting items coming through the shop.

The characters aren't as likeable as Rick, Chumlee and the other guys. They come off a bit toolish and corny but not so much that it's unbearable.

The music is just awful and doesn't fit the theme of the show at all. Hip-hop music between scenes for nerdy white Jewish guys just doesn't go. Like at all.

It's a good show to have running in the background while doing other things. I can't find myself able to watch it just to watch it.

At the end of a day, it's a pretty good watch. I'd recommend it when it's all said and done.