Pawn Stars: Best Of - Season 1

It's pedal to the metal as the guys check out a tricked out Dodge Demon. Rick gets to channel his inner Steve McQueen in a '51 Chevy and then it's off to the track to race with the pros in a limited edition Mustang. Meanwhile back at the shop, Rick gets his hands on some gold bars--is it shipwreck treasure?

It's a Slam Dunk for Rick when he basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar throws him a deal of his spectacular sports memorabilia and Chum takes a spin at Ice Hockey with a legendary player.

Rick and the boys hit the road in search of unique military surplus items and a couple of special guests come to the shop to check out some ultimate blades forged in fire.

Rick and the team get into the Halloween spirit when customers start bringing in some of spookiest and creepiest items.

It's hail to the chief as the Harrisons dig deep to own rare pieces of Presidential history: die-hard Lincoln fan Rick chases an autographed photo of our 16th president; Corey ponders whether a copy of the Declaration of Independence is authentic or a fake; and will the shop get a deal on JFK's cigar box or will it all go up in smoke?

Buckle up as the Pawn Stars take to the road, scouring the country for ultra-rare deals. In L.A., Rick is in Magic Kingdom heaven when he discovers an enormous collection of Disney memorabilia. Next stop--can Chum and Rick just do it and pull the trigger on a private collection of Nike shoes worth $1 million dollars' Finally, Rick heads south in pursuit of his childhood dream. Will he be able to play fireman on his personal fire truck or will the deal go up in flames?

When items from some of history's most notorious criminals come into the shop, Rick and the crew must decide if they will execute a deal or set them free.

Rick, Corey and Chum get their hands on hot items connected to original gangsters and some of the baddest guys in history.

Four original paintings by Andy Warhol pop up at the Pawn Shop. Will  Rick give these rare works their 15 minutes of fame, or send them back to the Factory? And later, Rick revisits his childhood fantasies as he considers buying a pricey collection from "Where the Wild Things Are."

Rick and the Pawn Stars end up having the last ho-ho-ho when they catch Chum staging a sneaky Secret Santa. Next, will Rick go dashing through the snow in an 1800's one-horse open sleigh? And later, will Corey and Chum score a classic Lionel train set or have they bitten off more than they can choo-choo?

A book signed by "Shoeless" Joe Jackson, the original Beatles contract with their manager Brian Epstein and antique Japanese samurai swords--are these one of a kind items the real McCoy? Rick and the Pawn Stars team hold their breath when these unique items pop up in the shop.

A man comes in with a Colt .45 he claims was used to kill Jesse James; an antique professional gambler's toolkit; a business card of the infamous gunfighter John Wesley Hardin.

Rick and the gang geek out when some cool items from the space program land in the store: a signed autographed U.S. flag from Apollo 16, a space shuttle toilet seat, a signed Apollo program book featuring a rare Charles Schultz signature and a far out meteoroid that fetches a nice price. Will the prices be too astronomical for the Pawn Stars?

Movie props from the world of 007 along with real life code cracking devices and secret guns come in from the cold to the pawn shop.

There's a ton of explosive energy when the Pawn Stars meet superheroes. Rick's spidey sense kicks in over a life-sized Spiderman and some rare original Avengers and X-Men series comics. Chumlee meets Marvel's superhero creator, Stan Lee and the whole crew check out the most famous superhero car of all time--the Batmobile!

Shots fired, when Corey threatens to leave the business unless he's made a partner. Is it a family feud or is the Pawn Stars dynasty in jeopardy?

Keep your hands inside the vehicle as the Pawns Stars negotiate some heart-stopping, one of a kind rides: Will Corey and Chum run for their lives or their wallets when the world famous 31-ton Robosaurus stops by for a light four wheeled snack? Then is Rick just plane crazy when tries to land a deal for the ultimate aviation machine, an A6 Texan fighter plane? Next, when a one-man submarine surfaces at the shop, will the guys journey deep into their pockets or will this deal remain 20,000 leagues under the sea?

When a peg leg pistol, dinosaur bone and a tigers eye skull, promising to ward off aliens, comes into the shop, will the guys sail away with the pistol or dig deep for dinosaurs? Because you never know what's going to walk in the door.

The Pawn Stars show blitz and try to score some of the greatest touchdown deals ever to pass through the shop.

What do JFK's personal cigar box, Jimi Hendrix' legendary Fender Stratocaster, and Steve McQueen's infamous "Bullit" Mustang have in common? Rick's gotta have them, and nothing will stop him from possessing these objects of desire. Will Rick's obsession leave him satisfied or hungry for a deal?

Get ready for a gold rush as Rick and his team go in search of treasure that might be worth its weight in gold. From ship-wrecked coins to blinged-out shades, these valuable possessions have the Pawn Stars team seeing dollar signs

Featuring guitars and memorabilia from legendary rockers; when Rick meets Billy Gibbons, the "Sharp Dressed Man" himself, it's pure record gold.

The pawn stars compete for gold-medal deals; a guy races in with a genuine Olympic torch carried in the opening ceremonies of the 1984 summer games; Rick eyes a diploma from the 1912 Olympics.

Looking for items to glam up the shop, Rick bids on the largest collection of Willy Wonka props in existence; when a customer comes in with items from Tony Sopranos wardrobe, Rick tries to make him an offer he can't refuse.

Excerpts from the first Continental Congress come in; Rick and Corey meet a man hoping to sell a 1775 Massachusetts war bond and there could be something hidden in the engraving; and an archive of items signed by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Take a ride with the Pawn Stars as they check out a classic 1932 Roadster and a Rolls-Royce owned by the man in black himself, Johnny Cash. Then, Rick burns up the racetrack when a seller brings in a competition dragster racecar and the guys check out two high performance dune buggies on the same day. Will negotiations on these tricked-out toys strike gold or get stuck in the sand?

It's a team effort to score the best buys. Will Chum strike a deal with a signed Cy Young photo, can Rick step into the ring and take a shot on a famous Muhammad Ali artifact or does Corey slide into home with a vintage bat or let it walk on by?