Pawn Stars Season 2 Episode 31 Rough Riders

In the season 2 episode 31 of Pawn Stars, titled "Rough Riders," the Harrison family and their team of experts are presented with some unique and historic items from various sellers.

The first item brought in is a custom made 1967 Shelby GT350 Mustang. The rare car has a rich history as it was used by the Coca-Cola company for promotional purposes in its early days. In pristine condition, the owner is asking for a hefty price, and the Harrisons need to determine if the investment is worthwhile.

Next up is a collection of medals from the Spanish-American War and other conflicts that belonged to Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders. The seller is hoping for a significant payout, but the Harrisons need to verify the authenticity of the medals before making a deal.

A customer later comes to the shop with a vintage arcade machine that dates back to the early 1900s. The machine was manufactured by the Caille Brothers Company and is in excellent condition. The machine's rarity makes it a valuable collector's item.

Another customer brings in a 19th-century pistol that has a unique feature: it can be converted into a 12-gauge shotgun. The pistol's origin and history are unclear, and the Pawn Stars team must spend some time researching its origin before making a deal.

Finally, a set of rare political campaign badges from the 1920s and 1930s are presented for sale. The badges come from two of the most iconic American political figures, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover. The rare and well-preserved badges could fetch a high price at auction.

Throughout the episode, the team must use their expertise to determine the authenticity and value of these unique and historic items before making any deals. With a mixture of antiques, collectibles, and rare artifacts, the "Rough Riders" episode of Pawn Stars promises to keep viewers fascinated with the fascinating history and stories behind each item.