Pawn Stars Season 2 Episode 14 Flight of the Chum

In season 2, episode 14 of Pawn Stars, titled "Flight of the Chum," viewers are taken back to the world-famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, Nevada. The episode begins with Corey "Big Hoss" Harrison and Richard "Old Man" Harrison examining an antique 1800s air gun. The gun comes equipped with a silver coin in the barrel for added weight, and the Harrisons are impressed by the weapon's pristine condition. However, the seller's price is steep, so they call in their go-to gun expert Sean Rich to help them determine its true value.

Next up, a customer brings in a leather-bound book, which was owned by former Vice President of the United States, Henry Wallace. The book is titled "New Frontiers," and it contains Wallace's thoughts on global politics in the 1950s. The customer is hoping to sell it for a profit, but first, the Harrisons and their appraiser Jeremy Brown need to authenticate it. If it's genuine, it could be worth thousands of dollars.

Later on, a man walks into the shop with a piece of memorabilia from the iconic movie "Enter the Dragon." The item in question is a poster that's signed by the film's star, Bruce Lee. Corey is thrilled at the prospect of owning something signed by the martial arts legend, but he knows that anything with Bruce Lee's signature on it could be fake. So, he brings in his friend and Bruce Lee expert whom he calls the "Bruce Lee expert," to verify its authenticity and learn the truth behind the legend's autograph in the 1970s.

Meanwhile, Rick Harrison pops into the shop next door to see if there are any deals to be had. There, Rick becomes enamoured with a vintage cigarette dispenser that's shaped like a roulette wheel. He calls in the shop's owner to negotiate a price and does so with the help of his signature wit and charm.

Back at the shop, a woman brings in a necklace that she believes was once owned by legendary Hollywood actress Marilyn Monroe. She says that her mother worked for Marilyn and that the necklace was gifted to her by the actress herself. However, the Harrisons are hesitant to believe such an extraordinary story, so they consult with authentication expert Drew Max to determine whether or not the necklace is a legitimate piece of history.

Finally, the show concludes with a storyline revolving around one of the pawn shop's employees and beloved expert, Chumlee. The Harrisons and Chumlee go into business together and manufacture their own hot sauce, called "Chumlee's Hotter Than Hell Sauce." They even create a commercial to promote their product and debut it to the shop's staff.

Overall, season 2, episode 14 of Pawn Stars is a classic installment of the hit series. It delivers a diverse array of interesting items, memorable characters, and entertaining storylines. From air guns to Bruce Lee autographs, this episode has something for everyone. And with its trademark blend of humor, suspense, and fascinating history, "Flight of the Chum" is a must-see for any fan of the show.