Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Get ready for a must‑see Full Episode breakdown of the biggest JACKPOTS customers scored on Pawn Stars—epic buys, historic finds, and massive paydays. We kick off with a 1915 Ford Model T taxi that drives straight into a five‑figure win, jump to Utah where Rick tests an 1863 Sharps carbine and actually fires a Colt 1883 Gatling gun, then come back to Vegas for a run of deals that turn nostalgia, wartime artifacts, and rock‑and‑roll memorabilia into real money. If you love wild negotiations, expert reveals, and sellers who walk out smiling, this episode is for you.
Spotlight JACKPOT Moments (don’t miss):
Colt 1883 Gatling Gun Fired — Rick cranks the legendary repeater, then tries to land it for $200k → $220k… seller holds firm at $335k. No deal, but the range sequence is unreal.
1915 Model T Resto‑Mod Sells — Danny loves the way it drives; Corey goes $20k → $21k and seals it after the seller asks $25k. Huge, clean payday.
Civil War Cavalry Jacket — Expert Mark authenticates an 1854 model; school theater fund gets $850 on the spot. Jackpot for a donation find.
1932 Lincoln Roadster for Gold — Seller wants $100k; they hammer out a $95,000 in gold bars trade. Peak Pawn Stars flex.
John Hancock Signed Document — Verified period paper, Revolutionary War provenance tied to Abel Boynton; Rick pays $5,000—a seller’s lifetime moment.
WWI Marine Helmet — Authentic, valued up to $1,500; seller happily cashes out at $750. History pays.
What else hits big? A Rickenbacker “Frying Pan” lap steel is confirmed authentic and sells for $1,500; a Zeppelin pull toy turns a $10 garage‑sale buy into $175; Hitler novelty matches spark laughs and close at $75; and a 1950s Charlie Weaver bartender toy mixes a stiff drink and a sweet $90 sale. Even when deals die—like a forged Hemingway autograph or a fake Confederate belt buckle—the expert reveals are worth the watch.
You’ll also see Rick pass on a Gunsmoke holster until the price hits $700, Corey negotiate an $850 win on a Calcutta bamboo fishing rod, and a cameo from George Stephanopoulos haggling a For Whom the Bell Tolls first edition down to $675. Toss in a silver‑dollar clock letdown (polished coins = value crushed), a crew workout gag with breakfast bribery, and a final office prank with a Jimi Hendrix photo, and you’ve got wall‑to‑wall Vegas energy with real collector upside.
If you crave outrageous negotiations, shocking tests on the range, and Full Episode breakdowns built to win search + suggested, you’re in the right place. Like the video, comment your favorite jackpot (Model T, Gatling, Lincoln, Hancock, WWI Helmet), subscribe for more Pawn Stars Full Episodes, and share this with a friend who loves unbelievable finds. 🙌
📌 B) Chapters
00:00 Model T Taxi
01:15 Sharps Carbine
01:57 Gatling Reveal
03:10 Gatling Range
11:00 Buckle Shock
11:29 Fake Buckle
13:04 Lincoln Roadster
14:06 Bamboo Rod
14:37 George Buys Hemingway
15:32 Gunsmoke Holster
18:24 WWI Helmet Deal
18:49 Price Reality
20:07 Shop Workout
21:05 John Hancock Doc
23:13 Lap Steel Verified
23:33 Lap Steel Deal
#RickHarrison #Chumlee #GatlingGun #ModelT #JohnHancock #PawnStars #FullEpisode #PawnStarsMoments
Get ready for a must‑see Full Episode breakdown of the biggest JACKPOTS customers scored on Pawn Stars—epic buys, historic finds, and massive paydays. We kick off with a 1915 Ford Model T taxi that drives straight into a five‑figure win, jump to Utah where Rick tests an 1863 Sharps carbine and actually fires a Colt 1883 Gatling gun, then come back to Vegas for a run of deals that turn nostalgia, wartime artifacts, and rock‑and‑roll memorabilia into real money. If you love wild negotiations, expert reveals, and sellers who walk out smiling, this episode is for you.
Spotlight JACKPOT Moments (don’t miss):
Colt 1883 Gatling Gun Fired — Rick cranks the legendary repeater, then tries to land it for $200k → $220k… seller holds firm at $335k. No deal, but the range sequence is unreal.
1915 Model T Resto‑Mod Sells — Danny loves the way it drives; Corey goes $20k → $21k and seals it after the seller asks $25k. Huge, clean payday.
Civil War Cavalry Jacket — Expert Mark authenticates an 1854 model; school theater fund gets $850 on the spot. Jackpot for a donation find.
1932 Lincoln Roadster for Gold — Seller wants $100k; they hammer out a $95,000 in gold bars trade. Peak Pawn Stars flex.
John Hancock Signed Document — Verified period paper, Revolutionary War provenance tied to Abel Boynton; Rick pays $5,000—a seller’s lifetime moment.
WWI Marine Helmet — Authentic, valued up to $1,500; seller happily cashes out at $750. History pays.
What else hits big? A Rickenbacker “Frying Pan” lap steel is confirmed authentic and sells for $1,500; a Zeppelin pull toy turns a $10 garage‑sale buy into $175; Hitler novelty matches spark laughs and close at $75; and a 1950s Charlie Weaver bartender toy mixes a stiff drink and a sweet $90 sale. Even when deals die—like a forged Hemingway autograph or a fake Confederate belt buckle—the expert reveals are worth the watch.
You’ll also see Rick pass on a Gunsmoke holster until the price hits $700, Corey negotiate an $850 win on a Calcutta bamboo fishing rod, and a cameo from George Stephanopoulos haggling a For Whom the Bell Tolls first edition down to $675. Toss in a silver‑dollar clock letdown (polished coins = value crushed), a crew workout gag with breakfast bribery, and a final office prank with a Jimi Hendrix photo, and you’ve got wall‑to‑wall Vegas energy with real collector upside.
If you crave outrageous negotiations, shocking tests on the range, and Full Episode breakdowns built to win search + suggested, you’re in the right place. Like the video, comment your favorite jackpot (Model T, Gatling, Lincoln, Hancock, WWI Helmet), subscribe for more Pawn Stars Full Episodes, and share this with a friend who loves unbelievable finds. 🙌
📌 B) Chapters
00:00 Model T Taxi
01:15 Sharps Carbine
01:57 Gatling Reveal
03:10 Gatling Range
11:00 Buckle Shock
11:29 Fake Buckle
13:04 Lincoln Roadster
14:06 Bamboo Rod
14:37 George Buys Hemingway
15:32 Gunsmoke Holster
18:24 WWI Helmet Deal
18:49 Price Reality
20:07 Shop Workout
21:05 John Hancock Doc
23:13 Lap Steel Verified
23:33 Lap Steel Deal
#RickHarrison #Chumlee #GatlingGun #ModelT #JohnHancock #PawnStars #FullEpisode #PawnStarsMoments
