Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Not every item that walks into the Pawn Stars shop is worth big money. Some are rare treasures, some are strange collectibles, and some are fake items Rick shuts down immediately. In this Pawn Stars compilation, Rick Harrison, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man deal with rare coins, questionable authentication, fake collectibles, vintage cars, Civil War artifacts, sports history, and celebrity memorabilia.
Rick investigates a book that may contain the first printed American baseball rules, checks out a Civil War drum that turns out to be from a later era, and negotiates over a 1940s ice shaver, a Prohibition-era corkscrew, and a vintage Nash skateboard. Later, rare currency and coin disputes take over the shop, including an encased Civil War postage stamp, an 1861 Charlotte Mint half-eagle gold coin, and a Millard Fillmore Indian Peace Medal that gets exposed as a modern counterfeit.
From fake coins and bad certificates to rare baseball history, Beatles memorabilia, antique trains, vintage cars, and Civil War collectibles, these Pawn Stars moments prove why Rick always calls in the experts before putting cash on the counter.
Chapters:
00:00 Pawn Stars Scams That Rick Immediately Shut Down
00:24 Rare Baseball Rules Book Enters the Shop
01:10 Civil War Drum Raises Questions
02:36 Expert Reveals the Drum’s True Era
03:23 1940s Japanese Ice Shaver
05:39 Prohibition-Era Corkscrew Deal
06:59 James Bond, Civil War Postage, and Classic Finds
07:31 Antique Ives Train Set
09:44 Datsun 280ZX Gets Inspected
10:49 Goldfinger Script From Harold Sakata
11:49 Civil War Encased Postage Stamp
12:16 Alleged 1800s Tricycle Gets Exposed
14:29 Rick’s Coin Jar Chaos
14:30 1861 Charlotte Half-Eagle Gold Coin
15:54 Expert Confirms the Rare Coin Is Real
16:23 Rick Buys the $15,000 Gold Coin
16:34 Beatles A Hard Day’s Night Preview Tickets
18:56 Millard Fillmore Indian Peace Medal
20:53 Expert Exposes the Peace Medal as Fake
Not every item that walks into the Pawn Stars shop is worth big money. Some are rare treasures, some are strange collectibles, and some are fake items Rick shuts down immediately. In this Pawn Stars compilation, Rick Harrison, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man deal with rare coins, questionable authentication, fake collectibles, vintage cars, Civil War artifacts, sports history, and celebrity memorabilia.
Rick investigates a book that may contain the first printed American baseball rules, checks out a Civil War drum that turns out to be from a later era, and negotiates over a 1940s ice shaver, a Prohibition-era corkscrew, and a vintage Nash skateboard. Later, rare currency and coin disputes take over the shop, including an encased Civil War postage stamp, an 1861 Charlotte Mint half-eagle gold coin, and a Millard Fillmore Indian Peace Medal that gets exposed as a modern counterfeit.
From fake coins and bad certificates to rare baseball history, Beatles memorabilia, antique trains, vintage cars, and Civil War collectibles, these Pawn Stars moments prove why Rick always calls in the experts before putting cash on the counter.
Chapters:
00:00 Pawn Stars Scams That Rick Immediately Shut Down
00:24 Rare Baseball Rules Book Enters the Shop
01:10 Civil War Drum Raises Questions
02:36 Expert Reveals the Drum’s True Era
03:23 1940s Japanese Ice Shaver
05:39 Prohibition-Era Corkscrew Deal
06:59 James Bond, Civil War Postage, and Classic Finds
07:31 Antique Ives Train Set
09:44 Datsun 280ZX Gets Inspected
10:49 Goldfinger Script From Harold Sakata
11:49 Civil War Encased Postage Stamp
12:16 Alleged 1800s Tricycle Gets Exposed
14:29 Rick’s Coin Jar Chaos
14:30 1861 Charlotte Half-Eagle Gold Coin
15:54 Expert Confirms the Rare Coin Is Real
16:23 Rick Buys the $15,000 Gold Coin
16:34 Beatles A Hard Day’s Night Preview Tickets
18:56 Millard Fillmore Indian Peace Medal
20:53 Expert Exposes the Peace Medal as Fake
