Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This episode of Pawn Stars is packed with customers bringing bold stories, questionable claims, rare collectibles, and expert reveals that expose what is real and what is pure hype. From a supposed first American edition of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea to a NASA toilet seat, a Lindbergh propeller story, a Willie Nelson keychain claim, and antique weapons with huge price tags, every item forces Rick and the crew to separate truth from wishful thinking.
Rick, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man deal with one strange item after another as sellers walk in convinced they have jackpot pieces. Some items turn out to be authentic and valuable. Others collapse once experts check the paperwork, history, condition, or actual function. And when a customer’s story does not match the evidence, the truth gets awkward fast.
Highlights from this episode include:
A rare Jules Verne first American edition that turns into a major literary find
An antique corkscrew with a massive asking price Rick immediately shuts down
A signed Metallica denim jacket authenticated by PSA
A creepy iron lung with a $100,000 dream price and no deal
A real NASA space shuttle toilet seat that becomes one of the weirdest items in the shop
A bass signed by John Entwistle and John Paul Jones
A rare 1867 proof Shield nickel that walks after a tense negotiation
A Civil War-era experimental rifle with a modified barrel
A Spruce Goose test piece with a Howard Hughes story that cannot be fully proven
A cuff holder mistaken for an old gambling cheat device
A Lindbergh propeller claim that falls apart without documentation
A Willie Nelson keychain story the Old Man refuses to believe
One of the biggest early wins comes when Corey investigates a worn copy of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. After Rebecca checks the Boston imprint, spine, title page, and other first-edition points, the book turns out to be the real deal despite restoration and wear. Corey closes the deal for $9,500, proving some wild-looking finds really do pay off.
But not every story survives expert inspection. A seller brings in what he thinks is an antique card-cheating device, only for Rick to discover it is actually a cuff holder. Another seller claims a propeller was connected to Charles Lindbergh, but without proof, Rick cannot pay legend-level money. And when someone tries to sell a Willie Nelson keychain based mostly on a family story, the Old Man immediately calls out the lack of evidence.
If you love Pawn Stars expert reveals, fake stories, rare collectibles, strange antiques, Rick Harrison negotiations, and moments where customers get caught exaggerating the truth, this compilation delivers nonstop pawn shop chaos from beginning to end.
Timestamps (Chapters)
00:00 – Jules Verne First Edition Walks In
01:41 – Rebecca Confirms The Rare Book Details
10:16 – Metallica Jacket Gets Authenticated
11:04 – NASA Space Shuttle Toilet Seat Arrives
15:46 – Signed Rock Legend Bass Gets Checked
16:00 – Rare Shield Nickel Stuns Rick
18:10 – Experimental Civil War Rifle Arrives
21:14 – French Door Knockers Deal
22:09 – Spruce Goose Test Piece Story Begins
28:18 – Stephen Fishwick Portraits Hit The Counter
31:01 – Card Cheat Device Turns Into A Cuff Holder
36:50 – Jim Daly Painting Gets Appraised
38:19 – Custom Rat Bike Rolls In
41:23 – Hit-And-Miss Engine Fires Up
43:38 – Turbo Man Action Figures Arrive
45:59 – Lincoln Campaign Poster Gets Verified
49:49 – Lindbergh Propeller Claim Faces Expert Review
51:29 – Rare Musketoon Gets Authenticated
55:37 – Willie Nelson Keychain Story Gets Questioned
57:52 – Rick Fires The Musketoon
This episode of Pawn Stars is packed with customers bringing bold stories, questionable claims, rare collectibles, and expert reveals that expose what is real and what is pure hype. From a supposed first American edition of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea to a NASA toilet seat, a Lindbergh propeller story, a Willie Nelson keychain claim, and antique weapons with huge price tags, every item forces Rick and the crew to separate truth from wishful thinking.
Rick, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man deal with one strange item after another as sellers walk in convinced they have jackpot pieces. Some items turn out to be authentic and valuable. Others collapse once experts check the paperwork, history, condition, or actual function. And when a customer’s story does not match the evidence, the truth gets awkward fast.
Highlights from this episode include:
A rare Jules Verne first American edition that turns into a major literary find
An antique corkscrew with a massive asking price Rick immediately shuts down
A signed Metallica denim jacket authenticated by PSA
A creepy iron lung with a $100,000 dream price and no deal
A real NASA space shuttle toilet seat that becomes one of the weirdest items in the shop
A bass signed by John Entwistle and John Paul Jones
A rare 1867 proof Shield nickel that walks after a tense negotiation
A Civil War-era experimental rifle with a modified barrel
A Spruce Goose test piece with a Howard Hughes story that cannot be fully proven
A cuff holder mistaken for an old gambling cheat device
A Lindbergh propeller claim that falls apart without documentation
A Willie Nelson keychain story the Old Man refuses to believe
One of the biggest early wins comes when Corey investigates a worn copy of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. After Rebecca checks the Boston imprint, spine, title page, and other first-edition points, the book turns out to be the real deal despite restoration and wear. Corey closes the deal for $9,500, proving some wild-looking finds really do pay off.
But not every story survives expert inspection. A seller brings in what he thinks is an antique card-cheating device, only for Rick to discover it is actually a cuff holder. Another seller claims a propeller was connected to Charles Lindbergh, but without proof, Rick cannot pay legend-level money. And when someone tries to sell a Willie Nelson keychain based mostly on a family story, the Old Man immediately calls out the lack of evidence.
If you love Pawn Stars expert reveals, fake stories, rare collectibles, strange antiques, Rick Harrison negotiations, and moments where customers get caught exaggerating the truth, this compilation delivers nonstop pawn shop chaos from beginning to end.
Timestamps (Chapters)
00:00 – Jules Verne First Edition Walks In
01:41 – Rebecca Confirms The Rare Book Details
10:16 – Metallica Jacket Gets Authenticated
11:04 – NASA Space Shuttle Toilet Seat Arrives
15:46 – Signed Rock Legend Bass Gets Checked
16:00 – Rare Shield Nickel Stuns Rick
18:10 – Experimental Civil War Rifle Arrives
21:14 – French Door Knockers Deal
22:09 – Spruce Goose Test Piece Story Begins
28:18 – Stephen Fishwick Portraits Hit The Counter
31:01 – Card Cheat Device Turns Into A Cuff Holder
36:50 – Jim Daly Painting Gets Appraised
38:19 – Custom Rat Bike Rolls In
41:23 – Hit-And-Miss Engine Fires Up
43:38 – Turbo Man Action Figures Arrive
45:59 – Lincoln Campaign Poster Gets Verified
49:49 – Lindbergh Propeller Claim Faces Expert Review
51:29 – Rare Musketoon Gets Authenticated
55:37 – Willie Nelson Keychain Story Gets Questioned
57:52 – Rick Fires The Musketoon
