Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
From the first printed American baseball rules to a Paul Revere silver spoon, a Nikola Tesla poem, and Marlon Brando’s 1950s biker jacket, this Full Episode breakdown is packed with authentications, shock valuations, and tense negotiations—all pulled directly from this transcript. We also hit an Ezekiel Baker prototype rifle primed for a test‑fire, an Anton Schneider cuckoo clock that nearly hits five figures, and a left‑field win when Chumlee gets a bass autographed by Def Leppard.
Spotlight Finds you can’t miss:
First Baseball Rules Book — Expert Jeremy verifies the 1834 Boston imprint and calls it incredibly rare; seller asks $6,000, Rick closes at $5,000 after a $10,000 valuation signal.
Civil War Drum… Not Quite — Expert dates it post‑war 1870s–1880s; after hopes are dashed, they still strike a $950 deal.
Cast‑Iron Ice Shaver — Feel‑good flip: garage‑sale find becomes $350 to fund a plane ticket to see the seller’s son.
Cigar Trade Stimulator (Donkey) — Real but inexpensively made; negotiation collapses.
Manhattan Project Certificate — Cool story, but common; Rick offers $100 and the seller walks.
Mini Instrument “Salesman Samples” — Chumlee negotiates $250 and celebrates like a Picasso bid.
Ezekiel Baker Prototype Rifle — Expert pegs $15,000 non‑functional or $25,000 if it fires; test‑fire setup adds big‑time drama.
Marlon Brando Biker Jacket — LOA present; seller starts $15,000; Rick lands it at $8,500.
1951 Excelsior Symphony Grand Accordion — Quirky win at $2,100 after a surprisingly smooth negotiation.
Godfather Script “Al” — Expert confirms Al Pacino signature; worth $1,000–$2,000.
Anton Schneider Cuckoo Clock — Expert says authentic, bird found, and value could reach $10,000–$20,000; Rick closes around $4,200.
Paul Revere Spoon — Verified authentic; seller funds a wedding after striking a deal below five figures.
Woolly Angora Chaps — Wild West flair closes at $300 plus the mannequin.
Def Leppard Autographed Bass — Chumlee actually gets it signed and shocks the room.
Nikola Tesla Poem — Handwriting expert authenticates; Rick scores it for $4,000.
Deal‑by‑Deal Breakdown:
Baseball Rules Book — Jeremy authenticates and signals $10,000 potential; Rick buys $5,000.
Civil War Drum (parade‑era) — Not Civil War; $950 agreement.
Ice Shaver — $900 ask → $350 deal.
Donkey Trade Stimulator — Authentic but low‑tier; no deal.
Manhattan Project Certificate — $1,100 ask → $100 offer, seller walks.
Mini Instruments — $300 ask → $250 close.
Ezekiel Baker Rifle — Expert: $15k–$25k dependent on function; test‑fire scheduled.
Brando Jacket — $15,000 ask → $8,500 sale.
Excelsior Accordion — $2,200 ask → $2,100 sale.
Godfather Script — Pacino’s Al confirmed; value $1,000–$2,000.
Bally Kitty Ride — Works perfectly; Corey caps budget at $1,000 and gets it.
Anton Schneider Cuckoo Clock — Authentic, bird located; deal around $4,200.
Milk‑Glass Thermometer — $500 ask → no deal.
Paul Revere Spoon — Expert confirms Revere; deal struck to help wedding costs.
Hybrid Archery Bow — $400–$500 claim → $100 take‑it‑or‑leave‑it.
Angora Chaps — $1,000 ask → $300 plus mannequin.
Def Leppard Bass — Chum gets backstage signatures; big upgrade.
Tesla Poem — Ink and signature pass inspection; $4,000 purchase.
📌 B) Chapters
00:00 First Baseball Rules Book confirmed rare — closes at $5,000.
02:19 Civil War drum re‑dated — still sells for $950.
04:22 Cast‑iron ice shaver sells for $350.
06:03 Donkey cigar trade stimulator — authentic but no deal.
07:15 Manhattan Project certificate — $100 offer declined.
08:15 Mini instrument set bought for $250.
09:12 Ezekiel Baker prototype rifle — expert calls for test‑fire.
10:35 Marlon Brando biker jacket — sold for $8,500.
12:13 1951 Excelsior accordion — $2,100 deal.
13:53 Godfather script “Al” — Pacino confirmed, $1,000–$2,000 value.
16:36 1950 Bally Kitty ride — Corey gets it for $1,000.
17:35 Anton Schneider cuckoo clock — authentic, around $4,200.
19:24 Milk‑glass thermometer — no collectors, no deal.
20:32 Paul Revere spoon — authenticated and sold.
22:53 Hybrid archery bow — $100 take‑it‑or‑leave‑it.
23:47 Woolly angora chaps — $300 plus mannequin.
25:58 Flea claim corrected — customer passes on the bass.
26:50 Def Leppard autographs the bass — surprise win.
28:09 Nikola Tesla poem — expert authenticates, $4,000 deal.
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From the first printed American baseball rules to a Paul Revere silver spoon, a Nikola Tesla poem, and Marlon Brando’s 1950s biker jacket, this Full Episode breakdown is packed with authentications, shock valuations, and tense negotiations—all pulled directly from this transcript. We also hit an Ezekiel Baker prototype rifle primed for a test‑fire, an Anton Schneider cuckoo clock that nearly hits five figures, and a left‑field win when Chumlee gets a bass autographed by Def Leppard.
Spotlight Finds you can’t miss:
First Baseball Rules Book — Expert Jeremy verifies the 1834 Boston imprint and calls it incredibly rare; seller asks $6,000, Rick closes at $5,000 after a $10,000 valuation signal.
Civil War Drum… Not Quite — Expert dates it post‑war 1870s–1880s; after hopes are dashed, they still strike a $950 deal.
Cast‑Iron Ice Shaver — Feel‑good flip: garage‑sale find becomes $350 to fund a plane ticket to see the seller’s son.
Cigar Trade Stimulator (Donkey) — Real but inexpensively made; negotiation collapses.
Manhattan Project Certificate — Cool story, but common; Rick offers $100 and the seller walks.
Mini Instrument “Salesman Samples” — Chumlee negotiates $250 and celebrates like a Picasso bid.
Ezekiel Baker Prototype Rifle — Expert pegs $15,000 non‑functional or $25,000 if it fires; test‑fire setup adds big‑time drama.
Marlon Brando Biker Jacket — LOA present; seller starts $15,000; Rick lands it at $8,500.
1951 Excelsior Symphony Grand Accordion — Quirky win at $2,100 after a surprisingly smooth negotiation.
Godfather Script “Al” — Expert confirms Al Pacino signature; worth $1,000–$2,000.
Anton Schneider Cuckoo Clock — Expert says authentic, bird found, and value could reach $10,000–$20,000; Rick closes around $4,200.
Paul Revere Spoon — Verified authentic; seller funds a wedding after striking a deal below five figures.
Woolly Angora Chaps — Wild West flair closes at $300 plus the mannequin.
Def Leppard Autographed Bass — Chumlee actually gets it signed and shocks the room.
Nikola Tesla Poem — Handwriting expert authenticates; Rick scores it for $4,000.
Deal‑by‑Deal Breakdown:
Baseball Rules Book — Jeremy authenticates and signals $10,000 potential; Rick buys $5,000.
Civil War Drum (parade‑era) — Not Civil War; $950 agreement.
Ice Shaver — $900 ask → $350 deal.
Donkey Trade Stimulator — Authentic but low‑tier; no deal.
Manhattan Project Certificate — $1,100 ask → $100 offer, seller walks.
Mini Instruments — $300 ask → $250 close.
Ezekiel Baker Rifle — Expert: $15k–$25k dependent on function; test‑fire scheduled.
Brando Jacket — $15,000 ask → $8,500 sale.
Excelsior Accordion — $2,200 ask → $2,100 sale.
Godfather Script — Pacino’s Al confirmed; value $1,000–$2,000.
Bally Kitty Ride — Works perfectly; Corey caps budget at $1,000 and gets it.
Anton Schneider Cuckoo Clock — Authentic, bird located; deal around $4,200.
Milk‑Glass Thermometer — $500 ask → no deal.
Paul Revere Spoon — Expert confirms Revere; deal struck to help wedding costs.
Hybrid Archery Bow — $400–$500 claim → $100 take‑it‑or‑leave‑it.
Angora Chaps — $1,000 ask → $300 plus mannequin.
Def Leppard Bass — Chum gets backstage signatures; big upgrade.
Tesla Poem — Ink and signature pass inspection; $4,000 purchase.
📌 B) Chapters
00:00 First Baseball Rules Book confirmed rare — closes at $5,000.
02:19 Civil War drum re‑dated — still sells for $950.
04:22 Cast‑iron ice shaver sells for $350.
06:03 Donkey cigar trade stimulator — authentic but no deal.
07:15 Manhattan Project certificate — $100 offer declined.
08:15 Mini instrument set bought for $250.
09:12 Ezekiel Baker prototype rifle — expert calls for test‑fire.
10:35 Marlon Brando biker jacket — sold for $8,500.
12:13 1951 Excelsior accordion — $2,100 deal.
13:53 Godfather script “Al” — Pacino confirmed, $1,000–$2,000 value.
16:36 1950 Bally Kitty ride — Corey gets it for $1,000.
17:35 Anton Schneider cuckoo clock — authentic, around $4,200.
19:24 Milk‑glass thermometer — no collectors, no deal.
20:32 Paul Revere spoon — authenticated and sold.
22:53 Hybrid archery bow — $100 take‑it‑or‑leave‑it.
23:47 Woolly angora chaps — $300 plus mannequin.
25:58 Flea claim corrected — customer passes on the bass.
26:50 Def Leppard autographs the bass — surprise win.
28:09 Nikola Tesla poem — expert authenticates, $4,000 deal.
#PawnStars #FullEpisode #PawnStarsMoments
#rickharrison #chumlee #marlonbrando #nikolatesla #paulrevere #baseballhistory
