Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Buckle up for the funniest, most jaw-dropping moments packed into one Full Episode—a wild mix of rock-and-roll nostalgia, art-world chaos, quirky gadgets, and history so heavy it stops the room. We headline with a first-issue Rolling Stone magazine (John Lennon cover) plucked out of a dusty desk drawer, a chaotic Picasso appraise-and-prank that ends with the Old Man roasting a “masterpiece,” a ridiculous bar breathalyzer gadget that actually gets tested in the shop, and a sobering Titanic victim coin that turns a simple appraisal into a history lesson. Sharp banter, expert smackdowns, and pure Vegas energy from intro to outro.
Spotlight Moments (don’t miss):'
Rolling Stone #1 (01:05–01:59): The seller asks 350; Rick cools the hype and closes at 300. Lennon on the cover, page-turning pop-culture gold, and a clean early win.
Picasso Prank (02:32–07:03): Two Picasso etchings trigger an expert call, and Corey bets the Old Man that Chumlee’s sketch can pass for “art.” Verdict: roasted. Comic gold and a teachable margin.
Breathalyzer Buy (05:45–06:13): A vintage bar gadget that tells you to call a cab gets a live demo. The seller wants 200, Rick fires 100—deal. Part collectible, part PSA, 100% hilarious.
Titanic Coin (07:04–10:12): A coin carried by a Titanic victim arrives with a heavy backstory. Expert context and a sobering valuation bring the room to a hush.
Lindbergh Claim (14:54–16:27): Aviation rumors fly, but paperwork beats story. Rick breaks down what proof would actually move the price.
Bucky Dent Shoes (31:00–34:30): “Home run shoes” get authenticated as regular game-worn. Value drops, hopes crash, and the negotiation turns icy with a reality-check finish.
Booby Traps & Range Day (27:58–35:06): De-militarized traps, a spirited haggle, and a finale range test where a jug explodes and egos… don’t. Perfect closer.
📌 B) Chapters
00:00 Belushi
01:05 Rolling Stone
02:32 Picasso
05:45 Breathalyzer
07:04 Titanic Coin
14:54 Lindbergh
27:58 Booby Traps
31:00 Dent Shoes
34:46 Range Test
Buckle up for the funniest, most jaw-dropping moments packed into one Full Episode—a wild mix of rock-and-roll nostalgia, art-world chaos, quirky gadgets, and history so heavy it stops the room. We headline with a first-issue Rolling Stone magazine (John Lennon cover) plucked out of a dusty desk drawer, a chaotic Picasso appraise-and-prank that ends with the Old Man roasting a “masterpiece,” a ridiculous bar breathalyzer gadget that actually gets tested in the shop, and a sobering Titanic victim coin that turns a simple appraisal into a history lesson. Sharp banter, expert smackdowns, and pure Vegas energy from intro to outro.
Spotlight Moments (don’t miss):'
Rolling Stone #1 (01:05–01:59): The seller asks 350; Rick cools the hype and closes at 300. Lennon on the cover, page-turning pop-culture gold, and a clean early win.
Picasso Prank (02:32–07:03): Two Picasso etchings trigger an expert call, and Corey bets the Old Man that Chumlee’s sketch can pass for “art.” Verdict: roasted. Comic gold and a teachable margin.
Breathalyzer Buy (05:45–06:13): A vintage bar gadget that tells you to call a cab gets a live demo. The seller wants 200, Rick fires 100—deal. Part collectible, part PSA, 100% hilarious.
Titanic Coin (07:04–10:12): A coin carried by a Titanic victim arrives with a heavy backstory. Expert context and a sobering valuation bring the room to a hush.
Lindbergh Claim (14:54–16:27): Aviation rumors fly, but paperwork beats story. Rick breaks down what proof would actually move the price.
Bucky Dent Shoes (31:00–34:30): “Home run shoes” get authenticated as regular game-worn. Value drops, hopes crash, and the negotiation turns icy with a reality-check finish.
Booby Traps & Range Day (27:58–35:06): De-militarized traps, a spirited haggle, and a finale range test where a jug explodes and egos… don’t. Perfect closer.
📌 B) Chapters
00:00 Belushi
01:05 Rolling Stone
02:32 Picasso
05:45 Breathalyzer
07:04 Titanic Coin
14:54 Lindbergh
27:58 Booby Traps
31:00 Dent Shoes
34:46 Range Test
