Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This episode of Pawn Stars is packed with jaw dropping coin moments, rare collectibles, expert appraisals, and wild negotiations that swing fast once the real value comes out. From an ultra-rare 1867 proof Shield nickel to signed rock memorabilia, a restored Herman Munster doll, a Johnny Cash train, a Tibetan Buddha statue, and even a signed Star Wars script, this is one of those episodes where every item brings a new surprise.
Rick Harrison, Corey, Chumlee, and the crew deal with one incredible item after another as experts step in to separate huge money from wishful thinking. Some pieces look like instant jackpots. Others crash back to reality the second the appraisals begin. And right at the center of it all is one of the biggest coin moments of the episode.
Highlights from this episode include:
A rare 1867 proof Shield nickel with the “with rays” design
A high-stakes coin negotiation that ends with no deal
A bass guitar signed by John Entwistle and John Paul Jones
A restored 1964 Herman Munster talking doll
A Johnny Cash train with a surprising backstory
A genuine Tibetan Avalokiteshvara statue from the 1700s
A signed George Lucas Star Wars script that gets a reality check
Classic Pawn Stars expert reveals, history lessons, and negotiation drama
The biggest moment starts with a serious collector bringing in an 1867 proof Shield nickel, one of the rarest coins in American numismatics. With only a tiny number known to exist, the coin immediately gets Rick’s full attention. The expert confirms it is the real deal and places it in elite collector territory, but when the seller reaches for top-dollar numbers, the negotiation stalls and the coin walks right back out the door.
The episode also features a bass guitar tied to two legendary rock musicians, a creepy but valuable Herman Munster doll, a vintage Cadillac Eldorado, a Johnny Cash train that turns out to have real family provenance, an antique incubator, a rare Tibetan statue, a signed Star Wars script, and a first edition Mark Twain book. Every item brings its own twist, and every appraisal changes the room.
If you love rare coins, Pawn Stars expert reactions, surprising values, music memorabilia, Hollywood collectibles, antique treasures, and the best negotiation moments from the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop, this episode delivers all of it.
Timestamps (Chapters)
00:00 – Rare Coin Drama Begins
00:21 – 1867 Proof Shield Nickel Arrives
01:03 – Coin Expert Confirms The Rarity
01:34 – Huge Coin Negotiation Breaks Down
02:13 – Signed Bass Guitar Walks In
03:15 – Autograph Expert Checks The Signatures
04:22 – Guitar Expert Gives The Real Value
04:44 – Rick Closes The Bass Deal
05:16 – Herman Munster Doll Brings Creepy Nostalgia
06:20 – Corey Makes A Clean Deal
08:10 – Cadillac Eldorado Test Drive
09:50 – Johnny Cash Train Story Begins
10:36 – Train Expert Checks The Provenance
12:02 – Rick Buys The Johnny Cash Train
12:47 – Antique Incubator Walks Out
13:18 – Rare Tibetan Buddha Statue Arrives
13:45 – Expert Confirms It Is Genuine
14:20 – Rick Lands The Statue
15:27 – Signed Star Wars Script Appears
17:15 – George Lucas Signature Gets Authenticated
18:45 – The Script’s Value Crashes
19:14 – Rick Makes His Offer
20:27 – First Edition Mark Twain Book Arrives
21:32 – Book Expert Breaks It Down
22:51 – Rick Closes The Twain Deal
23:25 – Rick’s College Lecture Moment
This episode of Pawn Stars is packed with jaw dropping coin moments, rare collectibles, expert appraisals, and wild negotiations that swing fast once the real value comes out. From an ultra-rare 1867 proof Shield nickel to signed rock memorabilia, a restored Herman Munster doll, a Johnny Cash train, a Tibetan Buddha statue, and even a signed Star Wars script, this is one of those episodes where every item brings a new surprise.
Rick Harrison, Corey, Chumlee, and the crew deal with one incredible item after another as experts step in to separate huge money from wishful thinking. Some pieces look like instant jackpots. Others crash back to reality the second the appraisals begin. And right at the center of it all is one of the biggest coin moments of the episode.
Highlights from this episode include:
A rare 1867 proof Shield nickel with the “with rays” design
A high-stakes coin negotiation that ends with no deal
A bass guitar signed by John Entwistle and John Paul Jones
A restored 1964 Herman Munster talking doll
A Johnny Cash train with a surprising backstory
A genuine Tibetan Avalokiteshvara statue from the 1700s
A signed George Lucas Star Wars script that gets a reality check
Classic Pawn Stars expert reveals, history lessons, and negotiation drama
The biggest moment starts with a serious collector bringing in an 1867 proof Shield nickel, one of the rarest coins in American numismatics. With only a tiny number known to exist, the coin immediately gets Rick’s full attention. The expert confirms it is the real deal and places it in elite collector territory, but when the seller reaches for top-dollar numbers, the negotiation stalls and the coin walks right back out the door.
The episode also features a bass guitar tied to two legendary rock musicians, a creepy but valuable Herman Munster doll, a vintage Cadillac Eldorado, a Johnny Cash train that turns out to have real family provenance, an antique incubator, a rare Tibetan statue, a signed Star Wars script, and a first edition Mark Twain book. Every item brings its own twist, and every appraisal changes the room.
If you love rare coins, Pawn Stars expert reactions, surprising values, music memorabilia, Hollywood collectibles, antique treasures, and the best negotiation moments from the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop, this episode delivers all of it.
Timestamps (Chapters)
00:00 – Rare Coin Drama Begins
00:21 – 1867 Proof Shield Nickel Arrives
01:03 – Coin Expert Confirms The Rarity
01:34 – Huge Coin Negotiation Breaks Down
02:13 – Signed Bass Guitar Walks In
03:15 – Autograph Expert Checks The Signatures
04:22 – Guitar Expert Gives The Real Value
04:44 – Rick Closes The Bass Deal
05:16 – Herman Munster Doll Brings Creepy Nostalgia
06:20 – Corey Makes A Clean Deal
08:10 – Cadillac Eldorado Test Drive
09:50 – Johnny Cash Train Story Begins
10:36 – Train Expert Checks The Provenance
12:02 – Rick Buys The Johnny Cash Train
12:47 – Antique Incubator Walks Out
13:18 – Rare Tibetan Buddha Statue Arrives
13:45 – Expert Confirms It Is Genuine
14:20 – Rick Lands The Statue
15:27 – Signed Star Wars Script Appears
17:15 – George Lucas Signature Gets Authenticated
18:45 – The Script’s Value Crashes
19:14 – Rick Makes His Offer
20:27 – First Edition Mark Twain Book Arrives
21:32 – Book Expert Breaks It Down
22:51 – Rick Closes The Twain Deal
23:25 – Rick’s College Lecture Moment
