Pawn Stars Season 20 Episode 11 There's No Crying in Pawn Stars

In season 20 episode 11 of Pawn Stars, titled "There's No Crying in Pawn Stars," the Harrison family and their trusty team of experts are back to assess an array of fascinating items brought in by curious customers.

First up is a rare tin can from the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. Rick is immediately intrigued by the historical significance of the can, but before he can make an offer, he'll need to consult with his expert to determine its authenticity and value. The expert is impressed with the can's condition and confirms that it is indeed from the World's Fair, making it a valuable addition to any collector's display.

Next, a man hoping to sell his collection of classic vinyl records walks into the shop. The records include some of the biggest names in music history, such as The Beatles and Elvis Presley. The Harrisons and their resident record expert evaluate the collection and are happy to discover that there are a few rare gems hidden among the more common titles. However, the seller's sentimental attachment to the collection may make it difficult for them to come to an agreement on a price.

In another part of the shop, Chumlee is excited to check out a vintage oil can designed to look like a fire hydrant. He loves quirky items like this and immediately starts brainstorming where he could display it in his own home. However, the seller has a much different idea in mind - he's hoping to make a quick profit and is looking for the highest bidder.

Later on, a man hoping to sell his collection of vintage toys walks through the doors of the shop. The toys range from classic cars to action figures, and the Harrisons are happy to take a closer look. Their toy expert examines the collection and is thrilled to discover a few rare pieces, including a vintage toy airplane. However, the collection's overall value will depend on the condition of each individual item.

As always, the Harrisons are on the lookout for quality items they can add to their personal collections. Rick is ecstatic to come across a rare coin he's been searching for, and the expert appraiser confirms its value. Meanwhile, Chumlee is thrilled to stumble upon a vintage wrestling championship belt - a must-have for any wrestling fan.

Throughout the episode, the Harrisons and their team work tirelessly to evaluate each item brought into the shop and determine its true value. While some sellers are disappointed with the offers they receive, others leave feeling satisfied with the money they've made. Whether they're dealing with rare coins, vintage toys, or quirky collectibles, the Harrisons are always ready for a new challenge.