Pawn Stars Season 12 Episode 38 Astro-pawn

In season 12 episode 38 of Pawn Stars, titled "Astro-pawn," the Harrison family is presented with a variety of fascinating items that all have some connection to space and space exploration.

First up, a customer brings in a NASA space suit that he claims was worn by astronaut Fred Haise during the Apollo 13 mission. The Harrisons are skeptical, but they carefully examine the suit and attempt to verify its authenticity. Meanwhile, Chumlee becomes enamored with the suit and decides he wants to wear it around the shop.

Next, a seller comes in with a rare collection of photos taken during the Apollo 11 mission. The photos are incredibly detailed and offer a unique glimpse into the historic journey to the moon. The Harrisons are impressed and begin to negotiate the price with the seller.

Later, a customer presents the Harrisons with a piece of space debris that he found in his backyard. He believes that the debris is from a meteorite and could be worth a significant amount of money. The Harrisons are hesitant to believe his claim, but they send the debris off for testing to see if it is indeed a valuable piece of space history.

Finally, a man brings in a rare piece of Martian meteorite that he purchased at an auction. The Harrisons are excited about the potential value of the rock, but they must carefully examine it to ensure that it is not a fake. They bring in an expert to help them determine the authenticity of the meteorite and to give them an idea of what it could be worth.

Throughout the episode, the Harrisons showcase their knowledge of space history and their passion for unique and rare items. They carefully examine each item and negotiate with sellers to try and get the best price possible for their shop. With a mix of humor, education, and suspense, "Astro-pawn" is an entertaining and informative episode of Pawn Stars.