Pawn Stars Season 2 Episode 27 Deals from Hell

Pawn Stars season 2 episode 27 is titled "Deals from Hell" and it follows the Harrison family as they try to make some profitable deals with their customers. The show carries on with the business of the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, owned by Rick Harrison, his father Richard Harrison, who is popularly known as "The Old Man," his son Corey Harrison, also known as "Big Hoss," and Corey's best friend, Austin "Chumlee" Russell.

In this episode, the customers are bringing in some strange and unusual items to the shop, and the pawnbrokers must determine whether or not these items are worth purchasing. First up is a rare and valuable antique cane gun, which was a weapon disguised as a walking cane that was popular in the Victorian era. However, the seller's asking price seems a bit high, prompting Rick to haggle and try to get a better deal.

Next, a customer comes in wanting to sell a collection of antique samurai swords. Although they seem like an incredible find, Rick and his team must determine if they are authentic and worth the asking price. The Old Man, who is an expert in antiques, takes a closer look and shares his knowledge with the others, ultimately making a decision on whether or not to make an offer.

The third item up for consideration is a mysterious key that the seller claims belonged to the notorious East Coast gangster, Al Capone. Corey and Chumlee try to hunt down more information on the key's history to help decide if it's worth the risk to purchase it. However, they run into some trouble along the way, leading them to question whether the key is truly an authentic piece of Capone memorabilia.

The final item up for negotiation is a rare World War II medal that is purportedly worth a considerable amount of money. However, the seller's asking price is even higher, leaving Rick in a tough spot. He must weigh the medal's value and authenticity against his budget and determine if it's worth making an offer.

Throughout the episode, the pawnshop owners also deal with some challenging customers who are unwilling to part with their belongings or are asking for too much money. Their negotiating skills are put to the test as they try to make some profitable deals while keeping their customers happy.

In "Deals from Hell," the Harrison family is once again faced with challenging and unique items to add to their collection. The show provides a glimpse into the inner workings of the pawn business and the art of negotiation. The team's expertise in antiques and history is on full display as they delve into the background of each item and try to determine its value. Overall, the episode is an entertaining and educational venture into the world of pawn brokering.