Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This Pawn Stars compilation is packed with rare watches, historic documents, vintage cars, antique weapons, celebrity memorabilia, and collectibles worth tens of thousands of dollars. Rick, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man face everything from questionable provenance and disappointing appraisals to genuine six-figure treasures that could become some of the shop’s biggest deals.
The episode begins with a signed Seinfeld finale script, antique fire buckets, an original Donkey Kong arcade cabinet, and a chair supposedly connected to Abraham Lincoln. Some sellers arrive with impressive stories, but Rick knows that without documentation and expert authentication, even the best story can collapse instantly.
One of the strangest deals involves rare McKenzie prisoner restraints purchased at a flea market for only $100. Expert Mark identifies them as unusual restraints from around 1925 and values them between $3,500 and $4,000. Rick eventually buys them for $2,000, giving the seller a huge return while securing an unusual piece of law-enforcement history.
The musical memorabilia gets intense when sellers bring in a Gibson Les Paul Custom, Alice in Chains collectibles, and a hat claimed to have belonged to Lynyrd Skynyrd singer Ronnie Van Zant. Rick considers offering $10,000 for the hat, but Corey demands stronger proof before the shop risks that kind of money. The seller refuses to lower his $20,000 minimum, and the potential rock-and-roll deal falls apart.
The biggest collectible arrives when a seller presents a mint-condition 1969 pink rear-loading Beach Bomb Hot Wheel. Toy expert Johnny confirms it is a genuine prototype and one of only two known pink examples, valuing it near $100,000. Rick offers as much as $70,000, but the seller refuses to drop below $140,000.
Rick also takes a terrifying high-speed ride with NASCAR driver Joey Logano in a rare 2014 Hertz Penske Mustang GT. After the car reaches approximately 150 miles per hour at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Joey values it near $75,000. Rick negotiates aggressively and closes the deal for $60,000.
Other highlights include a prohibition-era whiskey bottle, a loaded antique dueling pistol, a first-edition copy of David Copperfield, an Aaron Burr check, a Rembrandt etching, a restored Afghani pulwar sword, a signed limited-edition Game of Thrones book, and rare motorcycle-club memorabilia.
If you love Pawn Stars rare watches, Rolex appraisals, six-figure collectibles, vintage cars, antique weapons, celebrity memorabilia, expert authentication, and Rick Harrison’s toughest negotiations, this compilation delivers nonstop surprises and massive valuations.
Timestamps (Chapters)
00:00 – Signed Seinfeld Finale Script Arrives
01:23 – The Script’s Value Disappoints The Seller
01:40 – Antique Fire Buckets Become A Deal
02:37 – Original Donkey Kong Arcade Gets Inspected
04:20 – Arcade Expert Crushes The Asking Price
05:41 – Rare Prison Restraints Are Identified
07:18 – Rick Buys The McKenzie Mitts
08:02 – Prohibition Whiskey Bottle Arrives
09:04 – Corey Buys A Massive Hot-Air Balloon
10:18 – Rick Explodes Over The $38,000 Purchase
11:05 – Gibson Les Paul Custom Gets Examined
12:32 – Rare Alice In Chains Memorabilia Arrives
14:02 – Autographs Are Confirmed As Real
16:39 – Loaded Antique Dueling Pistol Appears
18:05 – Ronnie Van Zant Hat Sparks A Huge Offer
19:03 – First-Edition David Copperfield Arrives
21:28 – Rick Learns His Book Purchase Paid Off
23:11 – German Mechanic Training Model Works
24:17 – Rusted Afghani Pulwar Sword Gets Appraised
25:40 – Restored Sword Returns Worth Thousands
26:54 – Signed Game Of Thrones Book Becomes A Deal
28:03 – Antique Countertop Lighter Shocks Rick
29:22 – Aaron Burr Check Is Authenticated
30:39 – Rick Buys The Historic Check
32:07 – 1960 Chevy Corvair Test Drive Begins
34:27 – Cromwellian Helmet Claim Falls Apart
37:14 – Rare Hertz Penske Mustang Appears
38:32 – Joey Logano Takes Rick To 150 MPH
41:12 – Rick Buys The Mustang For $60,000
42:52 – $100,000 Pink Hot Wheel Is Authenticated
44:17 – Six-Figure Hot Wheel Deal Collapses
44:39 – Rembrandt Etching Arrives
45:26 – Expert Reveals It Is A Modern Impression
46:55 – Civil War Drum Claim Begins
48:16 – Drum Is Exposed As A Parade Piece
50:49 – Royal Riders Motorcycle Memorabilia Arrives
51:40 – Biker Collection Gets Appraised
52:32 – Colonial Sixpence Found Inside A Wall
53:03 – Rick Rejects The $3,000 Coin Price
This Pawn Stars compilation is packed with rare watches, historic documents, vintage cars, antique weapons, celebrity memorabilia, and collectibles worth tens of thousands of dollars. Rick, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man face everything from questionable provenance and disappointing appraisals to genuine six-figure treasures that could become some of the shop’s biggest deals.
The episode begins with a signed Seinfeld finale script, antique fire buckets, an original Donkey Kong arcade cabinet, and a chair supposedly connected to Abraham Lincoln. Some sellers arrive with impressive stories, but Rick knows that without documentation and expert authentication, even the best story can collapse instantly.
One of the strangest deals involves rare McKenzie prisoner restraints purchased at a flea market for only $100. Expert Mark identifies them as unusual restraints from around 1925 and values them between $3,500 and $4,000. Rick eventually buys them for $2,000, giving the seller a huge return while securing an unusual piece of law-enforcement history.
The musical memorabilia gets intense when sellers bring in a Gibson Les Paul Custom, Alice in Chains collectibles, and a hat claimed to have belonged to Lynyrd Skynyrd singer Ronnie Van Zant. Rick considers offering $10,000 for the hat, but Corey demands stronger proof before the shop risks that kind of money. The seller refuses to lower his $20,000 minimum, and the potential rock-and-roll deal falls apart.
The biggest collectible arrives when a seller presents a mint-condition 1969 pink rear-loading Beach Bomb Hot Wheel. Toy expert Johnny confirms it is a genuine prototype and one of only two known pink examples, valuing it near $100,000. Rick offers as much as $70,000, but the seller refuses to drop below $140,000.
Rick also takes a terrifying high-speed ride with NASCAR driver Joey Logano in a rare 2014 Hertz Penske Mustang GT. After the car reaches approximately 150 miles per hour at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Joey values it near $75,000. Rick negotiates aggressively and closes the deal for $60,000.
Other highlights include a prohibition-era whiskey bottle, a loaded antique dueling pistol, a first-edition copy of David Copperfield, an Aaron Burr check, a Rembrandt etching, a restored Afghani pulwar sword, a signed limited-edition Game of Thrones book, and rare motorcycle-club memorabilia.
If you love Pawn Stars rare watches, Rolex appraisals, six-figure collectibles, vintage cars, antique weapons, celebrity memorabilia, expert authentication, and Rick Harrison’s toughest negotiations, this compilation delivers nonstop surprises and massive valuations.
Timestamps (Chapters)
00:00 – Signed Seinfeld Finale Script Arrives
01:23 – The Script’s Value Disappoints The Seller
01:40 – Antique Fire Buckets Become A Deal
02:37 – Original Donkey Kong Arcade Gets Inspected
04:20 – Arcade Expert Crushes The Asking Price
05:41 – Rare Prison Restraints Are Identified
07:18 – Rick Buys The McKenzie Mitts
08:02 – Prohibition Whiskey Bottle Arrives
09:04 – Corey Buys A Massive Hot-Air Balloon
10:18 – Rick Explodes Over The $38,000 Purchase
11:05 – Gibson Les Paul Custom Gets Examined
12:32 – Rare Alice In Chains Memorabilia Arrives
14:02 – Autographs Are Confirmed As Real
16:39 – Loaded Antique Dueling Pistol Appears
18:05 – Ronnie Van Zant Hat Sparks A Huge Offer
19:03 – First-Edition David Copperfield Arrives
21:28 – Rick Learns His Book Purchase Paid Off
23:11 – German Mechanic Training Model Works
24:17 – Rusted Afghani Pulwar Sword Gets Appraised
25:40 – Restored Sword Returns Worth Thousands
26:54 – Signed Game Of Thrones Book Becomes A Deal
28:03 – Antique Countertop Lighter Shocks Rick
29:22 – Aaron Burr Check Is Authenticated
30:39 – Rick Buys The Historic Check
32:07 – 1960 Chevy Corvair Test Drive Begins
34:27 – Cromwellian Helmet Claim Falls Apart
37:14 – Rare Hertz Penske Mustang Appears
38:32 – Joey Logano Takes Rick To 150 MPH
41:12 – Rick Buys The Mustang For $60,000
42:52 – $100,000 Pink Hot Wheel Is Authenticated
44:17 – Six-Figure Hot Wheel Deal Collapses
44:39 – Rembrandt Etching Arrives
45:26 – Expert Reveals It Is A Modern Impression
46:55 – Civil War Drum Claim Begins
48:16 – Drum Is Exposed As A Parade Piece
50:49 – Royal Riders Motorcycle Memorabilia Arrives
51:40 – Biker Collection Gets Appraised
52:32 – Colonial Sixpence Found Inside A Wall
53:03 – Rick Rejects The $3,000 Coin Price
