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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.

Corey bets it all on an original Triple Crown Trophy. Next, the guys call in Rick Dale to save what might be one of the very first rides from Coney Island. Later, a Civil War relic causes a divide.

The Pawn Stars stake a claim to an original 1800s vampire defense kit. Then, Rick gets a chance to buy a work from James Whistler and takes a look at a James Bond prop from the movie 'Golden Eye.'

$1 million is on the line when a photograph of Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln makes its way into the shop. Next, an Easter egg signed by the Bush family and a relic from World War II comes in.

Chum checks out an iconic Austin Powers movie prop. Back at the shop, an Ancient Roman relic comes in. Then, Rick tries to make a super deal on an autographed sketch of an American hero.

An 18th century sea map from the legendary Captain Cook has Rick exploring a big deal. Then, a 'Saturday Night Live' prop and an autographed piece of memorabilia from WWE star Roddy Piper come in.

The Pawn Stars rig up their motorcycles and hit the trail up to Oregon to outfit Rick's off-the-grid ranch with some new equipment.

A rare autographed 'Game of Thrones' item is up for grabs. Then, an Amazonian blowgun and an ancient Middle Eastern sword come in.

Chumlee is fired up to make a deal on one of Elon Musk's most popular toys. Then, a limited-edition train set chugs its way into the shop. Later, a Yankees World Series ring is up to bat.

Rick plays ball with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on a bucket load of his most prized personal memorabilia. Later, Rick receives some correspondence from General George Armstrong Custer.

As an old 1930s collectible from the Indy 500 sends Chumlee racing, Corey snoops out what might be a Charles Schulz original illustration of the ever-popular Charlie Brown.

Rick and Chumlee head to Los Angeles to 'terminate' a deal on several iconic set pieces. Then, Corey gets some Alice in Chains memorabilia.

Corey snipes an early 1800s prototype rifle. Then, one of Marlon Brando's most prized personal possessions and an original work made by Pablo Picasso come into the shop.

All engines rev when Corey flips a limited-edition Dodge Demon. Then, an antique California license plate rolls in. Later, a vintage suit worn by the legendary Dale Earnhardt Sr. comes in.

Rick sets his sights on a never-before-seen map from the Battle of Gettysburg. Later, Corey and Chum get emotional with a set of vintage stuffed animals.

Personal memorabilia from legendary AC/DC front man Angus Young comes in. Next up, Hollywood rebel James Dean's ID bracelet finds its way into the shop.

A signed B.B. King guitar takes center stage at the shop. Then, Chum and Rick check out a house full of pop art inspired by the legendary Andy Warhol. Later, a Japanese sword mount has Corey on edge.

Excerpts from the first Continental Congress make their way into the shop. Then Rick relives one of the worst disasters in history with actual wreckage from the Hindenburg.

Corey and Chumlee spend the day in the sand testing an old-school 1960s Dune Buggy. Later, props from 'Jerry Maguire' come in.