Declaration of Dopeness: Brew up a hot cup of joe with the Pawn Stars when a Civil War era carbine shows up with a 'coffee grinder' in the shoulder stock.
Frontier Fortune: A letter from pioneer Ezra Meeker and a set of commemorative Oregon Trail coins are brought into the shop, along with a Gibson lap steel guitar.
Stamp Stumped: Rick flips some gold and silver coins, while Corey gets stuck on whether some odd tax stamps are even worth the paper they're printed on.
Dollars and Dunks: Rick checks out a warm-up jersey signed by Kobe Bryant, then he has an axe to grind over a seller's asking price for an antique weapon.
Stamp Stumped: Rick flips some gold and silver coins, while Corey gets stuck on whether some odd tax stamps are even worth the paper they're printed on.
Buddy, Can You Spare a Thousand?: Rick considers paying ten times the face value of a rare $1,000 star note. Will the cash really be worth that kind of cash?
Pawnfamous: The Pawn Stars are seeing stars as rap artist Flavor Flav brings in an OJ Simpson statue with a six-figure price tag, but is the juice worth the squeeze?
The Pawnshine State: Rick and Chumlee take a trip to Florida to check out a 1964 Rybovich yacht, and later check out a polling machine from the 2000 presidential election.
Mini Miles: Rick stumbles upon what could be one of the first Barbie dolls ever made while visiting his good friend Marie Osmond at her long-running Vegas show.
Thar She Pawns!: Hit the open road with Pawn Stars as Rick checks out a 1974 Triumph Convertible. Will he blow a gasket when he hears the asking price for this little spitfire?
Up Up and Away!: It's up, up and away with the Pawn Stars when Rick and Corey check out an original Superman costume. Can Rick's super strength lift what the seller is asking?
Oh Holy Pawn!: Rick gets a chance to purchase a page from the Gutenberg Bible. Corey checks out a rare six-sheet movie poster that's so big it doesn't even fit on the counter.
Houston, We Have a Deal: Items include a lunar Bible from Apollo 14, a 1930s Buck Rogers Disintegrator Gun, miniature samples of a 1950s kitchen and a 1950s Beetle Bailey print.
Megawatt Money: Replica swords signed by Kill Bill actor David Carradine, a first edition of TS Eliot's Four Quartets and a 1965 Battle of the Bulge game all feature.
A Pawn of Lies: Among the oddities brought into the shop is a 1950s toy lie detector. With Chum in the hot seat, will he make an honest offer or will he fail the test?
Gotham Pawn: Items include limited edition Batman and Joker Bolin guitars, a bronze sculpture by ML Snowden and a pair of signed Betty Crocker letters.
Silver Stash Pawn: Items include a first edition of the Adventures of Bob Hope comic, an ancient Egyptian mummy mask and a 1950s Disney fire extinguisher.
Pops Pawn: Rick gets a taste of British sweets when a Smarties dispenser is brought into the shop. Will it strike a good deal? Only Smarties have the answer.
Double Your Pawn: Giddy up with the Pawn Stars when early Western film star Harry Carey's collection of nearly 200 celebrity autographs lassos into the shop.
Rick the Emperor: A Roman coin from 44 BC featuring Julius Caesar's portrait is brought into the shop. Will the owner command a high price, or be told to hail a cab?
Pawn Brothers: Amongst the trinkets walking into the shop today are an autographed picture of John Belushi and a 1950s Jim Henson puppet, but are any of them worth big money?
Watches, Waistcoats and Wizards: Corey gets a magical lesson when a life-sized house elf from Harry Potter comes into the shop. Will the seller come under his spell?
Watches, Waistcoats and Wizards: Corey gets a magical lesson when a life-sized house elf from Harry Potter comes into the shop. Will the seller come under his spell?
Pawn of the Seas: Rick dives into a big deal involving an 18th-century sea map from the legendary Captain Cook. Meanwhile, Chumlee's after a Saturday Night Live prop.
Rebel Without a Pawn: Rick heads East in the hope of getting his hands on a rare WWII relic. Corey and Chumlee snag personal memorabilia from AC/DC's Angus Young.
Pawn it Out of the Park: Rick heads east to test a rare weapon from the 18th century. Back at the shop, Corey takes a swing at a Mickey Mantle rookie card.
The Pistol is Mightier than the Sword: Rick takes a stab at a sword with an attached pistol from the 1700s. Will he hit the bullseye or shoot himself in the foot?
Payne in the Putt: Rick visits Washington DC to see one of the first Jeeps built to use in WWII. Later, he stops by an antique book store to read up on an ancient alchemy book.
In The Presence Of Greatness: Rick and Chum grapple with a Batman utility belt toy from the 1960s and a gorgeous Mosrite electric guitar shocks everyone at the shop.
A Killer Cap: Rick checks out a top hat and pistol that once belonged to a Jack the Ripper suspect, and a garden gnome stained glass lamp lights up the pawn shop.
President's Day Sale: In a presidential episode, the guys check out an autographed card of Abraham Lincoln and a golf driver shaft made for Bill Clinton.
Can't Pawn Me Love: A collection of rare Beatles' vinyl records comes into the store, and the guys check out illustrations from Where the Wild Things Are.
Revolutionary Rick: Rick celebrates the 500th episode of Pawn Stars by spending some capital in the capital, including two items that belonged to George Washington.
Wild Thing: An A6 Texan fighter plane is on offer, along with a collection of Civil War-era cannon balls. Rick takes a trip down memory lane when he's offered a 1974 VW Thing.
Zoodoo: Will Rick buy a collection of presidential memoirs written and signed by President Truman? Plus, a toy 'Robby the Robot' and a can of elephant manure are brought in.
Hole in One: The Pawn Stars try to secure a rare 1830s musket made by cotton-gin inventor Eli Whitney, a golf ball owned by President Johnson and a 1929 World Series press pin.
Huddle Up: Does Rick want to buy the 1966 Miami Dolphins playbook or will he pass? And will Corey make a deal when a woman claims to have unseen footage of President Roosevelt?
Like a Rolling Chum: The guys get the chance to buy a hockey stick signed by the legendary 1980 Olympic champion USA ice hockey team and an original 1970 Bob Dylan album.
Peaches and Pinups: Rick is embarrassed when a lady tries to sell her husband's Playboy collection, and Corey considers buying a crossbow that hasn't been fired in almost 40 years.
Gold Diggers: The men think they can strike it rich with a huge gold bar said to be from a 1500s shipwreck and a mint-condition collection of golden-era baseball memorabilia.
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.