Say It Ain't So: Reality series. The team lay their hands on a Moonman statue from the MTV Video Music Awards, a book signed by baseball star Joe Jackson and a navy pistol. [S]
Rough and Tumble: The guys check out some items signed by Grizzly Adams actor Dan Haggerty, a piece of flag carried by Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders and a foot oscillator.
The Great Pawnbino: This week, the Pawn Stars cast their eyes over a personal cheque signed by Babe Ruth and a collection of US Navy buttons that date back to the Civil War.
Thirty Something: Reality series. The team plans a big surprise for Chumlee's birthday and are intrigued by an Identi-Kit used by police to make sketches of criminal suspects. [S]
Sunday Funday: The Pawn Stars cast their eyes over some American Football memorabilia, including a ball signed by Pro Football Hall of Famer Walter Payton.
Rock Bottom: Rick checks out a rock crawler while Corey discovers a jersey worn by sports star Bob Hayes. Plus, can the guys solve the problem of their bad online reviews?
Best Of - Fake or Fortune: Test your judgement and revisit the best fakes and surprising fortunes, including a $2 million painting by Monet and signed Beatles memorabilia.
Best Of - Dangerous Deals: Take care and revisit some of the most dangerous items that have exploded their way into the pawn shop, including a $335,000 mint condition gatling gun.
Thirty Something: Reality series. The team plans a big surprise for Chumlee's birthday and are intrigued by an Identi-Kit used by police to make sketches of criminal suspects. [S]
Sunday Funday: The Pawn Stars cast their eyes over some American Football memorabilia, including a ball signed by Pro Football Hall of Famer Walter Payton.
Rock Bottom: Rick checks out a rock crawler while Corey discovers a jersey worn by sports star Bob Hayes. Plus, can the guys solve the problem of their bad online reviews?
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.
Chum's Revenge: Rick gets fired up over a 1956 Buick before a Neil Diamond jacket arrives in the store. Chumlee is left out when the Harrisons get their portrait painted.
Cool as Ike: Rick is offered a memoir written and signed by President Dwight D Eisenhower and a regular brings in a Remington New Model Army pistol from the Civil War. [S]
Some Like It Not: Reality series. Rick and Corey examine some paintings by actor Tony Curtis, a Civil War sword and a bank note supposedly belonging to DB Cooper. [S]
Say It Ain't So: Reality series. The team lay their hands on a Moonman statue from the MTV Video Music Awards, a book signed by baseball star Joe Jackson and a navy pistol. [S]
Rock Bottom: Rick checks out a rock crawler while Corey discovers a jersey worn by sports star Bob Hayes. Plus, can the guys solve the problem of their bad online reviews?
Ticket to Pawn: Beatlemania hits the shop when a signed 1963 guitar from the Fab Four is brought in. Meanwhile, Rick gives everyone a lesson in office etiquette.
Crossing Chum: Chum goes with his gut instead of bringing in an expert when buying a risky item. Also, Rick checks out a 1965 service medal from Panama Canal.
Rough and Tumble: The guys check out some items signed by Grizzly Adams actor Dan Haggerty, a piece of flag carried by Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders and a foot oscillator.
The Great Pawnbino: This week, the Pawn Stars cast their eyes over a personal cheque signed by Babe Ruth and a collection of US Navy buttons that date back to the Civil War.
Sunday Funday: The Pawn Stars cast their eyes over some American Football memorabilia, including a ball signed by Pro Football Hall of Famer Walter Payton.
Thirty Something: Reality series. The team plans a big surprise for Chumlee's birthday and are intrigued by an Identi-Kit used by police to make sketches of criminal suspects. [S]
Tag Team: Baseball star Mickey Mantle's Bible and a pen used by President Lyndon B Johnson arrive in the shop. The guys start a contest that tests their buying skills.
Lord of the Ring: Reality series. The team examines four antique pistols from the 19th century and a ring that was supposedly owned by a Catholic cardinal. [S]
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.
Chum's Revenge: Rick gets fired up over a 1956 Buick before a Neil Diamond jacket arrives in the store. Chumlee is left out when the Harrisons get their portrait painted.
Stick to Your Guns: Reality series. The team check out a flag cut straight from a WWI fighter plane, and a gun that allegedly belonged to Sherriff Fred Coates. [S]
Chords, Swords and Rewards: The guys check out a sword belonging to the Freemasons and a Gibson Master Museum guitar. Meanwhile, Chumlee asks for a pay rise.
Field Trip: Rick examines an old Semie Moseley guitar, the Old Man and Chumlee find signed photos of the Enola Gay, and a class of kids takes a field trip to the shop.
Stick to Your Guns: Reality series. The team check out a flag cut straight from a WWI fighter plane, and a gun that allegedly belonged to Sherriff Fred Coates. [S]
Chords, Swords and Rewards: The guys check out a sword belonging to the Freemasons and a Gibson Master Museum guitar. Meanwhile, Chumlee asks for a pay rise.
Field Trip: Rick examines an old Semie Moseley guitar, the Old Man and Chumlee find signed photos of the Enola Gay, and a class of kids takes a field trip to the shop.
Man. Make. Fire: Reality series. Rick and the Old Man examine a post-war era Hudson Commodore, an ancient fire-starter, and a fossilised mastodon tusk. [S]
The Last Samurai: Reality series. Corey embarks on a mission to prove himself worthy of a stake in the shop. A unique item from the beaches of Normandy creates a lot of excitement. [S]
Bang Bang: The guys eye up a first issue Spider-Man comic book, an antique 1860 Colt army pistol and a gold mining stock certificate issued to author Mark Twain.
You Snooze You Lose: Corey steps up to the plate when the chance to buy a set of 1933 baseball cards comes up. Meanwhile, Rick checks out a two-handed German sword.
Man. Make. Fire: Reality series. Rick and the Old Man examine a post-war era Hudson Commodore, an ancient fire-starter, and a fossilised mastodon tusk. [S]
Bang Bang: The guys eye up a first issue Spider-Man comic book, an antique 1860 Colt army pistol and a gold mining stock certificate issued to author Mark Twain.
You Snooze You Lose: Corey steps up to the plate when the chance to buy a set of 1933 baseball cards comes up. Meanwhile, Rick checks out a two-handed German sword.
The Offer: Reality series. The team examines a 1956 Chevy drag racing car and Corey shocks Rick and the Old Man when he tells them about a job offer from another shop. [S]
McKinley Family Jewels: Rick falls in love with a former First Lady's fancy heirloom. Plus, a Felix the Cat toy comes into the shop and Rick receives a mystery package.
Head Games: Rick hopes for the deal of his dreams when pendants from the first two Super Bowls come into the shop. He also checks out a pair of Igorot spears.
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.