RARE Antiques That Stand the Test of Time | Pawn Stars



Step into the past with the Pawn Stars as they examine some of the most fascinating antiques ever to enter the shop. From centuries-old heirlooms to unexpected pieces of history, these timeless treasures bring stories, surprises, and serious deal-making.

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Video Chapters:
00:00 17th Century Ivory Powder Flask
05:43 Restored Samurai Sword Returns from Japan
08:28 Dana White Purchases Rick’s Samurai Sword
13:42 1652 Colonial Sixpence Coin
16:03 17th Century Asian Hand Cannon (Desert Test Fire)
23:20 Antique Treasure Chest with Secret Lock
30:25 Child-Size Blunderbuss with Lazarino Barrel
35:04 1688 German Wild Man Thaler Coin
40:02 18th Century Map Depicting California as an Island
44:39 Revolutionary War Bunker Hill Broadside
50:19 1770s Brown Bess Wall Gun (Live Fire Test)
57:45 1703 Indenture Contract Document
1:00:45 18th Century Bone Dice with Stamp Act Mark
1:03:23 George Washington Whiskey Rebellion Letter
1:09:30 Swedish Carriage Strong Box

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37 thoughts on “RARE Antiques That Stand the Test of Time | Pawn Stars”

  1. Anyone notice how Rick only brings in experts to get a value but brings in the dude who says he doesnt verift value for stuff he knows is valuable , Ricks a Thief in the end on this.

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  2. My ancestor on the Mayflower was an indentured servant. He accomplished a lot despite that. He was a signer of the Mayflower compact (signed with a mark, not his name) and is known as one of the two people to have the first sword and dagger duel in the new world. Recorded anyway. Since was still an indentured servant…and the man that he fought was one as well….their master had them tied to a pole, together….indefinitely, later cutting them down out of pity.

    He was Edward Doty, he later earned his freedom, became a land owner and a public nuisance who was in and out of court. He was known for making his own beer, being barrel chested and red faced and for liking to fight. The indentured servant bit was just to get him to the new world really, for a fresh start. According to my brother who supposedly researched this, he volunteered to be one of the first to take part in a landing mission to find a habitable spot…despite it being a dangerous mission. Supposedly he volunteered to earn his freedom.

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  3. If you have ever had to have a lawyer write a letter…..is really does still seem like they still get paid by the word. Simple issues take less time and words, and cost less. Ones that the lawyer himself has to deal with or put more work into will require much more.

    I have gotten a letter in a day faxed over from a lawyer for free…..2 sentences long. I had another letter sent out by a lawyer that was a page long, required a visit with them before and the lawyer himself took care of, not his helpers and it cost a pretty penny. I met with a lawyer once who wrote a letter for me personally….that was done as a favor for a friend….and I was assured that no payment was necessary, so I didnt pay them or even ask, I just sent flowers instead.

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  4. 56:00 Chum was always made to look so slow and problematic. In this episode he is presented so well…..probably true to form in real life. Clean, well presented…he looks great….he is well spoken and knowledgeable. The comment "I had better not shoot it, to keep down on wear and tear" shows professional consideration that they tried in the past to make look like was totally absent in the guy.

    Chum is the real deal, he is no dummy. It was awesome to see them actually show what he is really like, and capable of. I have not seen newer episodes, I dropped off about 5 years ago AT LEAST, so maybe that is why I am surprised.

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  5. 16:25 First off, 17th century is not ancient. Secondly, that thing looks like its older than that and like it was stuck underwater for a very long time. Its very rough. Thirdly, that is a very primitive example for the 17th century. Almost too primitive. Conquistadors had the Arquebus which looks like advanced technology……a couple hundred years before that supposed hand cannon was made.

    I dont doubt the experts, but that really is a turd of an example if that is all true.

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  6. Dude.. i have watched tons of these videos, and it has begun annoying me so much that whenever an expert is saying a value, the person always say "well, he said 20K, so 20K".. its constant.. like how is the shop owner supposed to make money if he buy it for the resell value lol.. >_>

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