Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Buckle up for the most cringe-inducing showdowns on Pawn Stars—pulled 100% from this transcript. From a seller pitching a $100,000 iron lung to a Seinfeld finale script that gets authenticated but valued at only ~$1,000, to Rick cranking a Gatling gun and still walking on the deal, this episode is peak awkward. Add a Donkey Kong arcade that stalls at $600–$800 retail, a pair of 1700s fire buckets that finally land at $3,800, a marine chronometer that tops out near $1,200, a megalodon teeth haggle at $300, and a quad-line stunt kite demo crash-landing into a no deal. We even end with a Shelby Cobra saga that looks fast, costs faster, and sparks one last family roast.
Spotlight Moments (don’t miss):
$100k Iron Lung Ask — Rick calls it important history but passes hard at the six-figure dream.
Hunter S. Thompson Signed Book — Rebecca authenticates; $400–$500 value; Rick closes $350.
Model T Taxi Deal — Corey grinds to $21,000 after a soft market verdict.
Sharps Carbine Live-Fire — Boom, smoke, then a $1,900 handshake.
Gatling Gun Range Rush — 50 rounds in seconds; seller holds $335k, Rick caps $220k; no deal.
Seinfeld Finale Script — PSA-style authentication vibe; real, but only ~$1,000; seller walks.
Fire Buckets Pair — Rare early buckets settle at $3,800.
Donkey Kong Cabinet — Original board/monitor/joystick; $600–$800 retail, seller refuses; no deal.
Marine Chronometer — Mid-1800s, ticks great; ~$1,500 value → hammers out near $1,200.
Megalodon Teeth — Ask $500, they meet at $300.
Stunt Kite Fiasco — Parking-lot crash course; Rick offers $300, seller holds $800; no deal.
Cobra Restoration Chaos — Go-fast vibes, not-so-fast ROI, and an $80k on a $40k car punchline.
If you love awkward negotiations, expert reality checks, and Full Episode breakdowns designed for search + suggested, you’re in the right place. Like the video, comment the most cringe moment (Iron Lung, Gatling, Seinfeld, Donkey Kong, Cobra), subscribe for more Pawn Stars deep dives, and share with a friend who lives for outrageous shop drama.
Chapters
00:00 Iron lung ask 100k
09:54 Hunter S. book 350
11:44 Model T sold 21k
13:39 Sharps deal 1.9k
15:58 Gatling fired, no deal
17:26 Seinfeld script flop
19:53 Fire buckets 3.8k
20:56 Donkey Kong no deal
26:09 Chronometer 1.2k
27:16 Megalodon teeth 300
28:13 Stunt kite no deal
29:45 Cobra joyride chaos
Buckle up for the most cringe-inducing showdowns on Pawn Stars—pulled 100% from this transcript. From a seller pitching a $100,000 iron lung to a Seinfeld finale script that gets authenticated but valued at only ~$1,000, to Rick cranking a Gatling gun and still walking on the deal, this episode is peak awkward. Add a Donkey Kong arcade that stalls at $600–$800 retail, a pair of 1700s fire buckets that finally land at $3,800, a marine chronometer that tops out near $1,200, a megalodon teeth haggle at $300, and a quad-line stunt kite demo crash-landing into a no deal. We even end with a Shelby Cobra saga that looks fast, costs faster, and sparks one last family roast.
Spotlight Moments (don’t miss):
$100k Iron Lung Ask — Rick calls it important history but passes hard at the six-figure dream.
Hunter S. Thompson Signed Book — Rebecca authenticates; $400–$500 value; Rick closes $350.
Model T Taxi Deal — Corey grinds to $21,000 after a soft market verdict.
Sharps Carbine Live-Fire — Boom, smoke, then a $1,900 handshake.
Gatling Gun Range Rush — 50 rounds in seconds; seller holds $335k, Rick caps $220k; no deal.
Seinfeld Finale Script — PSA-style authentication vibe; real, but only ~$1,000; seller walks.
Fire Buckets Pair — Rare early buckets settle at $3,800.
Donkey Kong Cabinet — Original board/monitor/joystick; $600–$800 retail, seller refuses; no deal.
Marine Chronometer — Mid-1800s, ticks great; ~$1,500 value → hammers out near $1,200.
Megalodon Teeth — Ask $500, they meet at $300.
Stunt Kite Fiasco — Parking-lot crash course; Rick offers $300, seller holds $800; no deal.
Cobra Restoration Chaos — Go-fast vibes, not-so-fast ROI, and an $80k on a $40k car punchline.
If you love awkward negotiations, expert reality checks, and Full Episode breakdowns designed for search + suggested, you’re in the right place. Like the video, comment the most cringe moment (Iron Lung, Gatling, Seinfeld, Donkey Kong, Cobra), subscribe for more Pawn Stars deep dives, and share with a friend who lives for outrageous shop drama.
Chapters
00:00 Iron lung ask 100k
09:54 Hunter S. book 350
11:44 Model T sold 21k
13:39 Sharps deal 1.9k
15:58 Gatling fired, no deal
17:26 Seinfeld script flop
19:53 Fire buckets 3.8k
20:56 Donkey Kong no deal
26:09 Chronometer 1.2k
27:16 Megalodon teeth 300
28:13 Stunt kite no deal
29:45 Cobra joyride chaos
