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Chris Fehn Verifies Slipknot Memorabilia on Pawn Stars
Former Slipknot percussionist Chris Fehn appeared on Pawn Stars in an episode aired October 21 on the History Channel to verify the authenticity of a mask priced at $15,000 and other signed memorabilia.
Chris Fehn appeared in the latest episode of Pawn Stars, broadcast October 21 on the History Channel, to examine Slipknot memorabilia offered by Spencer. Spencer said he obtained the items from a local radio DJ in Iowa. He asked $20,000 for a drumhead and guitar, plus another $15,000 for the mask.
The back of the guitar bore the inscription Slipknot Music Land Southridge Mall July 1999. Fehn recalled signing the guitar and said the Southridge Mall signing event was one of the band's first signing events. He said the signatures appeared genuine and that his own signature was an earlier version than the one he used in later years.
Fehn confirmed that the mask belonged to him and had been made specifically for him, but said he had never worn it during live performances. He noted that the mask was in too good a condition to have been used in live performances or photographs.
Chumlee offered $2,500 for the signed guitar and drumhead, but Spencer considered the offer too low. Chumlee then raised his offer to $3,000 for the signed items and offered $1,200 for the mask. Spencer politely declined the offer and thanked him for his time.
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