Pawn Stars

Two first editions of 'A Christmas Carol' appear in the shop. Then, Rick gets rocked when a meteorite drops in.

The Pawn Stars square off for memorabilia from undefeated boxing champ Rocky Marciano. Then, Rick checks out a one-of-a-kind, battery-operated, glow-in-the-dark car.

Hand-drawn maps from the Normandy invasion hit the shop. Can Corey hold the line or will he be forced to surrender? Then, Rick reins in a coin featuring the likeness of Roman Emperor Caligula.

A Space 2005 wristwatch radio rockets into the shop. Then, Rick tries to make a drive-by deal when he checks out a rare 1964 VW Karmann Ghia.

A painting from Salvador Dali's Divine Comedy series ascends into the shop. Then, Rick faces an uphill battle when a note signed by Edmund Hillary treks in.

Rick negotiates the sale of a cigar box once belonging to JFK. Can he get top dollar or will the deal go up in smoke? Then, a Civil War-era photograph of General Custer arrives in the shop.

Artwork from graffiti sensation Keith Haring comes into the shop. Then, Chumlee gets called to the front lines when a Civil War utility tool charges in.

A first edition of Mark Twain's 'A Yankee in King Arthur's Court' finds itself in the shop. Then, the guys take a trip to Neverland when a 1953 Peter Pan animation flies in.

A Ronco pocket fisherman is spotted in the shop. Then, Chumlee is thrown a curveball when a Babe Ruth signature glove steps up to the plate.

One of NBA legend Dr. J's supposed game-worn sneakers steps into the shop. Then, a rare Half Eagle coin from the Civil War flies in. Can the guys land this Eagle or will it fly away?

A Henry rifle from the 1800s storms the shop. Will Rick be able to hit his mark or will he misfire? Then, Corey is brought back to the Jurassic Period when he encounters a pair of dinosaur eggs.

A Confederate children's schoolbook reports to the shop. Then Corey and Chumlee travel down memory lane when a set of original Cabbage Patch Kids pop in.

A pair of rare tickets to The Beatles film, 'A Hard Day's Night,' buzzes into the shop. Then, an 1850s Indian Peace Medal, given by President Fillmore, lands in the shop.

A poker cheating device finds its way into the shop. Then, a mysterious suicide ring believed to be from WWII finds its way into Rick's fingers.

A test piece of Howard Hughes' Spruce Goose flies into the shop. Then, Rick sees stars when celebrity paintings by artist Stephen Fishwick are brought in.

A Monet landscape brushes into the shop. Then, Corey feels the heat when a customer brings in an old firefighter station.

A Bible that belonged to Mickey Mantle throws Corey a curveball. Then, Rick is intrigued when a customer brings in a pen President Lyndon B. Johnson used to sign Medicare into law.

A customer brings in a Bible believed to have been carried by Pony Express riders. Then, Corey travels to a galaxy far, far away when a R2D2 Pepsi machine rolls into the shop.

A guitar that belonged to The Who's bassist, John Entwistle, strikes a chord with Rick. Then, Rick and Lili get the presidential treatment when a customer brings in a Richard Nixon paper dress.

An Abraham Lincoln campaign poster comes up for grabs. Then, a Turbo Man action figure flies into the shop.

A 1969 Les Paul Professional guitar rocks its way into the shop. Then, Corey and Chumlee hit the brakes when they spot a 1930s Rolls-Royce hood ornament.

Rick checks out a 1956 Buick. Then, Rick teaches Corey to be a believer when a Neil Diamond jacket flashes into the shop.

A letter recovered from the United Flight 736 crash gets delivered to the shop. Then, Rick examines some nozzles from the Queen Mary ocean liner.

A USGA Rules of Golf book from 1934 putts into the shop. Then, Rick deals with some 'sweet emotion' when he checks out an organ owned by Steven Tyler.