Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Some Pawn Stars items look ordinary until the story behind them turns them into serious collectibles. In this Pawn Stars compilation, Rick Harrison, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man deal with rare books, vintage toys, rock history, political memorabilia, arcade machines, antique motorcycles, signed artifacts, and collectibles with shocking price tags.
Rick checks out a signed first edition of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, a possible Pony Express Bible, a WWII poster exposing Nazi atrocities, a 1965 Danelectro bass owned by John Entwistle of The Who, and a massive Sigma Derby horse racing machine. Corey takes on a boxed He-Man figure, a 1942 Moby Dick comic, a Reagan and Walt Disney signed dollar bill, and a rare 1940 Indian Chief motorcycle with a sidecar.
From rare books and rock memorabilia to vintage arcade games, political collectibles, movie history, and antique machines, these Pawn Stars moments prove that every item has a story, but only the right expert can decide if it is worth millions or just a cool piece of nostalgia.
Chapters:
00:00 Pawn Stars Sports Cards Worth Millions
00:21 Rick Loses It Over a Missing Package
00:46 Signed First Edition Wizard of Oz
01:46 Boxed He-Man Figure Hits the Counter
02:28 Expert Reveals the Oz Book’s Value
03:57 Turbo Drive 2 Arcade Prototype
06:31 Possible Pony Express Bible
09:47 Lily Gets Put to Work
10:07 WWII Nazi Atrocities Poster
11:30 Old Man Parking Chaos
11:56 John Entwistle Danelectro Bass
13:14 1968 Nixon Paper Dress
14:17 Expert Reveals the Bass Value
14:56 Old Man Driving Test
15:43 1940 Indian Chief Motorcycle and Sidecar
17:31 Antique Envelope Sealer
18:33 1942 Moby Dick Comic Book
20:08 Sigma Derby Horse Racing Machine
21:16 Reagan and Walt Disney Signed Dollar Bill
21:26 Expert Appraises Sigma Derby
23:30 Signed Dollar Bill Deal Falls Apart
Some Pawn Stars items look ordinary until the story behind them turns them into serious collectibles. In this Pawn Stars compilation, Rick Harrison, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man deal with rare books, vintage toys, rock history, political memorabilia, arcade machines, antique motorcycles, signed artifacts, and collectibles with shocking price tags.
Rick checks out a signed first edition of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, a possible Pony Express Bible, a WWII poster exposing Nazi atrocities, a 1965 Danelectro bass owned by John Entwistle of The Who, and a massive Sigma Derby horse racing machine. Corey takes on a boxed He-Man figure, a 1942 Moby Dick comic, a Reagan and Walt Disney signed dollar bill, and a rare 1940 Indian Chief motorcycle with a sidecar.
From rare books and rock memorabilia to vintage arcade games, political collectibles, movie history, and antique machines, these Pawn Stars moments prove that every item has a story, but only the right expert can decide if it is worth millions or just a cool piece of nostalgia.
Chapters:
00:00 Pawn Stars Sports Cards Worth Millions
00:21 Rick Loses It Over a Missing Package
00:46 Signed First Edition Wizard of Oz
01:46 Boxed He-Man Figure Hits the Counter
02:28 Expert Reveals the Oz Book’s Value
03:57 Turbo Drive 2 Arcade Prototype
06:31 Possible Pony Express Bible
09:47 Lily Gets Put to Work
10:07 WWII Nazi Atrocities Poster
11:30 Old Man Parking Chaos
11:56 John Entwistle Danelectro Bass
13:14 1968 Nixon Paper Dress
14:17 Expert Reveals the Bass Value
14:56 Old Man Driving Test
15:43 1940 Indian Chief Motorcycle and Sidecar
17:31 Antique Envelope Sealer
18:33 1942 Moby Dick Comic Book
20:08 Sigma Derby Horse Racing Machine
21:16 Reagan and Walt Disney Signed Dollar Bill
21:26 Expert Appraises Sigma Derby
23:30 Signed Dollar Bill Deal Falls Apart
