Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Some Pawn Stars items are strange, some are valuable, and some are rare pieces of military history that need expert authentication before Rick spends a dime. In this Pawn Stars compilation, Rick Harrison, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man face World War II booby traps, rotating barrel rifles, Normandy invasion documents, antique bayonets, a blunderbuss, a Winchester rifle, and a saddle with a questionable Hollywood story.
Rick checks out deactivated WWII and Vietnam booby traps, Bucky Dent’s alleged 1978 playoff cleats, 1870s-style rotating rifles, real D-Day planning materials, Franco-Prussian saber bayonets, a rebuilt blunderbuss, a Coca-Cola motorhome, a Dances with Wolves saddle claim, and an 1886 Winchester rifle. Along the way, experts expose missing proof, reproduction weapons, fragile historical documents, and items worth far less than the sellers hoped.
From rare military artifacts and antique firearms to sports memorabilia, toy collectibles, movie props, and western history, these Pawn Stars moments prove that every great story still needs evidence before it becomes big money.
Chapters:
00:00 Rarest Military Artifacts Ever Brought Into Pawn Stars
00:39 Deactivated WWII and Vietnam Booby Traps
02:09 Rick Buys the Booby Trap Collection
03:22 Bucky Dent 1978 Playoff Cleats
04:43 Rotating Barrel Rifles Hit the Counter
05:34 Expert Reveals the Rifles’ True Age
08:35 Normandy Invasion Battle Plans
10:21 Creepy Stretch Serpent Toy Head
12:19 Early Leather Football Helmet
13:21 Franco-Prussian War Saber Bayonets
14:50 Toy Expert Reveals the Serpent Head Value
15:30 D-Day Documents Get Authenticated
17:42 Antique Blunderbuss Appraisal
20:33 Coca-Cola Motorhome Rolls In
21:16 Dances With Wolves Saddle Claim
22:00 Winchester Model 1886 Rifle
23:22 Expert Exposes the Saddle’s True Story
24:34 Hollywood Myth Meets Pawn Shop Reality
Some Pawn Stars items are strange, some are valuable, and some are rare pieces of military history that need expert authentication before Rick spends a dime. In this Pawn Stars compilation, Rick Harrison, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man face World War II booby traps, rotating barrel rifles, Normandy invasion documents, antique bayonets, a blunderbuss, a Winchester rifle, and a saddle with a questionable Hollywood story.
Rick checks out deactivated WWII and Vietnam booby traps, Bucky Dent’s alleged 1978 playoff cleats, 1870s-style rotating rifles, real D-Day planning materials, Franco-Prussian saber bayonets, a rebuilt blunderbuss, a Coca-Cola motorhome, a Dances with Wolves saddle claim, and an 1886 Winchester rifle. Along the way, experts expose missing proof, reproduction weapons, fragile historical documents, and items worth far less than the sellers hoped.
From rare military artifacts and antique firearms to sports memorabilia, toy collectibles, movie props, and western history, these Pawn Stars moments prove that every great story still needs evidence before it becomes big money.
Chapters:
00:00 Rarest Military Artifacts Ever Brought Into Pawn Stars
00:39 Deactivated WWII and Vietnam Booby Traps
02:09 Rick Buys the Booby Trap Collection
03:22 Bucky Dent 1978 Playoff Cleats
04:43 Rotating Barrel Rifles Hit the Counter
05:34 Expert Reveals the Rifles’ True Age
08:35 Normandy Invasion Battle Plans
10:21 Creepy Stretch Serpent Toy Head
12:19 Early Leather Football Helmet
13:21 Franco-Prussian War Saber Bayonets
14:50 Toy Expert Reveals the Serpent Head Value
15:30 D-Day Documents Get Authenticated
17:42 Antique Blunderbuss Appraisal
20:33 Coca-Cola Motorhome Rolls In
21:16 Dances With Wolves Saddle Claim
22:00 Winchester Model 1886 Rifle
23:22 Expert Exposes the Saddle’s True Story
24:34 Hollywood Myth Meets Pawn Shop Reality
