Ep 15. Lock, Stock and Two Nickle Barrels

In season 14, episode 15 of Pawn Stars, titled "Lock, Stock and Two Nickle Barrels," the pawn shop team is back in action evaluating unique and rare items brought in by customers.

The episode kicks off with a seller trying to make a deal on a collection of antique guns. One of the guns is a rare "Ripley Scroll" rifle that was made in the 1860s and is a favorite among collectors. However, the seller's asking price is steep, and Rick has to decide if it's worth the investment.

Next, a seller walks in with a unique and ornate lock that dates back to the 1700s. The lock has a fascinating history and was used to secure a castle during a siege. The seller wants to know how much it's worth, and the team is eager to evaluate the lock's authenticity and history to give him an accurate estimate.

The episode continues with a seller bringing in two antique nickel-plated barrels that he believes were previously used on a carousel. The barrels have intricate designs and were apparently used for riders to sit on while the carousel rotated. The seller is hoping to make a profit off of them, but the team has to do some research to confirm the barrels' authenticity and value.

Later on, a seller walks in with a vintage Coca-Cola vending machine that has caught the attention of Corey. However, the machine needs some work before it can be resold, and Corey must negotiate a fair price with the seller.

Finally, a seller brings in a unique roulette table that he inherited from his grandfather. He says that the table has been in his family for over 100 years and was originally used in a speakeasy during Prohibition. The team is excited to inspect and appraise the table, which has a fascinating history.

Overall, Pawn Stars season 14, episode 15, offers a diverse range of rare and interesting items that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. From antique guns to vintage vending machines and rare locks, the pawn shop team is ready to evaluate and negotiate deals with each seller.