Pawn Stars Season 7 Episode 15 It's a Wonderful Pawn

In season 7 episode 15 of Pawn Stars, titled "It's a Wonderful Pawn," the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop is busy with customers looking to make some cash or find that one item they've been searching for. In this episode, the team of pawn experts are presented with a variety of items that they must determine the value and authenticity of in order to make a fair deal with the customers.

One of the items that catches the attention of Rick Harrison, Corey Harrison, and Chumlee is a 19th-century Edison phonograph. The owner claims that the phonograph used to belong to Thomas Edison himself and has been passed down through their family. The team must conduct a thorough investigation to find out if the phonograph is, in fact, a treasured piece of history or if it's just another knockoff.

Another intriguing item that comes through the doors is a silver cigarette case that once belonged to World War II veteran and Medal of Honor recipient, Major General Henry W. Tisdale. The Major General was responsible for the development of the first airdrop of a fully equipped Army division during WWII. The owner of the cigarette case hopes to sell it for financial reasons, but Rick sees the sentimental value in such a significant piece of American history and wants to ensure it ends up in the right hands.

In addition to these items, a customer brings in a vintage Harley Davidson motorcycle that has undergone a beautiful restoration job. Rick is impressed with the work and offers to take it for a test ride to determine if it's worth adding to their collection of prized motorcycles.

As always, the guys at the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop keep the customers entertained with their witty banter and humorous antics. This episode also touches on the importance of valuing sentimental items and keeping history alive.

Pawn Stars season 7 episode 15, "It's a Wonderful Pawn," showcases the team's expertise in determining the value and history behind the items that come through their doors. With a mix of history, sentimentality, and humor, viewers won't be disappointed in this episode.