Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Get ready for the most jaw‑dropping pop‑culture and history mash‑up on Pawn Stars!
Rick stares down a Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker surfboard painting, a Dodgers autograph bench that crashes from dream price to reality, a Popeye coin bank that turns a garage‑sale find into quick cash, a Civil War pistol engraved to Lt. Solomon Hayes of the Louisiana Native Guard that gets fully verified, and a $150,000 rocket‑firing Boba Fett claim that collides with a $100,000 counter.
Add a Benjamin Harrison signed cabinet card, a tense Colt .45 negotiation, an industrial espresso machine deal, a 1950s spinning wheel reproduction letdown, a Shelby bicycle with a motor rehab math problem, and hundreds of Star Wars autographs plus a screen‑used Death Star trench that still can’t get Rick to overpay.
Spotlight Moments you can’t miss:
Woody Woodpecker Painting 00:00–01:46 — Expert Brett spots smoke staining and damage, calling retail 4,000 to 5,000. Seller wanted 7,000; Rick’s 2,000 offer gets a hard no.
Dodgers Autograph Bench 03:38–07:30 — Jeremy’s verdict: 10,000 to 12,000 thanks to holes drilled through historic pieces. Seller dreamed of 60,000; Rick walks.
Popeye Coin Bank 07:30–10:06 — Seller hoped 50; Rick opens 20, caps 25, and bags the deal.
Lt. Solomon Hayes Pistol 10:06–12:22 — Mark confirms the inscription and story; Rick closes at 6,000 for a verified Civil War piece tied to a pioneering Black officer.
Benjamin Harrison Cabinet Card 12:22–13:44 — Stewart authenticates the ink, notes later‑gen photo; 1,250 retail, Rick buys 750.
Boba Fett Prototype 21:06–21:33 — Seller asks 150,000 on a rocket‑firing Fett; Steve Grad geeks out; Rick counters 100,000; no deal.
Shelby Motor Bike 21:48–24:37 — Restoration expert Bob estimates at least 1,700 to fix; Corey wins it at 600.
Star Wars Autographs + Death Star Trench 24:37–30:07 — Over 300 signed cards priced at 150,000; Rick offers 100,000. Trench section ask 25,000. Both walk.
Deal‑by‑Deal Breakdown:
Woody Woodpecker Art — Retail 4k–5k due to staining; Rick offers 2k; seller refuses.
Alfred C. Hobbes Lockbox — Seller 400 vs Rick 100; they settle 350.
Dodgers Bench — Dream 60k drops to 10k–12k valuation; no deal.
Delian Course 1901 Set — Rick sticks to 50; seller caves.
Popeye Coin Bank — 25 win after 20 open and 35 counter.
Lt. Hayes Civil War Pistol — Inscription verified; 6,000 handshake.
Benjamin Harrison Card — Authenticated; 1,250 retail; 750 purchase.
Colt .45 SAA — Mostly original with a serial mismatch; seller asked 4,000; they close at Rick’s number.
Campaign Pinbacks — Dana IDs 1968 Kleenex giveaways; essentially worthless; no deal.
Espresso Machine — Rick 1,300 with grinder; seller holds 1,400 and takes it.
Spinning Wheel — 1950s reproduction; zero offer; Rick advises keeping it.
Rocket‑Firing Boba Fett — Seller 150k vs Rick 100k; no deal.
Shelby Bike With Motor — At least 1,700 in repairs; Corey buys 600.
Wire Fastener — Seller 150; Rick 40; walkout.
Star Wars Autograph Lot — 150k ask vs 100k offer; add‑on trench at 25k; still no go.
Roman Military Diploma — Ask 15,000; expert called before any move.
Hitchcock Self‑Portrait — Steve Grad authenticates around 1,000; Chumlee offers 600; seller walks.
Sugar Smacks Quick Draw Box — Seller 500; Corey 100; no deal.
King George Horsehead Sword — Shortened blade; 3,500 value range; seller 2,800 vs Rick 2,350; no deal.
Austin Powers Cryo Chamber — Tall Rob 3,500 value; shipping a killer; pass.
Superman Signed Print — Real signatures on a print; seller 6,500 vs Rick 600; no deal.
Desert Inn Device — Andy 175 value; Corey 125; seller counters 550; no deal.
1715 Fleet Rosary — Seller 75,000 dream; Rick declines without heavy authentication.
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📌 B) Chapters
00:00 Woody Woodpecker Art
01:24 Brett Checks Damage
01:34 4k to 5k Value
01:52 Woody No Deal
03:38 Dodgers Autograph Bench
05:02 Bench Value Lowers
07:30 Popeye Coin Bank
10:06 Lt Hayes Pistol
10:16 Hayes History Confirmed
10:28 Pistol Price Dance
10:50 6k Pistol Deal
12:22 Harrison Cabinet Card
13:44 Colt 45 Arrives
14:16 Expert Checks Colt
15:07 Colt Deal Reached
15:25 Campaign Pins Box
15:37 Pins Are Fakes
17:33 Espresso Machine Deal
18:41 Spinning Wheel Repro
21:06 Boba Fett Prototype
21:48 Shelby Motor Bike
24:37 Star Wars Autographs
30:07 Vegas Device No Deal
31:08 1715 Fleet Rosary
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#RickHarrison #Chumlee #WoodyWoodpecker #StarWars #BobaFett #CivilWar #dodgers
Get ready for the most jaw‑dropping pop‑culture and history mash‑up on Pawn Stars!
Rick stares down a Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker surfboard painting, a Dodgers autograph bench that crashes from dream price to reality, a Popeye coin bank that turns a garage‑sale find into quick cash, a Civil War pistol engraved to Lt. Solomon Hayes of the Louisiana Native Guard that gets fully verified, and a $150,000 rocket‑firing Boba Fett claim that collides with a $100,000 counter.
Add a Benjamin Harrison signed cabinet card, a tense Colt .45 negotiation, an industrial espresso machine deal, a 1950s spinning wheel reproduction letdown, a Shelby bicycle with a motor rehab math problem, and hundreds of Star Wars autographs plus a screen‑used Death Star trench that still can’t get Rick to overpay.
Spotlight Moments you can’t miss:
Woody Woodpecker Painting 00:00–01:46 — Expert Brett spots smoke staining and damage, calling retail 4,000 to 5,000. Seller wanted 7,000; Rick’s 2,000 offer gets a hard no.
Dodgers Autograph Bench 03:38–07:30 — Jeremy’s verdict: 10,000 to 12,000 thanks to holes drilled through historic pieces. Seller dreamed of 60,000; Rick walks.
Popeye Coin Bank 07:30–10:06 — Seller hoped 50; Rick opens 20, caps 25, and bags the deal.
Lt. Solomon Hayes Pistol 10:06–12:22 — Mark confirms the inscription and story; Rick closes at 6,000 for a verified Civil War piece tied to a pioneering Black officer.
Benjamin Harrison Cabinet Card 12:22–13:44 — Stewart authenticates the ink, notes later‑gen photo; 1,250 retail, Rick buys 750.
Boba Fett Prototype 21:06–21:33 — Seller asks 150,000 on a rocket‑firing Fett; Steve Grad geeks out; Rick counters 100,000; no deal.
Shelby Motor Bike 21:48–24:37 — Restoration expert Bob estimates at least 1,700 to fix; Corey wins it at 600.
Star Wars Autographs + Death Star Trench 24:37–30:07 — Over 300 signed cards priced at 150,000; Rick offers 100,000. Trench section ask 25,000. Both walk.
Deal‑by‑Deal Breakdown:
Woody Woodpecker Art — Retail 4k–5k due to staining; Rick offers 2k; seller refuses.
Alfred C. Hobbes Lockbox — Seller 400 vs Rick 100; they settle 350.
Dodgers Bench — Dream 60k drops to 10k–12k valuation; no deal.
Delian Course 1901 Set — Rick sticks to 50; seller caves.
Popeye Coin Bank — 25 win after 20 open and 35 counter.
Lt. Hayes Civil War Pistol — Inscription verified; 6,000 handshake.
Benjamin Harrison Card — Authenticated; 1,250 retail; 750 purchase.
Colt .45 SAA — Mostly original with a serial mismatch; seller asked 4,000; they close at Rick’s number.
Campaign Pinbacks — Dana IDs 1968 Kleenex giveaways; essentially worthless; no deal.
Espresso Machine — Rick 1,300 with grinder; seller holds 1,400 and takes it.
Spinning Wheel — 1950s reproduction; zero offer; Rick advises keeping it.
Rocket‑Firing Boba Fett — Seller 150k vs Rick 100k; no deal.
Shelby Bike With Motor — At least 1,700 in repairs; Corey buys 600.
Wire Fastener — Seller 150; Rick 40; walkout.
Star Wars Autograph Lot — 150k ask vs 100k offer; add‑on trench at 25k; still no go.
Roman Military Diploma — Ask 15,000; expert called before any move.
Hitchcock Self‑Portrait — Steve Grad authenticates around 1,000; Chumlee offers 600; seller walks.
Sugar Smacks Quick Draw Box — Seller 500; Corey 100; no deal.
King George Horsehead Sword — Shortened blade; 3,500 value range; seller 2,800 vs Rick 2,350; no deal.
Austin Powers Cryo Chamber — Tall Rob 3,500 value; shipping a killer; pass.
Superman Signed Print — Real signatures on a print; seller 6,500 vs Rick 600; no deal.
Desert Inn Device — Andy 175 value; Corey 125; seller counters 550; no deal.
1715 Fleet Rosary — Seller 75,000 dream; Rick declines without heavy authentication.
If you love authentications, high‑stakes negotiation, and chaptered Full Episodes tailored for search and suggested, you’re in the right place.
Like the video, comment the moment that stunned you most, subscribe for more Pawn Stars deep dives, and share with a friend who lives for outrageous shop reveals. 🙌
📌 B) Chapters
00:00 Woody Woodpecker Art
01:24 Brett Checks Damage
01:34 4k to 5k Value
01:52 Woody No Deal
03:38 Dodgers Autograph Bench
05:02 Bench Value Lowers
07:30 Popeye Coin Bank
10:06 Lt Hayes Pistol
10:16 Hayes History Confirmed
10:28 Pistol Price Dance
10:50 6k Pistol Deal
12:22 Harrison Cabinet Card
13:44 Colt 45 Arrives
14:16 Expert Checks Colt
15:07 Colt Deal Reached
15:25 Campaign Pins Box
15:37 Pins Are Fakes
17:33 Espresso Machine Deal
18:41 Spinning Wheel Repro
21:06 Boba Fett Prototype
21:48 Shelby Motor Bike
24:37 Star Wars Autographs
30:07 Vegas Device No Deal
31:08 1715 Fleet Rosary
#PawnStars #FullEpisode #PawnStarsMoments
#RickHarrison #Chumlee #WoodyWoodpecker #StarWars #BobaFett #CivilWar #dodgers
