Ep 3. Fender Bender

In Pawn Stars season 12 episode 3, titled Fender Bender, the guys at the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop are presented with an array of unique items.

The episode kicks off with a customer bringing in a 1929 Ford Model A Cabriolet that was involved in a fender bender and is in need of some TLC. Rick and his team take a closer look at the car and discuss whether it's worth restoring or not.

Next up is a vintage cast iron Uncle Sam mechanical bank that a customer bought for just $20 at a garage sale. The bank features Uncle Sam holding a bag of money and when you press the lever, he drops the money into his top hat. Rick's team has to decide whether the bank is worth more than the customer paid for it and whether they should make an offer.

Later on, a customer arrives with an original Peanuts comic strip by Charles Schulz. The strip features Snoopy and Charlie Brown and was published in 1955. The guys have to determine its value and negotiate with the customer.

The final item brought in for appraisal is a rare Gibson SG guitar from the 1960s. The customer claims that the guitar belonged to Eric Clapton and that he played it at one of his concerts. Corey is skeptical and has to verify the authenticity of the guitar and the story.

Throughout the episode, the guys at the pawn shop joke around and banter with one another while trying to come to a collective decision on whether to purchase the items or not. As always, Richard "Old Man" Harrison is there to give his opinion on the items and provide some wisdom from his many years in the pawn business.

Overall, Fender Bender is a classic episode of Pawn Stars that showcases the interesting and unique items that people bring in to the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop. Viewers will be entertained by the lively conversations and debates that arise as the guys decide the worth and authenticity of each item.