Ep 16. One Man's Junk

In season 11 episode 16 of Pawn Stars titled "One Man's Junk," we witness the crew at The World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop exploring some obscure, bizarre, and unique items brought in by their customers. Rick, Chumlee, and Corey are all geared up and ready to rummage through the items in front of them to distinguish the trash from the treasure.

The episode kicks off with a man who arrives at the shop with a homemade electroshock weapon that he claims was used in the movie "Independence Day." The device looks like a baseball bat with electrifying capabilities, and the owner's story seems legit, but the question that surfaces is whether the weapon has any real value. Rick calls in an expert to authenticate the piece, and the results end up being a surprise for everyone.

Next up, a woman enters the store with a collection of Christmas decorations from The White House that has been handed down to her through her family. The items range from figures of Santa Clause to a Christmas card from the Bush family, each with a fascinating story behind it. The woman hopes to get a decent price for the collection as she intends to donate the proceeds to charity if the pawnshop is willing to pay her what she's hoping for. Can the Pawn Stars help her in her quest to raise funds for a good cause?

The episode continues with a tidy collection of miniature knife replicas that belong to a customer. Although the items are small, they are quite impressive and decorated with intricate designs. The customer managed to acquire the collection through auctions, but he is now facing some financial problems and needs to raise funds quickly. Will Rick figures out a way to help the man and his collection, or are they worth less than he thinks?

Later on, the Pawn Stars interact with a gentleman who has brought in two cases that belonged to his father, who he claims served in World War II. The case contains an array of intriguing items, such as gas masks, maps, and a gun, supposedly used in the war. As always, Rick and his team need to verify the authenticity of the given items before deciding on a value. Will they give the man a fair offer for the priceless collection?

Lastly, a man comes into the shop with a wild card: A 1984 Buick Regal with a matching color scheme as the 1976 movie Car Wash. The car looks mint at first sight, and the previous owner claims it to have appeared in films and commercials throughout its lifespan. As always, Rick is hesitant to take his claims at face value and needs to validate its storied history before proceeding with any offer.

Overall, the "One Man's Junk" episode of Pawn Stars Season 11 is yet another exciting treat for the show's audience. The eclectic mix of random items and historical artifacts put the Pawn Stars' knowledge and expertise to the test once again. The team's wit, humor, and their ability to maintain excellent rapport with their customers make this episode a must-see for any fan of the show.