‘Pawn Stars’ Rick Harrison’s Net Worth Today

Sep 02, 2021

Rick Harrison is an American reality television personality and the owner of the Gold and Silver Pawnshop in Las Vegas, Nevada. The store was originally opened by Harrison and his father in 1989, but he has been the sole owner since Richard "Old Man" Harrison passed away in 2018. Harrison is one of the stars of the reality series "Pawn Stars" on the History channel. 

"Pawn Stars" has been on air since 2009, when it was the channel's highest-rated show and the second-ranked reality show in the U.S. When the show debuted, it starred Harrison, his father, his son Corey "Big Hoss" Harrison, and Austin "Chumlee" Russell.  The series showcases the interactions between the staff of the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop and their customers. 

The clientele brings in artifacts and other valuable items to be appraised and then sold or pawned. You can see some of the customers try to negotiate or haggle on the value of the items throughout the show. Harrison also takes the time to explain the history of each piece.

In his personal life, Harrison has been married three times and has three sons from his first two marriages. His most recent marriage was in 2013 to Deanna Burditt. Burditt has also been married twice before Harrison and has three daughters of her own.

Harrison is a celebrity in his own right, and his net worth is quite incredible! In 2019, Harrison even gave a tour of his Las Vegas home after he listed it for $3.9 million. The house showcases some incredible artifacts that he has found over the years. Read on to learn more about Harrison, his Las Vegas home, and his net worth. 

Harrison was born in Lexington, North Carolina, on March 22, 1965. He is the third child of Richard "Old Man" Harrison and Joanne Rhue Harrison. His father was in the U.S. Navy prior to owning his pawn business. Since the iconic Gold and Silver Pawn Shop opened for business in 1989, Harrison and his father began what would become one of the most pawn shops in current times. 

The show "Pawn Stars" has been on the air for 17 seasons now, with 577 episodes and has become something of a fan favorite when it comes to reality shows. The show is hugely successful and has fans from all around the world. The staff who work at the pawnshop are now celebrities in their own right. Harrison explained to Fox News why he thinks the show has been so successful:

"I think it's a lot of things. First off, most reality shows are pretty much scripted. Mine is not. And it's truly different every week. And people want to learn, but they don't want to feel like they're sitting around with a professor. I give all the history lessons and I make learning entertaining on the show."

With so many years under his belt, Harrison still isn't tired of making the show. He said he would go on making it "as long as it's fun and still a blast." Needless to say, the show's incredible run and Harrison's business style have made him a star and earned him a hefty net worth! According to Celebrity Net Worth, Harrison is worth an incredible $9 million. 

Harrison also has amazing properties in Las Vegas as well as Oregan. Interestingly, Harrison spends much of his winter enjoying the outdoors and taking a break from the cameras at his ranch in Oregan. 

Harrison actually decided to sell his luxurious home in Las Vegas and opened up his doors for a house tour and said that renovating their wonderful home became a family affair. "My wife is a great designer, and I can't sit around and not do anything," Harrison said. "We did some incredible work on this place." They even added a lazy river to the pool in the backyard.

Another jaw-dropping change is the flooring in the formal sitting room, which is made of granite that is acid-washed, cut into planks, and laid like a hardwood floor. The flooring is priced at $45,000. "It is a cool effect and if you have a house like this, you need things like that," Harrison said.

The house is 8,845-square-feet and is located at 2556 Red Arrow Drive in the gated community of Red Rock Estates inside Red Rock Country Club. The home was on the market for $3.9 million in 2019. Harrison lived in the house for three years with his wife, but now that his six children are grown, he no longer needs the space.

Harrison said his family loved their neighborhood and called it "one of the coolest streets in town." The street is closed off during Halloween, and there are food trucks and a family-friendly atmosphere. The gated community also has great security. Harrison mentioned that when he left his door open for 15 minutes to take groceries into the house, security had shown up to find out if there were any problems. Harrison also plays golf, so he enjoyed living next to a course.

According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the business owner said he had bought a new residence in the northwest valley in unincorporated Clark County.

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