Ep 17. Over the Top

In season 4 episode 17 of Pawn Stars titled "Over the Top," the Harrison family is back at it again evaluating and haggling over unique items brought into their Las Vegas pawn shop. The episode starts off with Rick, Corey, and Chumlee getting their hands on a vintage 1973 Evel Knievel pinball machine. Evel Knievel was an American stunt performer and daredevil, who gained fame during the 1960s and 1970s for his death-defying motorcycle jumps. The pinball machine is in pristine condition and is highly sought after by collectors. Rick and Chumlee head over to check out the game and see if it's worth the seller's asking price.

Next, a man comes into the shop with an antique saddle said to have belonged to former US President Theodore Roosevelt. Rick examines the saddle and checks its authenticity before making an offer. Meanwhile, Corey and Chumlee try their hand at buying a pair of vintage 1950s rockabilly pants. The pants are cool but might require some tough negotiation skills to land a deal.

The next item to come in is a 1966 Schwinn Stingray bicycle with a sidecar attached. Corey and Chumlee are instantly drawn to the bike but not as much to the sidecar. They decide to look at the bike more closely to see if the owner's asking price is worth it. Rick also gets the chance to check out a vintage handheld video game that his grandfather used to sell in his own shop. Rick is feeling nostalgic about the game but has to determine its worth before making an offer.

Later, a man comes into the store with a giant Buster Brown shoe store display that is both massive and heavy. The display is a great piece but takes up a lot of space. The guys have to decide if they have room for it and, most importantly, if it'll sell. Lastly, a seller comes in with a unique and rare item – a collection of vintage 1970s Pepsi cans inspired by the popular TV show "Happy Days." The cans feature Fonzie, Richie, and the rest of the crew, and Rick initially seems hesitant about buying them. However, he changes his mind when he discovers how much these cans are worth to collectors.

Throughout the episode, Rick, Corey, and Chumlee are faced with the challenge of determining each item's value while trying to negotiate the best deal possible. From vintage pinball machines to historic saddles, unique bikes, and rockabilly pants, the team of pawnbrokers has their work cut out for them trying to evaluate and buy the most profitable items for their store. Tune in to see how they handle each challenge in "Over the Top."