Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This full‑episode style breakdown packs the most life‑changing offers and wildest negotiations—from a live‑fire Hotchkiss 37mm cannon to a rare Wurlitzer 1050 jukebox, a stack of Orville Wright–signed documents, a $20,000 Matchbox pawn, and an Elvis necklace showdown that leaves the room cold. Every detail here comes directly from this transcript.
Spotlight Moments you can’t miss:
Quack Device, Real Money 00:40–01:52 — The Master Violet Ray “cures everything” pitch turns into a fast $75 buy for Rick. Comedy, sparks, and collectors will still want it.
Hotchkiss 37mm Cannon 01:52–03:14 — Rick fires the cannon on the range, falls in love, then swings $40k → $45k against a $75k ask. Seller holds; no deal.
Wurlitzer 1050 Jukebox 03:14–06:04 — Expert calls it a rare 1050; Corey grinds from $2,000 to a $3,000 close.
Orville Wright Signatures 06:04–10:42 — Drew authenticates; retail around $15,000 but Rick buys for $3,300.
1930s Jennings Slot Machine 10:43–11:56 — Ask $3,000 turns into a $900 deal after the Old Man jumps in—then a “nickel heist” nets just $12.
Percussion Dueling Pistol 11:56–14:41 — It’s loaded, it’s a duel piece, and it closes at $850.
Dickens First Edition 14:42–15:31 — Expert confirms David Copperfield first edition, first issue; value $2,500–$3,000; Rick buys $1,600.
Porsche 911 Engine 15:53–17:28 — Water damage, corrosion, expert smack‑down—no deal.
Vintage Payphone 17:29–18:38 — Chum scores a $140 win.
WWI Pickelhaubes 18:38–20:31 — Expert ranges $800–$1,250; after a hot negotiation, Rick buys the pair for $1,050.
WWII Blood Chit 20:31–21:02 — Silk rescue patch printed in nine languages; Rick pays $75.
$20,000 Matchbox Pawn 21:03–23:26 — Nearly 1,000 cars; expert says $25k–$28k retail; Rick does the full $20k loan—with warnings.
Elvis Necklace Showdown 23:27–25:10 — Seller cites a past $400k “offer”; Rick calculates ~$13k scrap and offers $20k; she won’t go below $250k. No deal.
Deal‑by‑Deal Breakdown (faithful to transcript):
Master Violet Ray — Garage‑sale oddity; Rick buys $75 to “motivate” Chum and because weird medical gear sells.
Hotchkiss 37mm Cannon — Historic 5‑barrel beast; thrilling range day; $75k ask vs. $45k top; seller passes.
Wurlitzer 1050 — Only ~1,600 made; near‑pristine; $4,500 ask → $3,000 deal.
Waffle Maker — Tiny iron, $100 ask → $50. Flip plan vs. Chum’s lunch plan.
Hog Oiler — Early 1900s farm gear; $300 ask → $100 with the Old Man.
Orville Wright Docs — Eight pieces including blank pilot licenses; retail 15k, Rick pays $3,300.
Jennings Slot Machine — $500 opener becomes $900 when Grandpa jumps in; later they crack it for $12 in nickels.
Percussion Dueling Pistol — Live charge verified; $500 offer → $850 deal.
“Ronnie Van Zant” Hat — Big claim, thin proof; $10k offer vs. $20k ask; Rick walks.
David Copperfield First Edition — Expert Rebecca confirms first issue; $1,600 purchase.
Porsche 911 Engine — Corrosion everywhere; expert says run; no deal.
Vintage Payphone — Chum $100 → $140 close.
WWI Pickelhaubes — Expert ranges $800–$1,250; Rick buys both for $1,050.
WWII Blood Chit — $75 handshake.
Matchbox Mega Pawn — Retail $25k–$28k; Rick approves $20k loan with caution.
Elvis Necklace — Scrap ~$13k, Rick offers $20k; seller won’t dip below $250k; no deal.
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📌 B) Chapters
00:00 Cold Open tease
00:40 Master Violet Ray buy for $75
00:57 Violet Ray deal locked
01:52 Hotchkiss 37mm live fire
02:24 Cannon price standoff $75k vs $45k
03:14 Wurlitzer 1050 jukebox lands at $3,000
06:04 Orville Wright signatures authenticated; Rick pays $3,300
10:43 1930s Jennings slot machine for $900; nickel heist fallout
11:56 Percussion dueling pistol closes at $850
14:42 David Copperfield first edition confirmed; $1,600 buy
15:53 Porsche 911 engine money‑pit pass
17:29 Vintage payphone sold for $140
18:38 WWI pickelhaubes expert range; $1,050 deal
20:31 WWII blood chit $75
21:03 Matchbox pawn loan for $20,000
23:27 Elvis necklace heartbreak; $20k offer rejected
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#RickHarrison #Chumlee #CoreyHarrison #Wurlitzer #OrvilleWright #Elvis
This full‑episode style breakdown packs the most life‑changing offers and wildest negotiations—from a live‑fire Hotchkiss 37mm cannon to a rare Wurlitzer 1050 jukebox, a stack of Orville Wright–signed documents, a $20,000 Matchbox pawn, and an Elvis necklace showdown that leaves the room cold. Every detail here comes directly from this transcript.
Spotlight Moments you can’t miss:
Quack Device, Real Money 00:40–01:52 — The Master Violet Ray “cures everything” pitch turns into a fast $75 buy for Rick. Comedy, sparks, and collectors will still want it.
Hotchkiss 37mm Cannon 01:52–03:14 — Rick fires the cannon on the range, falls in love, then swings $40k → $45k against a $75k ask. Seller holds; no deal.
Wurlitzer 1050 Jukebox 03:14–06:04 — Expert calls it a rare 1050; Corey grinds from $2,000 to a $3,000 close.
Orville Wright Signatures 06:04–10:42 — Drew authenticates; retail around $15,000 but Rick buys for $3,300.
1930s Jennings Slot Machine 10:43–11:56 — Ask $3,000 turns into a $900 deal after the Old Man jumps in—then a “nickel heist” nets just $12.
Percussion Dueling Pistol 11:56–14:41 — It’s loaded, it’s a duel piece, and it closes at $850.
Dickens First Edition 14:42–15:31 — Expert confirms David Copperfield first edition, first issue; value $2,500–$3,000; Rick buys $1,600.
Porsche 911 Engine 15:53–17:28 — Water damage, corrosion, expert smack‑down—no deal.
Vintage Payphone 17:29–18:38 — Chum scores a $140 win.
WWI Pickelhaubes 18:38–20:31 — Expert ranges $800–$1,250; after a hot negotiation, Rick buys the pair for $1,050.
WWII Blood Chit 20:31–21:02 — Silk rescue patch printed in nine languages; Rick pays $75.
$20,000 Matchbox Pawn 21:03–23:26 — Nearly 1,000 cars; expert says $25k–$28k retail; Rick does the full $20k loan—with warnings.
Elvis Necklace Showdown 23:27–25:10 — Seller cites a past $400k “offer”; Rick calculates ~$13k scrap and offers $20k; she won’t go below $250k. No deal.
Deal‑by‑Deal Breakdown (faithful to transcript):
Master Violet Ray — Garage‑sale oddity; Rick buys $75 to “motivate” Chum and because weird medical gear sells.
Hotchkiss 37mm Cannon — Historic 5‑barrel beast; thrilling range day; $75k ask vs. $45k top; seller passes.
Wurlitzer 1050 — Only ~1,600 made; near‑pristine; $4,500 ask → $3,000 deal.
Waffle Maker — Tiny iron, $100 ask → $50. Flip plan vs. Chum’s lunch plan.
Hog Oiler — Early 1900s farm gear; $300 ask → $100 with the Old Man.
Orville Wright Docs — Eight pieces including blank pilot licenses; retail 15k, Rick pays $3,300.
Jennings Slot Machine — $500 opener becomes $900 when Grandpa jumps in; later they crack it for $12 in nickels.
Percussion Dueling Pistol — Live charge verified; $500 offer → $850 deal.
“Ronnie Van Zant” Hat — Big claim, thin proof; $10k offer vs. $20k ask; Rick walks.
David Copperfield First Edition — Expert Rebecca confirms first issue; $1,600 purchase.
Porsche 911 Engine — Corrosion everywhere; expert says run; no deal.
Vintage Payphone — Chum $100 → $140 close.
WWI Pickelhaubes — Expert ranges $800–$1,250; Rick buys both for $1,050.
WWII Blood Chit — $75 handshake.
Matchbox Mega Pawn — Retail $25k–$28k; Rick approves $20k loan with caution.
Elvis Necklace — Scrap ~$13k, Rick offers $20k; seller won’t dip below $250k; no deal.
If you love big offers, expert authentication, and clean chaptered recaps built to win search and suggested, you’re in the right place. Like if these breakdowns help, comment which deal felt most life‑changing, subscribe for weekly Pawn Stars deep dives, and share with a friend who loves outrageous shop moments. 🙌
📌 B) Chapters
00:00 Cold Open tease
00:40 Master Violet Ray buy for $75
00:57 Violet Ray deal locked
01:52 Hotchkiss 37mm live fire
02:24 Cannon price standoff $75k vs $45k
03:14 Wurlitzer 1050 jukebox lands at $3,000
06:04 Orville Wright signatures authenticated; Rick pays $3,300
10:43 1930s Jennings slot machine for $900; nickel heist fallout
11:56 Percussion dueling pistol closes at $850
14:42 David Copperfield first edition confirmed; $1,600 buy
15:53 Porsche 911 engine money‑pit pass
17:29 Vintage payphone sold for $140
18:38 WWI pickelhaubes expert range; $1,050 deal
20:31 WWII blood chit $75
21:03 Matchbox pawn loan for $20,000
23:27 Elvis necklace heartbreak; $20k offer rejected
#PawnStars #FullEpisode #PawnStarsMoments
#RickHarrison #Chumlee #CoreyHarrison #Wurlitzer #OrvilleWright #Elvis
