Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Buckle up for a Must‑See Pawn Stars compilation where rare pages, ancient coins, and rock‑and‑roll relics collide. From a Julius Caesar portrait coin authenticated around $15,000, to a Victorian first edition of Dickens’ David Copperfield that Rick lands for $1,600, to a 1901 Thomas Edison phonograph that grinds its way to a deal, this breakdown tracks every twist exactly as it happens in the transcript. We also hit a Ronnie Van Zant hat negotiation that turns into high‑stakes family drama, Bucky Dent’s 1978 cleats with expert valuation shock, left‑handed percussion rifles, a 1700s pistol restoration gamble, and more.
Spotlight Moments you can’t miss:
Julius Caesar Portrait Coin Authenticated 04:57–06:56 — The expert confirms it’s 100 percent real and “incredibly rare,” with value around $15,000. Rick offers $1,000, the seller won’t budge below $4,000, and history walks.
Dickens’ David Copperfield First Edition 14:04–15:13 — Rick spots foxing, haggles hard, and closes at $1,600 after a $4,000 ask. Brutal but fair—and completely transcript‑faithful.
1901 Edison Phonograph 23:07–25:25 — “Worst sound ever,” says the Old Man, but it’s authentic with beeswax cylinders. Counter at $500 becomes $750 to seal the deal.
Ronnie Van Zant Hat Showdown 11:58–13:36 — Seller wants $25,000. Rick stretches to $10,000, Corey objects, and the deal collapses in spectacular fashion.
Percussion Pistol Loaded 10:19–11:58 — Negotiations play like poker; Rick scores it at $850 after the seller asks $1,100 and Corey floats $850 as the closer.
1700s Pistol Restoration Gamble 18:28–20:09 — Gun expert Alex pegs restoration at about $1,000 with potential value near $3,000. Rick bets $200 to take it on.
Bucky Dent 1978 Game Cleats 01:31–02:51 — Autograph expert verifies authenticity but prices them around $3,000, far below the $6,000 ask. Reality check delivered.
Morse Code Trainer 17:00–18:10 — Wartime history on the counter; after back‑and‑forth, Rick closes at $300 and a savage Chumlee joke follows.
Scarlet Fever Quarantine Sign 08:13–08:58 — Eerie Americana; they meet in the middle and the shop bags another slice of history.
22‑Foot AYT Speedboat 25:33–27:17 — From $15,000 dream to $7,500 reality; risky aluminum project gets a take‑it‑or‑leave‑it close.
Deal‑by‑Deal Breakdown:
Booby Traps, WWII to Vietnam — Ten devices, seller asks $650; they settle at $260. Risky, niche, and tense.
Bucky Dent Cleats — Expert confirms authenticity; values closer to $3,000; tough negotiation ahead.
Rotating‑Barrel Percussion Rifles — Left‑handed rarity but replaced parts; expert says about $2,500 for the pair, not the $4,000 hoped.
Julius Caesar Coin — Authentic near $15,000 value; Rick won’t overpay, seller holds and walks.
Joe DiMaggio Foot Casts — Expert ranges $3,000–$5,000; Corey passes on the gamble.
Scarlet Fever Sign — Quick haggle, deal done.
East‑West Musical Instruments Jacket — Fashion expert confirms collectibility; Corey pays a fair resale‑based price and wins.
Percussion Pistol Loaded — Settles at $850 after tense back‑and‑forth.
Ronnie Van Zant Hat — $25,000 ask vs. $10,000 offer; no proof, no deal.
Dickens First Edition — $1,600 final.
Porsche 911 Engine — Corrosion concerns; expert smack‑down; no deal.
Morse Code Trainer — $300 close and a vintage‑tech history lesson.
1700s Pistol Project — Alex sees potential; Rick buys at $200.
Schonhut Indoor Golf — Quirky 1920s game; a deal is made.
James Dean Bracelet — $4,000 ask, expert Tal Rob says no photos of him wearing it; Rick passes.
1901 Edison Phonograph — $750 final.
22‑Foot AYT Speedboat — $7,500 take‑it‑or‑leave‑it accepted.
Gold Devil Figurines — About five ounces of 14‑karat each, even painted black; seller wants $7,500, then $6,000; Rick passes.
📌 B) Chapters
00:10 Booby Traps arrive
01:31 Bucky Dent cleats
03:12 Rotating percussion rifles
04:57 Julius Caesar coin appears
06:56 DiMaggio foot casts
08:13 Scarlet Fever sign deal
09:05 East‑West jacket win
10:19 Percussion pistol loaded
11:58 Van Zant hat drama
13:45 Dickens first edition lands
15:17 Porsche 911 engine pass
17:00 Morse code trainer closes
18:28 1700s pistol project
20:16 Schonhut indoor golf deal
21:41 James Dean bracelet pass
23:07 1901 Edison phonograph bought
25:33 AYT speedboat for 7,500
27:38 Gold devil figurines pass
#PawnStars #FullEpisode #PawnStarsMoments
#RickHarrison #Chumlee #CoreyHarrison #CharlesDickens #JuliusCaesar #ThomasEdison #RonnieVanZant #BuckyDent
Buckle up for a Must‑See Pawn Stars compilation where rare pages, ancient coins, and rock‑and‑roll relics collide. From a Julius Caesar portrait coin authenticated around $15,000, to a Victorian first edition of Dickens’ David Copperfield that Rick lands for $1,600, to a 1901 Thomas Edison phonograph that grinds its way to a deal, this breakdown tracks every twist exactly as it happens in the transcript. We also hit a Ronnie Van Zant hat negotiation that turns into high‑stakes family drama, Bucky Dent’s 1978 cleats with expert valuation shock, left‑handed percussion rifles, a 1700s pistol restoration gamble, and more.
Spotlight Moments you can’t miss:
Julius Caesar Portrait Coin Authenticated 04:57–06:56 — The expert confirms it’s 100 percent real and “incredibly rare,” with value around $15,000. Rick offers $1,000, the seller won’t budge below $4,000, and history walks.
Dickens’ David Copperfield First Edition 14:04–15:13 — Rick spots foxing, haggles hard, and closes at $1,600 after a $4,000 ask. Brutal but fair—and completely transcript‑faithful.
1901 Edison Phonograph 23:07–25:25 — “Worst sound ever,” says the Old Man, but it’s authentic with beeswax cylinders. Counter at $500 becomes $750 to seal the deal.
Ronnie Van Zant Hat Showdown 11:58–13:36 — Seller wants $25,000. Rick stretches to $10,000, Corey objects, and the deal collapses in spectacular fashion.
Percussion Pistol Loaded 10:19–11:58 — Negotiations play like poker; Rick scores it at $850 after the seller asks $1,100 and Corey floats $850 as the closer.
1700s Pistol Restoration Gamble 18:28–20:09 — Gun expert Alex pegs restoration at about $1,000 with potential value near $3,000. Rick bets $200 to take it on.
Bucky Dent 1978 Game Cleats 01:31–02:51 — Autograph expert verifies authenticity but prices them around $3,000, far below the $6,000 ask. Reality check delivered.
Morse Code Trainer 17:00–18:10 — Wartime history on the counter; after back‑and‑forth, Rick closes at $300 and a savage Chumlee joke follows.
Scarlet Fever Quarantine Sign 08:13–08:58 — Eerie Americana; they meet in the middle and the shop bags another slice of history.
22‑Foot AYT Speedboat 25:33–27:17 — From $15,000 dream to $7,500 reality; risky aluminum project gets a take‑it‑or‑leave‑it close.
Deal‑by‑Deal Breakdown:
Booby Traps, WWII to Vietnam — Ten devices, seller asks $650; they settle at $260. Risky, niche, and tense.
Bucky Dent Cleats — Expert confirms authenticity; values closer to $3,000; tough negotiation ahead.
Rotating‑Barrel Percussion Rifles — Left‑handed rarity but replaced parts; expert says about $2,500 for the pair, not the $4,000 hoped.
Julius Caesar Coin — Authentic near $15,000 value; Rick won’t overpay, seller holds and walks.
Joe DiMaggio Foot Casts — Expert ranges $3,000–$5,000; Corey passes on the gamble.
Scarlet Fever Sign — Quick haggle, deal done.
East‑West Musical Instruments Jacket — Fashion expert confirms collectibility; Corey pays a fair resale‑based price and wins.
Percussion Pistol Loaded — Settles at $850 after tense back‑and‑forth.
Ronnie Van Zant Hat — $25,000 ask vs. $10,000 offer; no proof, no deal.
Dickens First Edition — $1,600 final.
Porsche 911 Engine — Corrosion concerns; expert smack‑down; no deal.
Morse Code Trainer — $300 close and a vintage‑tech history lesson.
1700s Pistol Project — Alex sees potential; Rick buys at $200.
Schonhut Indoor Golf — Quirky 1920s game; a deal is made.
James Dean Bracelet — $4,000 ask, expert Tal Rob says no photos of him wearing it; Rick passes.
1901 Edison Phonograph — $750 final.
22‑Foot AYT Speedboat — $7,500 take‑it‑or‑leave‑it accepted.
Gold Devil Figurines — About five ounces of 14‑karat each, even painted black; seller wants $7,500, then $6,000; Rick passes.
📌 B) Chapters
00:10 Booby Traps arrive
01:31 Bucky Dent cleats
03:12 Rotating percussion rifles
04:57 Julius Caesar coin appears
06:56 DiMaggio foot casts
08:13 Scarlet Fever sign deal
09:05 East‑West jacket win
10:19 Percussion pistol loaded
11:58 Van Zant hat drama
13:45 Dickens first edition lands
15:17 Porsche 911 engine pass
17:00 Morse code trainer closes
18:28 1700s pistol project
20:16 Schonhut indoor golf deal
21:41 James Dean bracelet pass
23:07 1901 Edison phonograph bought
25:33 AYT speedboat for 7,500
27:38 Gold devil figurines pass
#PawnStars #FullEpisode #PawnStarsMoments
#RickHarrison #Chumlee #CoreyHarrison #CharlesDickens #JuliusCaesar #ThomasEdison #RonnieVanZant #BuckyDent
