7 BEST TRADES OF ALL TIME! | Pawn Stars



7 times customers traded one really valuable item for another, in this compilation from Pawn Stars.

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Chapters:
0:00 – French Double Barrel Coach gun for a ’78 Original Les Paul Guitar
6:07 – Samurai Sword for Custom Sand Rail
12:26 – 1750 Blunderbuss Gun for $2500 Trade Store Credit
16:57 – Bronze Bust of Madonna for 100 lbs/$24,000 worth of Silver
22:59 – Las Vegas Club $5 Casino Chip for $3000 + Rat Pack Statues
25:36 – Antique Harmonica for $200 and a Timex Watch
28:18 – Mot-O-Run Tin Toy for $40 + $20 in store credit

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30 thoughts on “7 BEST TRADES OF ALL TIME! | Pawn Stars”

  1. Call the dude a sword expert but the whole reason that the Japanese pounded their steel in layers is because the steel was incredibly poor quality so you had to reham it multiple times just to get the impurities out. Crucible steel is much stronger naturally, so no layering needed

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  2. The guy who traded for the silver made a VERY VERY VERY good deal. Silver around that time was trading at about $14/oz (2018 – Season 16)
    Silver price today (2026) has been bopping back and forth between $80/oz and $110/oz. So worst case, at $80/oz…. 100 pounds of silver would be worth approximately $120,000.00
    So if he still has that silver, he made an INCREDIBLE deal.

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