Plane Crazy: Rick is left far from impressed when Chumlee buys fake art, and the Pawn Stars contemplate buying their first-ever plane. But will the deal get off the ground?
Old Man's Gamble: The Pawn Stars get tempted by a 1979 KISS pinball machine, and Chumlee tries to raise the cash to buy a classic Harley-Davidson before his old man sells it off.
Fired Up: An airplane propeller may be historically tied to Charles Lindbergh. Can the Pawn Stars find an expert to confirm the link, or will this deal crash and burn?
Sharks and Cobras: The Pawn Stars look to buy a 1965 Shelby Cobra classic car. Will they burn rubber and make a deal, or will they slam on the brakes for a fake?
Hot Air Buffoon: Corey spends big bucks buying a hot-air balloon and, at the same time, breaks one of Rick's golden rules. Will Coreys decision deflate the shop's profits?
A Shot and a Shave: Rick is offered some crazy items, from a patchwork quilt made from celebrity autographs to an 1845 Harpers Ferry musket. But nothing is quite what it seems.
Secret Santa: Christmas at the Pawn Shop, and it's time to find out who's been naughty and who's been nice as the team try to buy some very special revolutionary war currency.
Steaks and Stake: With profits shrinking, the Old Man offers a steak dinner and a cash prize as incentives. Everybody wants to be the best, but who will the lucky winner be?
Bikes and Blades: Rick has a chance to buy a 1940 quartermaster's spyglass that may be from a WWII ship. Can he discover the ship, or will this deal sink?
Wheels: The Pawn Stars have a chance to buy a rare '70s Indian motorcycle, along with a bell believed to be from a 1600s shipwreck. But will the deal will ring true?
Shocking Chum: The Pawn Stars are presented with one of the most expensive items that has ever come into the shop: sunken treasure from the Taj Mahal dynasty.
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.
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.
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.
Pinball Wizards: The Pawn Stars get the chance to buy a classic 1973 pinball machine and a 1924 gold coin considered the most beautiful ever produced by the US Mint.
Tattoos and Tantrums: The guys weigh up whether to buy a saddle used by Kevin Costner in the movie Dances with Wolves, and Corey considers making his mark in the tattoo business.
Chopper Gamble: Rick tries to convince the Old Man to buy a helicopter, before setting his sights on a 240-year-old lottery ticket that might be signed by George Washington.
Spooning Paul Revere: The men get the chance to buy a spoon made by silversmith and American Revolution patriot Paul Revere, an 1800s cuckoo clock and a vintage archery bow.
Pinball Wizards: The Pawn Stars get the chance to buy a classic 1973 pinball machine and a 1924 gold coin considered the most beautiful ever produced by the US Mint.
Tattoos and Tantrums: The guys weigh up whether to buy a saddle used by Kevin Costner in the movie Dances with Wolves, and Corey considers making his mark in the tattoo business.
Pinball Wizards: The Pawn Stars get the chance to buy a classic 1973 pinball machine and a 1924 gold coin considered the most beautiful ever produced by the US Mint.
Tattoos and Tantrums: The guys weigh up whether to buy a saddle used by Kevin Costner in the movie Dances with Wolves, and Corey considers making his mark in the tattoo business.
Off the Wagon: The Pawn Stars get the chance to buy a chunk of American history when a Civil War sword comes their way. One of the US's rarest motorbikes also rolls into the shop.
Backroom Brawl: The Pawn Stars puzzle over a pocket-sized sundial that's concealing a secret, and Corey and Chumlee target a rifle sharp-shooting arcade game from the '60s.
Off the Wagon: The Pawn Stars get the chance to buy a chunk of American history when a Civil War sword comes their way. One of the US's rarest motorbikes also rolls into the shop.
Backroom Brawl: The Pawn Stars puzzle over a pocket-sized sundial that's concealing a secret, and Corey and Chumlee target a rifle sharp-shooting arcade game from the '60s.
Off the Wagon: The Pawn Stars get the chance to buy a chunk of American history when a Civil War sword comes their way. One of the US's rarest motorbikes also rolls into the shop.
Backroom Brawl: The Pawn Stars puzzle over a pocket-sized sundial that's concealing a secret, and Corey and Chumlee target a rifle sharp-shooting arcade game from the '60s.
Fortune In Flames: Rick struggles to get a good deal for a flame thrower, while Corey and Chumlee try their luck in an auction for a classic gypsy fortune-teller machine.
Big Guns: The Pawn Stars are presented with an explosive set of Soviet nuclear missile launch keys, a 1920s Gibson ukulele banjo and two of the biggest guns Rick has ever seen.
Fortune In Flames: Rick struggles to get a good deal for a flame thrower, while Corey and Chumlee try their luck in an auction for a classic gypsy fortune-teller machine.
Big Guns: The Pawn Stars are presented with an explosive set of Soviet nuclear missile launch keys, a 1920s Gibson ukulele banjo and two of the biggest guns Rick has ever seen.
Fortune In Flames: Rick struggles to get a good deal for a flame thrower, while Corey and Chumlee try their luck in an auction for a classic gypsy fortune-teller machine.
Big Guns: The Pawn Stars are presented with an explosive set of Soviet nuclear missile launch keys, a 1920s Gibson ukulele banjo and two of the biggest guns Rick has ever seen.
Flight of the Chum: The Pawn Stars get the chance to buy one of the quietest aircrafts ever made, a casino chip called 'the one arm bandit' and a signed New York Yankees jersey.
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.
Old Man's Booty: A 17th-century treasure chest turns up at the Pawn Shop, but nobody can open it. Will it remain locked, keeping its contents secret forever?
Brothels & Busses: A young man wants to trade a 1750 blunderbuss gun for an engagement ring. Then the Pawn Stars get an opportunity to purchase a fighter jet's ejection seat.
Bare Bones: The guys unearth a collection of ancient Mazon Creek fossils, gamble on a blackjack table from the Stardust Casino, and stumble on a custom motorcycle frame.
Hello Nurse: The Pawn Stars set their sights on a sharpshooter's Kentucky long rifle, a rare 1960s GI Jane nurse doll, and a set of silver dishes pilfered from Hitler's hideaway.
Getting a Head: Rick is shocked to come across a gory shrunken head from the jungles of the Amazon, and thrilled to stumble upon a 1969 Buick Skylark and a Civil War field desk.
Double Trouble: The team toast the discovery of a rare unopened bottle of 1921 Dom Perignon and discover a chilling collection of Freddy Krueger dolls.
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.