Pawn Stars Season 6 Episode 19 Stuff It

In season 6, episode 19 of Pawn Stars titled "Stuff It," the Harrison family is in for quite the surprise as unusual items and rare pieces come into the shop for appraisal. The team at the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop are in for a treat as they try to determine the value of different pieces.

The episode starts out with a woman walking into the shop hoping to sell her authentic 1940s taxidermy squirrel. Rick Harrison takes a look at the squirrel and has some concerns about its authenticity. However, he brings in his taxidermy expert to give it a closer inspection before making an offer. The expert is impressed with the workmanship and the quality of the piece, but does have some reservations about it. In the end, the woman walks out with a deal that satisfies both parties.

Next, a man comes in with a rare Rosenthal Versace collection. He has a set of 24-karat gold-trimmed dinner plates and a tea set. The Rosenthal Versace line is known for its ornate designs and high quality. Rick is immediately interested in the collection but has to determine if the pieces are real and not knock-offs. After a thorough examination, Rick sees that the pieces are authentic and he offers the seller a fair price.

The next item that comes into the shop is an antique Victorian-era gambling device. The device, which is similar to a slot machine, is a rare piece that many collectors would love to have in their collection. Rick is fascinated by the intricate workings of the device and is excited to find out more about it. He brings in an expert who is familiar with antique gambling machines to help him determine the value of the device. The expert determines that the machine is a rare find and that it is worth quite a lot of money.

Later, a man walks in with an antique logging saw. The saw is a late 1800s model and was used to cut down large trees in the Pacific Northwest. Rick has a special connection to the saw, as his grandfather worked in the logging industry when he was younger. He is interested in the saw but doesn't know much about it, so he brings in an expert. The expert is impressed by the saw's craftsmanship and its size. He tells Rick that the saw is a rare find and that it is worth a good amount of money.

Finally, a woman comes in with an autographed copy of the book "Gone with the Wind." The book is autographed by both the author, Margaret Mitchell, and the actress who played Scarlett O'Hara in the movie, Vivien Leigh. The book is a rare find, and Rick is excited to get his hands on it. He determines that the book is authentic and offers the seller a price that is fair for both parties.

Throughout the episode, the team at the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop are kept on their toes as they appraise the different items that come into their shop. With a mix of interesting, rare, and unusual pieces, this episode of Pawn Stars is a must-see for anyone who loves antiques or treasure hunting.