A hockey stick signed by members of the men's Olympic hockey team; an original vinyl record of Bob Dylan's "Self-Portrait. Mon, Oct 18, 30 mins. A Kentucky long rifle from the Civil War; a rare G. Joe nurse doll; and a set of silver dishes taken from Hitler's mountain retreat, the Eagle's Nest. A DeLorean sports car; and a letter from Franklin D. Mon, Oct 25, 30 mins. Personal tapes by Sammy Davis Jr.
A custom motorcycle frame; a collection of Mazon Creek fossils; and a blackjack table from the Stardust casino in Las Vegas.
Mon, Nov 1, 30 mins. An Abraham Lincoln campaign ribbon from ; a functional 19th-century dynamite detonator; and a pair of Air Jordan basketball sneakers. Mon, Dec 6, 30 mins. A hat thought to have been worn by John Wayne; a supposed Rembrandt etching; and a s clapping-chimp toy. Mon, Dec 13, 30 mins. A Cadillac Fleetwood limousine; a collection of Atlanta Braves World Series rings; and two vintage pistol lighters.
Mon, Jan 17, 30 mins. A collection of items that belonged to Wyatt Earp; a gold medal from the Olympic games in Los Angeles; and a pair of 19th-century pistols.
Handcuffs and leg shackles once owned by Harry Houdini; a Vince Lombardi Trophy from the Super Bowl; and a collection of s comic buttons from Pep cereal. Mon, Jan 24, 30 mins. A Jimi Hendrix handwritten poem; a chessboard made with wood from the Titanic; and a child's pedal car from the s.
Other items are battered but may be valuable including a pair of Steve Kaufman paintings, a Martin guitar and a bottle of Dom Perignon champagne. S3, Ep4. In a rare turn of events Rick offers more for an item than the customer asks. Corey refurbishes a Buick Skylark that may need more work than he expected. S3, Ep5. Colonel Sanders last suit and America's next to last flag are items the Pawn Shop customers are looking to sell. A Grover Cleveland document and a set of watchmaker tools need an expert look.
S3, Ep6. A customer with a set of land mines raises some concern while a dragster creates excitement. A home made high wheel bicycle looks more dangerous than both. Chum Lee gets business cards. S3, Ep7. The Pawn Shop restores a Jeep which, of course, requires an off road test drive. A liberty head double eagle and a collection of Apollo 17 photos have serious potential but need an expert's appraisal.
S3, Ep8. Chumlee is sent on a quest to get Bob Dylan's autograph. Meanwhile, negotiations are tough on some unusual and one of a kind items. S3, Ep9. Rick ts the creeps from some Nazi artifacts, is appalled by a beater of a gold cart and surprised to see a GI Joe nurse. Big Hoss is rescheduled to keep an eye on the night shift.
S3, Ep Chumlee appears on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" but nearly blows the opportunity. Customer bring in a Delorean, a Franklin Roosevelt letter and a Gibson guitar and are surprised to learn their true value.
Rick checks out cowboy bling in the form of two parade saddles. Customers are looking to sell a variety of vintage toys; a cannon, a teddy bear and a couple Schwinn bikes.
Of course the cannon begs to be test fired. Then there's the truck load of Sammy Davis Jr. Add Image S3, Ep Customers look to sell a room full of Transformer toys, an "Alice in Wonderland" book illustrated by Salvadore Dali, a collection of Kennedy letters and some Micky Mouse telephones that make for a good practical joke. Chumlee is charged with getting a remote controlled car running. Rick has a Winston Churchill letter verified.
But he is creeped out, not to mention risking eternal damnation, when he considers buying a holy relic of the first American born saint. A customer brings in a goofy looking, three-wheeled, 's, electric car but the Old Man loves it. Like a Rolling Chum. Hello Nurse.
Chumdog Millionaire. Gone With the Schwinn. Bare Bones. Never Surrender. Honest Abe. Monkey Business. Packing Heat. Luck of the Draw. Houdini's Handcuffs. Pedal to the Metal. Case Closed. Darth Pawn. Put Up Your Dukes. Pawn Illustrated. Striking a Chord. Harrison For President.
Wise Guys. Ah, Shoot! Going Postal. Details The Harrisons run the only family-owned pawnshop in Las Vegas, using their sharp-eyed skills and network of experts to assess the value of customers' items and make deals. Create free account Sign in. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to use this website.
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