Pawn Stars

Rick gauges the authenticity of Babe Ruth's "called shot" bat and negotiates for a WWI surgical kit. Chum prices a pair of Salvador Dali sculptures.

An ancient Roman coin and a rare WWII Alamo Scouts patch get Rick's history-buff blood pumping. Chum evaluates an original "Mad Max" movie poster.

The shop appraises unique artworks including a life-mask bust of actor Marlon Brando and a photographic print by Devo musician Mark Motherbaugh.

Chum follows his instincts and buys seven boxes full of comic books, sight unseen. A first-edition pinball machine from 1871 impresses Rick.

Rick uses his math skills when a seller offers a hand-written equation from Albert Einstein. Chum buys a vintage headlight tester for restoration.

A Disneyland fan offers the shop his well-preserved ride operator costumes from Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion attractions.

A photographer brings a "Playboy" stock certificate into the shop, while Rick marvels at ancient coins and a samurai sword owned by a feudal lord.

Rick and Chum check out a rare automaton doll owned by a friend of Vegas star Murray the Magician. Rare book expert Rebecca assesses an antique Bible.

Rick calls in some help to identify the origins of an impressive suit of English armor, but Chum buys a customized Gibson Les Paul guitar on his own.

The pawn stars consider purchasing a hand-written prison memoir from the sole surviving member of Bonnie and Clyde's infamous bank-robbing gang.