Pawn Stars Season 3 Episode 10 Chumdog Millionaire

In this episode of Pawn Stars season 3, titled "Chumdog Millionaire," the team at the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop are presented with a variety of unique items.

The episode begins with Rick Harrison, the owner of the shop, examining a rare 1932 Lincoln Roadster. The car's owner hopes to make a deal, but Rick isn't sure if it's worth the high asking price. He calls in his expert car appraiser to take a closer look and provide a second opinion.

Meanwhile, Chumlee, one of the shop's employees, takes a different approach to making a deal. He tries his hand at dog grooming and sets up a makeshift dog spa in the shop's back room. After giving a customer's dog a bath and trim, Chumlee realizes that dog grooming isn't as easy as it looks.

Next up is a man selling a rare 18th century flintlock pistol. The pistol has an intricate design and is in good condition, but the shop's gun expert, Vince, finds some flaws that may affect the value. The seller is hoping to get a high price for the pistol, but it remains to be seen whether or not Vince can convince Rick to make an offer.

Later on, a woman brings in a vintage Coca-Cola vending machine that has been in her family for generations. The machine is in great condition and even comes with its original key, but the woman isn't sure how much it's worth. Rick and his team do some research and discover that vintage Coke machines are quite collectible, but will they make a deal that satisfies both parties?

Lastly, a customer brings in a rare 1913 Liberty Head nickel, one of only five known to exist. The nickel is in great condition and could be worth a fortune, but Rick and his team need to authenticate it first. They bring in an expert coin grader to examine the nickel and determine whether or not it's the real deal.

As the episode comes to a close, viewers are left wondering which deals will be made and how much money will exchange hands. What seemed like a routine day at the pawn shop turned out to be full of surprises and unexpected turns.