Ep 6. Damn Yankees

In season 1 episode 6 of the hit series Pawn Stars, entitled "Damn Yankees", the Harrison family and their team at the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop are back in action as they continue to assess and acquire a vast array of intriguing items from customers looking to make a deal.

The episode kicks off with a customer bringing in a vintage New York Yankees baseball bat signed by legendary player Babe Ruth. The seller claims that the bat has been in her family for generations and is hoping to sell it for a significant amount of money. However, the Harrisons know that authenticity is key when it comes to valuable sports memorabilia and set out to determine whether the signature is genuine.

Next up, a man brings in a rare and unique electric guitar that appears to have some wear and tear on it. The guitar is a Mosrite Ventures model, coveted by collectors for its unique sound and rarity. The seller explains that it once belonged to his father, who played it in a band with country legend Buck Owens. It's up to the Harrisons to determine if the guitar is worth enough to make a deal.

In another part of the shop, a woman brings in an old trunk that she claims belonged to her great-grandmother. The trunk is filled with various items, including old dolls, a crocheted blanket, and a wedding dress. Although the items inside are sentimental, the Harrisons need to determine their value if they're going to make a deal.

Finally, a customer arrives with a vintage Snoopy telephone that was given to her as a gift. The phone, shaped like the beloved Peanuts character, is still in its original packaging and has never been used. The Harrisons need to figure out if they can turn a profit on the item.

As with every episode of Pawn Stars, "Damn Yankees" offers up a mix of fascinating historical artifacts, unique collectibles, and surprising finds. The Harrison family and their team must use all their expertise and knowledge to determine the value of each item and make the best possible deal for both themselves and their customers. With its blend of humor, history, and high-stakes negotiations, Pawn Stars continues to be a must-watch for fans of reality TV and collectible culture alike.