Ep 9. Gold (& Silver) Digger

In the newest episode of Pawn Stars season 17, titled "Gold (& Silver) Digger," the Harrison family welcomes a variety of unique items into the shop. As always, these items range from valuable antiques and rare collectibles to more modern goods and everyday items.

In one of the featured segments, Rick and Corey take a look at an interesting silver spoon that dates back to the late 1800s. This piece of flatware features a unique design and intricate detailing, and the father-son duo must determine if it's worth its weight in silver or if it has even more value as a collectible item. They call in an expert to help them determine its age and origin.

In addition to exploring vintage flatware, the team at the pawn shop also examines a rare collection of gold coins. These coins are of particular interest to expert numismatist, Mark, as he has never seen anything quite like them before. With so many other gold coins on the market, the rarity of this particular collection has the potential to make it extremely valuable.

Of course, no episode of Pawn Stars would be complete without a celebrity guest appearance. This time around, the Harrison family is joined by former NBA star, Scot Pollard. Polard is selling a unique piece of sporting memorabilia from his own collection, and he hopes to make a good deal with the Pawn Stars crew.

Throughout the episode, tensions rise as buyers and sellers alike try to negotiate the best deals possible. Will the Harrison family be able to turn a profit on these valuable items, or will they come up empty-handed? Tune in to find out how it all plays out on "Gold (& Silver) Digger."

With the Harrison family, an expert numismatist, and a celebrity guest all coming together in one episode, "Gold (& Silver) Digger" promises to be an exciting and dynamic addition to the latest season of Pawn Stars. With so many unique items and special guests popping up throughout the show, viewers are sure to stay on the edge of their seats throughout the entire hour-long episode.