Pawn Stars Season 2 Episode 21 License To Pawn

In this episode of Pawn Stars, titled "License to Pawn," the team at the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop are confronted with some unusual items.

First up is a collection of police badges, including a rare 1930s Nevada Highway Patrol badge. Rick is excited by the potential value of the badges, but he's not sure whether they're genuine or replicas. He calls in a forensic expert to determine authenticity, and the results could be a game-changer for the shop.

Next, a customer brings in a 1973 Schwinn Stingray bicycle, complete with original banana seat and sissy bar. Although Rick is initially skeptical about the bike's rarity, he soon discovers that this particular model is highly sought-after by collectors. But is it worth the asking price?

Meanwhile, Chumlee is given the task of appraising a collection of Playboy magazines from the 1960s and 70s. Although he's initially excited by the prospect of assessing vintage smut, he soon realizes that the magazines have been stored in less-than-ideal conditions. Will this damage affect their value, or can Chumlee salvage the deal?

The final item to come into the shop is a piece of art by popular street artist Banksy. The artwork is a limited edition print, but even with the artist's stamp of authenticity, Rick is wary of the price tag. Can he negotiate a deal that will satisfy both parties?

As always, there are plenty of surprises and unexpected twists in this episode of Pawn Stars. With the team's expert knowledge and negotiating skills put to the test, it's anyone's guess who will come out on top.