Teacher's Pet: Chumlee shares his top tips for running a pawn business with eager security guard Antwan. Plus, a rare WWII bombsight turns up at the shop. [S] S7 Ep9
Poker Night: A man comes in touting a gambling set, complete with knife and pistol for when the going gets rough. Later, Chumlee questions the value of a Snoop Dogg doll. [S] S7 Ep10
RC/DC: A signed AC/DC album and a Beals Model Remington revolver give the team pause for thought. Plus, Rick searches for new ways to publicise the pawn shop.
Hiding Houdini: The team are spellbound when a book signed by the great Harry Houdini appears in the shop. Corey spots an old X-ray unit and Chum takes a vow of silence.
RC/DC: A signed AC/DC album and a Beals Model Remington revolver give the team pause for thought. Plus, Rick searches for new ways to publicise the pawn shop.
Hiding Houdini: The team are spellbound when a book signed by the great Harry Houdini appears in the shop. Corey spots an old X-ray unit and Chum takes a vow of silence.
Teacher's Pet: Chumlee shares his top tips for running a pawn business with eager security guard Antwan. Plus, a rare WWII bombsight turns up at the shop. [S] S7 Ep9
Poker Night: A man comes in touting a gambling set, complete with knife and pistol for when the going gets rough. Later, Chumlee questions the value of a Snoop Dogg doll. [S] S7 Ep10
RC/DC: A signed AC/DC album and a Beals Model Remington revolver give the team pause for thought. Plus, Rick searches for new ways to publicise the pawn shop.
Hiding Houdini: The team are spellbound when a book signed by the great Harry Houdini appears in the shop. Corey spots an old X-ray unit and Chum takes a vow of silence.
Security: The Pawn Stars are presented with a drum from the Civil War and a motorcycle club uniform. Meanwhile, Chumlee temporarily takes over from Antwaun, the shop security guard. [S] S7 Ep11
Rick or Treat: Halloween hits the store as customers bring in a spooky 19th-century vampire-killing kit and a set of creepy equipment used in paranormal investigations. [S] S7 Ep12
Security: The Pawn Stars are presented with a drum from the Civil War and a motorcycle club uniform. Meanwhile, Chumlee temporarily takes over from Antwaun, the shop security guard. [S] S7 Ep11
Rick or Treat: Halloween hits the store as customers bring in a spooky 19th-century vampire-killing kit and a set of creepy equipment used in paranormal investigations. [S] S7 Ep12
Mile High Club: The team prepares to fight for a good price on a Cold War fighter jet and ponders the value of a bat and glove signed by 'Sultan of Swat' Babe Ruth. [S] S7 Ep13
Buyer Beware: Staff at the pawn shop ponder the value of a 1940s' mandolin. They also come across a signed print of Abraham Lincoln. But can they trust its authenticity? [S] S7 Ep14
Presidential Pawn: The guys examine a letter from Founding Father James Monroe and a promotional Playboy chair. Chum tries to reinvent himself in the image of Hugh Hefner.
Wilde Card: Corey checks out a 1972 telegram that rejects Muhammad Ali from fighting in Alaska. A first edition copy of Oscar Wilde's The Happy Prince arrives in store.
Motorcycle Mayhem: A 1957 Harley-Davidson Sportster roars into the shop. Plus, Rick takes a look at a painting of Vietnamese Communist leader Ho Chi Minh.
Rick the Giant: Rick unrolls work by Shepard Fairey, the artist who produced the famous President Obama posters. Corey and Chumlee look for a deal on a Mork figurine.
Presidential Pawn: The guys examine a letter from Founding Father James Monroe and a promotional Playboy chair. Chum tries to reinvent himself in the image of Hugh Hefner.
Wilde Card: Corey checks out a 1972 telegram that rejects Muhammad Ali from fighting in Alaska. A first edition copy of Oscar Wilde's The Happy Prince arrives in store.
Mile High Club: The team prepares to fight for a good price on a Cold War fighter jet and ponders the value of a bat and glove signed by 'Sultan of Swat' Babe Ruth. [S] S7 Ep13
Presidential Pawn: The guys examine a letter from Founding Father James Monroe and a promotional Playboy chair. Chum tries to reinvent himself in the image of Hugh Hefner.
Wilde Card: Corey checks out a 1972 telegram that rejects Muhammad Ali from fighting in Alaska. A first edition copy of Oscar Wilde's The Happy Prince arrives in store.
Patriot Games: The guys come across a Bullitt movie poster signed by Steve McQueen. They also attempt to decipher illegible secrets locked in a Civil War diary. [S] S7 Ep15
Looney Dunes: The guys check out two dune buggies and a 1930s' Levi's jacket. Jimi Hendrix's former photographer also arrives in store waving a wad of unpublished pictures. [S] S7 Ep16
Patriot Games: The guys come across a Bullitt movie poster signed by Steve McQueen. They also attempt to decipher illegible secrets locked in a Civil War diary. [S] S7 Ep15
Looney Dunes: The guys check out two dune buggies and a 1930s' Levi's jacket. Jimi Hendrix's former photographer also arrives in store waving a wad of unpublished pictures. [S] S7 Ep16
Pirate's Booty: The guys feast their eyes on a street-legal pirate ship parade float and a fantastic World War II bomber jacket that's survived 29 missions, including D-Day. [S] S7 Ep7
Rick Gets Axed: Original artwork from the 1995 Batman-Spiderman crossover comic shows up in the shop. Plus, Rick examines a deadly Revolutionary War halberd.
Monumental Pawn: Rick has a big decision to make when a programme from the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty shows up. He also hits the road to check out a 1966 Chevy II.
RC/DC: A signed AC/DC album and a Beals Model Remington revolver give the team pause for thought. Plus, Rick searches for new ways to publicise the pawn shop.
Hiding Houdini: The team are spellbound when a book signed by the great Harry Houdini appears in the shop. Corey spots an old X-ray unit and Chum takes a vow of silence.
Bugs Money: Corey and Chumlee go looney over a Bugs Bunny poster signed by voice of Bugs, Mel Blanc. The guys also get the chance to buy a golf club owned by Dean Martin. [S] S7 Ep8
Teacher's Pet: Chumlee shares his top tips for running a pawn business with eager security guard Antwan. Plus, a rare WWII bombsight turns up at the shop. [S] S7 Ep9
Poker Night: A man comes in touting a gambling set, complete with knife and pistol for when the going gets rough. Later, Chumlee questions the value of a Snoop Dogg doll. [S] S7 Ep10
Motorcycle Mayhem: A 1957 Harley-Davidson Sportster roars into the shop. Plus, Rick takes a look at a painting of Vietnamese Communist leader Ho Chi Minh.
Rick the Giant: Rick unrolls work by Shepard Fairey, the artist who produced the famous President Obama posters. Corey and Chumlee look for a deal on a Mork figurine.
Presidential Pawn: The guys examine a letter from Founding Father James Monroe and a promotional Playboy chair. Chum tries to reinvent himself in the image of Hugh Hefner.
Security: The Pawn Stars are presented with a drum from the Civil War and a motorcycle club uniform. Meanwhile, Chumlee temporarily takes over from Antwaun, the shop security guard. [S] S7 Ep11
Rick or Treat: Halloween hits the store as customers bring in a spooky 19th-century vampire-killing kit and a set of creepy equipment used in paranormal investigations. [S] S7 Ep12
Mile High Club: The team prepares to fight for a good price on a Cold War fighter jet and ponders the value of a bat and glove signed by 'Sultan of Swat' Babe Ruth. [S] S7 Ep13
Buyer Beware: Staff at the pawn shop ponder the value of a 1940s' mandolin. They also come across a signed print of Abraham Lincoln. But can they trust its authenticity? [S] S7 Ep14
Patriot Games: The guys come across a Bullitt movie poster signed by Steve McQueen. They also attempt to decipher illegible secrets locked in a Civil War diary. [S] S7 Ep15
Looney Dunes: The guys check out two dune buggies and a 1930s' Levi's jacket. Jimi Hendrix's former photographer also arrives in store waving a wad of unpublished pictures. [S] S7 Ep16
Pony Up: Rick is torn between fear and amazement when a man brings in a secret service ID and counterfeit cash. He also finds a device that can predict winning racehorses. [S] S7 Ep17
Corey's Big Play: The guys check out a ball and chain from the oldest prison in Arizona, as well as a 1924 Dodge Brothers sedan, complete with its original wooden wheels. [S] S7 Ep18
Underground Pawn: Rick uncovers an 1800s first edition book about the Underground Railroad, as well as a set of baseball cards given to troops during Desert Shield.
Rocky Road: Rick looks for a knockout deal on a set of handprints signed by Sylvester Stallone. Meanwhile, Chumlee enters an arm-wrestling competition.
Pony Up: Rick is torn between fear and amazement when a man brings in a secret service ID and counterfeit cash. He also finds a device that can predict winning racehorses. [S] S7 Ep17
Corey's Big Play: The guys check out a ball and chain from the oldest prison in Arizona, as well as a 1924 Dodge Brothers sedan, complete with its original wooden wheels. [S] S7 Ep18
Trail Breaker: The team come across a classic 1967 Rokon Trailbreaker motorbike, some rare Muhammad Ali memorabilia and a 1715 Escudo Spanish gold coin that may or may not be fake.
Bumpy Ride: The men get the chance to buy a Grammy trophy and a rare 1930s Coca-Cola cooler, before a couple wheel up with a rickshaw used to carry tigers for Siegfried and Roy.
Guns and Rangers: The Pawn Stars get offered an antique key that not only opens doors but shoots bullets, and a trophy presented to racing car driver Jeff Gordon.
Message in a Bottle: The men are presented with a Civil War spy's whiskey flask, two 19th-century English duelling pistols, and the original contract for The Who to play Woodstock.
Chumlee's Dummies: The men are offered a 1939 World War II plane, a receipt from the war of 1812 signed by future President Andrew Jackson, and two life-size cowboy mannequins.
Aw Shucks!: The shop men get the chance to buy a speakeasy gaming wheel, a 1900s handcrank corn-sheller and a mysterious coin believed to be from George Washington's funeral.
Deals From Hell: The men come across a several hundred-year-old edition of Dante's Inferno, an antique serpent-shaped sword and the photo rights to King of Pop, Michael Jackson.