The Pawn Stars find themselves unexpectedly thrilled when a trip to Los Angeles offers Rick a chance to examine Babe Ruth’s legendary “called shot” bat. Meanwhile, Corey is intensely eager to acquire a miniature replica of Ralph Lauren’s Bu…

A palpable sense of treachery hangs in the air at the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop with the arrival of a remarkably rare ancient Roman coin, the "Ides of March." Chumlee displays an almost feral excitement over an original "Mad Max" movie poster…

A bust of Marlon Brando prompts Rick to extend an offer his owner might find impossible to refuse… or perhaps not. The Pawn Stars are in business when a vintage Donkey Kong penny bank from the early 1980s arrives at the shop. Rick must be v…

Chumlee harbored a hopeful anticipation for a visit from a superhero when a seller arrived with boxes overflowing with inherited comic books. Rick mused that capital was a prerequisite for generating wealth as a rare turn-of-the-century coi…

At the Pawn Stars, shrewd decisions often hinge on calculations that would challenge even Albert Einstein. Chumlee endeavors to demonstrate his acumen by investing heavily in the restoration of a vintage headlamp tester. Corey and Chumlee a…

The shop transforms into a haven of delight whenever a vendor offers vintage Disneyland employee uniforms. A toy Volkswagen Space Patrol car sends Rick soaring with excitement, though its price is a considerable shock. Corey’s face brighten…

The Pawn Stars encounter a piece of samurai history when Rick and Chumlee assess an 1800s Japanese katana, its craftsmanship steeped in tradition. A discovery of ancient Mediterranean sea turtle coins from Aegina stirs something within Rick…

A curious commotion erupts at the shop over an automaton capable of illusion. A seller, clutching a 1500s Bible, attempts to sway Corey with tales of its mystical origins, but the shop's seasoned book expert cautions him against illusory ga…

Rick dons a set of royal British armor, preparing to negotiate a deal. He shows no favor towards Chumlee’s acquisition of a custom electric guitar from the U.S. Open. Will Chum be able to turn a profit before Rick pushes him past his limit?…

A collection of illustrations from Disney's "Sleeping Beauty" sparks a clandestine agreement that quickly attracts attention. Gleaming door handles salvaged from one of Las Vegas' pioneering casinos fill Rick with a sense of triumph. Handwr…

Rick and Chum pore over a venerable volume, rumored to contain the alchemical secret of transmuting base metals into gold. Will their partnership extend to acquiring this forbidden text? A signed costume from "Macho Man" Randy Savage presen…

The episode opens with a folding bicycle, once employed by paratroopers in World War II, arriving at the shop. Will the team secure a good price, or will the high-stakes environment prove too much? Next, an antique German clock lands on Cor…

For the 500th episode of Pawn Stars, Rick ventures to Washington, D.C., seeking treasures. His first encounter is with a set of silver spoons crafted by the American patriot Paul Revere. Will he secure a favorable price for this historic cu…

A fortunate turn of events befalls Gold & Silver when an original Marc Chagall painting captures Rick’s attention. Will he successfully acquire the work, or will he pass on the opportunity? Later, Rick attempts to purchase a Boston Red Sox …

Rick sought out the art gallery within the Venetian Hotel, drawn by the sight of illustrations from Maurice Sendak’s beloved "Where the Wild Things Are," each a staggering investment. Later, back at the shop, a collection of exceptionally r…

Rick considers the first American coin ever struck a fortunate find – though acquiring it will require a considerable investment. Corey and Chum eye an antique "Jetsons" lunchbox with potential, envisioning its place in their shop. Will the…

An antique high-wheel bicycle, its chain broken, arrives at the shop. Rick considers whether these wheels represent a bargain, or if he’ll grow weary of the project. His friend suffers the consequences when he sells one of Rick's prized Jap…

Inspired by a powerful anti-war speech penned by Dr. Martin Luther King, Rick and Corey face a pivotal decision: will they participate in protest, or remain passive observers? A miniature boat, remotely controlled and modeled after one from…

Rick sought out an autographed card of Abraham Lincoln, a piece he felt indispensable to his collection. Corey and Chum contemplated offering a substantial sum for a golf driver shaft once owned by President Bill Clinton, until a cautionary…

The Pawn Stars' day begins with an impressive arrival: a pair of exquisitely crafted, 18th-century breech-loading pistols. Will these antique firearms prove to be valuable, or will they disappoint? The atmosphere shifts when a seller presen…

Rick desires nothing more than to possess a top hat and pistol once owned by a suspect in the Jack the Ripper case. Corey is putting in extra hours to acquire a 1920s time clock. Will he reach an agreement, or will frustration mount? The in…

Rick approaches a 1984 Ferrari 308, envisioning a swift departure on its open road. Will he be able to expedite the purchase, or will the steep price stall his efforts? Corey listens intently as a seller unveils a phone-operated music playe…

Rick and Chum find themselves captivated by a vintage Batman utility belt toy from the 1960s. Will its charm prove irresistible? A stunning Mosrite electric guitar commands attention in the shop, but will Corey and the seller reach a harmon…

Rick and Chum find themselves drawn to a seller’s enthusiastic promotion of Led Zeppelin vinyl, a prospect that resonates deeply with their musical tastes. Will these records prove worthy of their investment? A grand 19th-century office des…

A vendor seeks out Pawn Stars with a relic from "Back to the Future, Part II." Rick’s interest wanes when a peculiar calendar from a 1900 chemical company appears on his workbench. The shop rallies as a British Navy gunpowder bucket arrives…

Rick is en route to Washington D.C., with the intention of viewing one of the earliest Jeeps ever constructed for use in World War II. While there, he’ll make a detour to an antique bookstore, seeking out a rare volume on ancient alchemy. B…

The latest installment of Pawn Stars features a 1911 first edition of Peter Pan, sparking a debate: would Rick Harrison rather invest his money in a piece of scrap metal salvaged from a notorious airship? Elsewhere, a seller attempts to imp…

Rick tentatively handles a sword with a pistol integrated into its design, a relic from the 1700s. Will he succeed in his aim, or will his own weapon betray him? A portrait of the celebrated actor John Barrymore takes prominence, yet its ap…

Rick examines a collection of San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl rings, wondering if he can negotiate the steep price. A speargun, designed for hunting marine life, piques the interest of Corey and Rick, but will they detect any irregularities …

The Gold & Silver has lost its most formidable, yet deeply cherished, patriarch: Richard Benjamin Harrison, known to many as "the Old Man." Rick, Corey, Chumlee, and countless colleagues from the shop fondly recall him. We offer a glimpse i…