Pawn Stars

Rick tests a Civil War revolver; Chum gets excited when a personal piece of memorabilia from LeBron James comes through the doors; Rick falls hard for a 4500-year-old meteorite; Corey, Chum, and Antwan hit the road to score some unique motorcycles.

A seller comes in with an explosive pair of crutches. Rick takes a swing at one of the first books written about baseball, while Corey and Chum try their luck on a seller's antique wooden slot machine.

Corey and Chum pay a visit to a classic car showroom to see a series 1 Shelby. Will Rick put the pedal to the metal, or pump the brakes? Then, a seller comes into the shop with a classic Nintendo video game.

Rick travels to Boston to get a steal on a historic Red Sox baseball collection; at the shop, Corey targets an interesting WWII jacket; Corey and Chum learn some tricks from a vintage magic set; a fossil hand print sends Corey digging for the truth.

All ears ring when a rare keepsake from Seinfeld sends John O'Hurley into the shop. Then, Rick travels east after a new ride and has to choose between a rare 1960s muscle car or a 1920s rum-running boat.

As the picking adventure in Michigan continues, Rick takes a gamble on a WWI helmet and a vintage RC Cola machine. Meanwhile, Corey pursues a knockout deal.

Rick is in Chicago where he meets a wrestling legend and has a chance to clinch a Michael Jordan championship jersey. Meanwhile, Chum looks to score big on a 300-year-old violin and a vintage Batman playhouse places him and Corey in a betting mood.

Rick and Chum try to work out a deal on an old weight-loss device. A seller comes in with a sketch signed by Tom Petty and Chum connects to the other side when an Ouija board lands in the shop.

Rick heads to Boston to check out an iconic warship; a Paul McCartney-signed guitar; a curious corkscrew collection; Rick gets a lead on an Apple 1, and he has to decide if he wants a byte.

A trophy awarded to retired NBA basketball player Julius "Dr. J" Erving; a WWII bombsight; some antique quack medicine bottles; a little coin nicknamed the Scarface.

A collection of James Bond movie trading cards; an old Chinese bell may be music to Corey's ears if he can strike a deal; items from some of history's most notorious criminals come into the shop.

The crew checks out some vintage horse equipment; a rare Pee-wee Herman scooter; a seller comes in looking for an offer on his signed poster from the TV show, "Bonanza;" a first edition of the classic book To Kill a Mockingbird flies in.

It's hands up when someone brings in a toy gun from a classic '60s show; Rick tackles a LaDainian Tomlinson jersey that charges into the shop; a seller brings in the original microfilm from the investigation of JFK's assassination.

When given the chance to drive a WWII tank, Rick says Sherman, but will he go to war to own this piece of history? Two is a party, but three are allowed when a Triplet Bicycle rolls in; vintage toy soldiers march into the shop.

Corey gets a lesson in the Care of Magical Creatures when a life-sized house elf from Harry Potter comes into the shop and he tries to get the seller under his spell; Spencer comes fresh off a picking trip with a van full of items.

When a seller brings in an antique gun key, can the Pawn Stars unlock the mystery behind it? Meanwhile, Rick strikes gold...records, when a Pink Floyd album spins into the shop. Next, a rare 1600s blade slices its way into the hands of the guys.

At the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop just outside of Las Vegas, Richard, Rick and Corey Harrison assess the values of all kinds of items and decide what they are worth and find the story behind them.

Rick flies across the pond to look at an epic "Star Wars" collection, including an iconic prop from the movie; a seller phones home with everyone's favorite Ewok; a new employee at the shop works with Corey to make a deal on a Planters jar.

A letter signed by a former president causes Rick and Corey to sing the praises of Sammy Davis Jr.; Rick travels to London in search of a work of art.

Rick shoots over to England for an explosive chance to test out antique weapons; an item that inspired a classic movie rifles into the shop; Rick gets a look at a classic car that belonged to Winston Churchill.