
Pawn Stars — Season 1

Rick contemplates purchasing an 18th-century cannon, a piece potentially valued at up to $40,000. Before extending an offer, however, he intends to authenticate it through a test firing. Meanwhile, a local woodworker, struggling to maintain…

A saber from the Civil War era, dating back to 1861, arrives at the shop. Yet, if genuine, the blade shows no signs of ever being sharpened – a curious detail. This discrepancy creates a point of contention between Rick and the owner of a F…

Rick and Corey find themselves in precarious waters when Corey impulsively purchases a 1984 Chris Craft boat without a test run, relying on the dubious advice of "The Old Man." Will this gamble yield a profit, or will his investment flounde…

This is no ordinary establishment; the Pawn Stars navigate a world of curious acquisitions, trading in everything from a vintage Pac-Man arcade game to a suit of armor once worn in medieval jousts. Should the claims of authenticity hold tru…

Rick acquires a 1962 Lincoln Continental, a car once favored by the Mafia, distinguished by its distinctive "suicide doors." However, as the cost of repairs mounts, so does the strain between him and the car's previous owner. Meanwhile, a m…

A hopeful gleam in the Old Man’s eye, he anticipates a potential home run: a baseball signed by the 1951 New York Yankees World Series champions is due to arrive at the shop. But first, authentication is paramount before he can celebrate. M…

A young man hopes to barter a 1750 Blunderbuss for an engagement ring. Will Rick accept the proposal, exchanging vows and the firearm, or will hesitation cause him to withdraw? Meanwhile, the Pawn Stars are presented with a potential acquis…

Rick embarks on a project to restore a 1950s Coca-Cola vending machine, envisioning it as a contemporary collector's piece. Will his efforts prove satisfying, or will the endeavor prove disappointing? Elsewhere, Corey is presented with a re…

At the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop, a 1929 Ford Coupe, meticulously modified with a chopped roofline, presents a potential acquisition. However, a disagreement over value threatens to leave the classic car gathering dust in a salvage yard. Mean…

This week, Rick restores a vintage gas pump, discovering a surprising resident within its workings. Corey faces a challenge after a misidentification of a Faberge crystal glass: failure means a graveyard shift, success earns him a prize of …

The Pawn Stars are accustomed to hefty sums for signatures from famous figures, but will they recognize the value of an autograph from the real John Hancock? Meanwhile, an opportunity arises to acquire what is claimed to be an authentic Ind…

The Pawn Stars journey back to colonial Boston, spanning over two centuries, but is the seller’s map genuine, or will the team dismiss it? Elsewhere, Chumlee's acquisition of a forgery earns him a stern look from Rick. And will the Stars fi…

A weathered wooden crossbow, silent for nearly four decades, presents Corey with a tempting opportunity – but will it withstand the test of time and true, or succumb to splintering, cracking, and a broken bargain? Elsewhere, Rick finds hims…

The Pawn Stars receive a call regarding a 1979 KISS pinball machine. Will it still be able to "Rock 'n Roll All Nite," or will its value prove too elusive for Corey? Meanwhile, Rick finds himself perplexed by a woman's offering: a 1914 Star…

The crew of the Pawn Stars are keen to acquire an airplane propeller with a possible connection to Charles Lindbergh. Will they uncover definitive proof of this link, or will the transaction prove fruitless? Later, Rick harbors reservations…

Rick and the Old Man set their sights on acquiring a 1965 Shelby Cobra, a legendary American race car commanding a high price. Will they drive hard for a successful negotiation, or will they recognize a fraudulent offering? Meanwhile, the P…

A curious artifact presents itself to the Pawn Stars: a chest from the 17th century, stubbornly sealed shut. The potential riches within are tantalizing, yet the lock defies all attempts at entry. Can they unlock its secrets and claim its c…

This week, Rick encounters a truly remarkable collection of items, the likes of which rarely grace the shop's shelves. Among them is an elaborate patchwork quilt, painstakingly assembled from celebrity autographs, alongside an 1845 Harpers …

The pawn shop’s fortunes shift when Corey makes a significant investment in a large, twelve-person hot air balloon – a move that simultaneously violates one of Rick’s fundamental principles. Will Corey manage to salvage the agreement, or wi…

When the Old Man grows worried about dwindling profits, he offers a steak dinner and a cash prize as motivation to improve the figures. As the men compete, their eyes fall upon a high-performance motorcycle, a 1915 calculator, and a collect…

The holiday season arrives at the pawn shop, a time for discerning character – to distinguish the good from the ill, the festive from the calculating, and to see who ultimately bears the cost. The Pawn Stars seek a piece of history: Revolut…

Rick and the Old Man acquire a 19th-century wine-making apparatus, and Chumlee is eager to put it to use. Will he manage to produce a remarkable "Pawn Shop Pinot"? Meanwhile, the team contemplates purchasing a 16th-century replica signal ca…

Rick faces a proposition: a 1940 quartermaster's spyglass, potentially salvaged from a vessel of World War II. The allure of uncovering its history hangs in the balance – will he succeed in identifying the ship it served, or will the transa…

The Pawn Stars encounter a theater playbill dating back to the night of Abraham Lincoln's assassination, but its authenticity must first be verified. Later, Corey and Chumley acquire a pair of Halberds from a contemporary polymath. However,…


