Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This Pawn Stars episode is a rollercoaster of rare finds, shocking appraisals, and deals that flip from disappointment to pure gold — all pulled directly from the transcript.
Things start with a supposed Pony Express Bible from 1859. Expert Rebecca confirms it's Overland Mail, not Pony Express — but still worth $6,000 to $7,000. Rick scores it for $3,000.
Next, Rabbi Mel Hecht brings in a chilling Ben Shahn WWII atrocity poster. Mark Hall-Patton authenticates it, and Rick takes it home for $1,500.
Then comes a massive R2-D2 Pepsi vending machine. It works flawlessly, but Corey explains why mass-produced collectors’ items rarely gain real value.
A Civil War “Arkansas Toothpick” knife gets a half-good verdict: real blade, questionable handle, around $500 in value.
The chaos continues: a non-running Honda Z600, a Rolex tied to Bernie Madoff with replaced parts that kill the value, and a Sonny Liston boxing bell with a fake signature. Rick does score a vintage 1957 bowling arcade machine for $1,000.
Then the HOLY GRAIL arrives — a 1969 Pink Rear Loader Beach Bomb Hot Wheels prototype. Expert Johnny confirms it’s real and worth around $100,000. The seller won’t budge from $150,000, so no deal, but an iconic moment for the shop.
A pair of UFO-style Weltron stereos sell for $550, while a Rembrandt etching turns out to be a later Millennium Edition print valued at $1,500 to $2,000.
From a misidentified “Civil War” drum to Royal Riders gear, a damaged 1652 sixpence, a 1930s firefighter water cannon, VW silver bars, and even a Monet painting insured for over $2 million — experts shut it down as not a real Monet.
Rick wraps things up by buying a rare 1920s countertop lighter for $1,000 and an Aaron Burr–signed check authenticated at $750, which he gets for $610.
Deals, fakes, history, pranks — pure Pawn Stars chaos.
Spotlight Moments
00:00 Bible Appraisal
01:38 Overland Mail Reveal
04:23 WWII Poster
05:58 R2-D2 Machine
07:43 Arkansas Toothpick
09:37 Honda Z600
10:28 Madoff Rolex
12:49 Sonny Liston Bell
13:08 Bowling Arcade
14:30 $100K Beach Bomb
16:45 UFO Stereos
18:22 Rembrandt Print
22:13 “Civil War” Drum
23:15 Royal Riders Gear
25:49 Monet Appraisal
32:08 Countertop Lighter
34:13 Aaron Burr Check
This Pawn Stars episode is a rollercoaster of rare finds, shocking appraisals, and deals that flip from disappointment to pure gold — all pulled directly from the transcript.
Things start with a supposed Pony Express Bible from 1859. Expert Rebecca confirms it's Overland Mail, not Pony Express — but still worth $6,000 to $7,000. Rick scores it for $3,000.
Next, Rabbi Mel Hecht brings in a chilling Ben Shahn WWII atrocity poster. Mark Hall-Patton authenticates it, and Rick takes it home for $1,500.
Then comes a massive R2-D2 Pepsi vending machine. It works flawlessly, but Corey explains why mass-produced collectors’ items rarely gain real value.
A Civil War “Arkansas Toothpick” knife gets a half-good verdict: real blade, questionable handle, around $500 in value.
The chaos continues: a non-running Honda Z600, a Rolex tied to Bernie Madoff with replaced parts that kill the value, and a Sonny Liston boxing bell with a fake signature. Rick does score a vintage 1957 bowling arcade machine for $1,000.
Then the HOLY GRAIL arrives — a 1969 Pink Rear Loader Beach Bomb Hot Wheels prototype. Expert Johnny confirms it’s real and worth around $100,000. The seller won’t budge from $150,000, so no deal, but an iconic moment for the shop.
A pair of UFO-style Weltron stereos sell for $550, while a Rembrandt etching turns out to be a later Millennium Edition print valued at $1,500 to $2,000.
From a misidentified “Civil War” drum to Royal Riders gear, a damaged 1652 sixpence, a 1930s firefighter water cannon, VW silver bars, and even a Monet painting insured for over $2 million — experts shut it down as not a real Monet.
Rick wraps things up by buying a rare 1920s countertop lighter for $1,000 and an Aaron Burr–signed check authenticated at $750, which he gets for $610.
Deals, fakes, history, pranks — pure Pawn Stars chaos.
Spotlight Moments
00:00 Bible Appraisal
01:38 Overland Mail Reveal
04:23 WWII Poster
05:58 R2-D2 Machine
07:43 Arkansas Toothpick
09:37 Honda Z600
10:28 Madoff Rolex
12:49 Sonny Liston Bell
13:08 Bowling Arcade
14:30 $100K Beach Bomb
16:45 UFO Stereos
18:22 Rembrandt Print
22:13 “Civil War” Drum
23:15 Royal Riders Gear
25:49 Monet Appraisal
32:08 Countertop Lighter
34:13 Aaron Burr Check
