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Long before banks, ATMS and check-cashing services, there were pawn shops. Pawning was the leading form of consumer credit in the United States until the 1950s, and pawn shops are still helping everyday people make ends meet. Pawn Stars takes you inside the colorful world of the pawn business. At the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop on the outskirts of Las Vegas, three generations of the Harrison family - grandfather Richard, son Rick and grandson Corey - jointly run the family business, and there's clashing and camaraderie every step of the way. The three men use their sharp eyes and skills to assess the value of items from the commonplace to the truly historic, including a 16th-century samurai sword, a Super Bowl ring, a Picasso painting and a 17th-century stay of execution. It's up to them to determine what's real and what's fake, as they reveal the often surprising answer to the questions on everyone's mind, "What's the story behind it?" and "What's it worth?"
A seller Super Bowl Shuffles into the shop with a helmet and football signed by Da Bears. Will Rick make a deal in the endzone, or will he fumble the ball? Then, Chum strikes a jumpman pose as he checks out a bronze Michael Jordan statue. But is the bust... a bust? Next, Corey says hello to his little friend--a replica 1963 Cadillac from the movie "Scarface." Is the car a cream puff or a lemon? And later, Rick and Chum get to the point with some hazardous banned lawn darts.
Turtlemania hits the shop when a seller tries to pawn a 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figure and prototype. Will Chum say "cowabunga" to the customer's asking price or will it be a hard "shell?" Then, Rick heads to the gun range to test out a deadly 1800s "manstopper" pistol, but will a high price stop a deal? After, Chum takes a gamble on an architectural model of the famous Las Vegas Desert Inn hotel - but will he be left high and dry? And finally, Rick tries to use his psychic abilities on a 1966 Kreskin ESP board game. Does he see a deal in the future?
Rick swings for the fences on some major league memorabilia from one of baseball's best. Will he knock it out of the park? Then, Corey and Chum go to the end of the road authenticating a Boyz II Men jacket, but the negotiation might leave them on bended knee. Later, Corey tries to "urn" a Chinese antiquity and Chum is starstruck by some unique items from the golden age of Hollywood.
Rick checks out the most expensive item in Pawn Stars history--the only 1933 Double Eagle gold coin for sale in the world. Will Rick be able to mint a deal, or will the seller try to nickel and dime him? Then, Chum visits "The Happiest Place on Earth'' with a miniature model of Main Street USA from Disneyland. But will the deal end up in the Haunted Mansion's graveyard? Next, Corey hopes for a big bang when he investigates a tiny Japanese matchlock pistol. And finally, Chum gets ready for his closeup when he looks at a signed "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" movie poster.
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