Ep 2. Pawn No Evil

In Pawn Stars season 13 episode 2, titled "Pawn No Evil," the team at the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop are eager to see what unique items will come through their doors.

The episode kicks off with Rick Harrison and his son Corey checking out a vintage Caduceus pharmacy sign. The ornate gold and black sign dates back to the 1800s and is in great condition considering its age. However, the seller wants a pretty penny for it, leaving Rick and Corey to decide if it's worth the investment.

Next, a seller arrives with a vintage bell that dates back to the early 1900s. The bell was used in a Japanese Buddhist temple and is made of bronze. The seller claims it's worth thousands, but Chumlee is skeptical and suggests they call in an expert to appraise it.

Later, a man comes in with a set of antique dueling pistols. The pistols were made by renowned English gunmaker James Purdey in the early 1800s and come with an interesting backstory involving a family duel over an inheritance.

The team also checks out a vintage Coke machine and a rare LeCoultre Atmos clock, which runs on changes in atmospheric pressure rather than winding.

As usual, the team must carefully consider each item and negotiate with the sellers to determine if it's worth making a deal.

In addition to the items brought in by sellers, the episode also includes some friendly banter between the shop's staff. Chumlee shows off his new engagement ring to his coworkers and Rick and Corey debate the value of a signed painting.

Overall, Pawn Stars season 13 episode 2 is full of interesting items and entertaining interactions between the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop team. Fans of the show will not be disappointed with this episode.