Ep 3. Buy George!

In this episode of Cajun Pawn Stars, titled "Buy George!", the Harrison family is back in action at their shop in Alexandria, Louisiana as they deal with some interesting items brought in by their customers. The episode starts off with the shop's owner, Jimmie "Big Daddy" DeRamus being visited by a man who is looking to sell his 1847 Colt Walker Revolver.

Big Daddy is intrigued by the item and decides to take it to his expert, Wallace, to examine it and to appraise its value. After examining the handgun, Wallace determines that it is a very rare and desirable piece, and that the prospective seller's asking price is well below market value. Big Daddy decides that the revolver is a good investment and offers to buy it.

Next up, a man brings in an old Coca-Cola vending machine. The machine is in poor condition and needs a complete restoration, but the man wants to sell it. Before making an offer, the Harrisons call in their expert, Ron, to take a look at it. Ron tells them that the machine is from the 1950s and is very collectible. He also says that it's a good opportunity for the Harrisons to make a profit if they restore it to its former glory.

In a surprising twist, the next item brought into the shop is a George Jones concert poster from 1965. The poster features a photo of the iconic country singer and is in excellent condition. The owner is a big collector of country music memorabilia and has a wide collection of posters, tickets and other items from classic country music musicians.

Finally, a man comes in with a pair of antique chaps. The leather chaps are old, well-worn, and have some damage, but they still hold some value in the market. The owner tells the shop owners that they were given to him by his grandfather, who was a cowboy back in the day.

Throughout the episode, the Harrisons are faced with a variety of different situations and must use their expertise to judge the value of each item. They negotiate with sellers, seek out expert opinions, and make offers based on their knowledge of the market. The episode showcases the Harrisons' unique approach to buying and selling rare and valuable items.