Pawn Stars Season 8 Episode 11 A Hard Day's Pawn

The episode titled "A Hard Day's Pawn" is the eleventh episode in the eighth season of Pawn Stars. In this episode, viewers are presented with some exciting moments as the team of pawnbrokers takes on deals with collectors of unique items.

The episode opens with Rick, one of the pawnbrokers, receiving a call from a man who claims to have a guitar played by George Harrison. George Harrison was a member of the Beatles band, and history has it that he played a unique model of Fender Telecaster guitar. As expected, Rick is skeptical about the offer since the guitar is one of the most sought-after collector's items on the market.

To verify the story, Rick invites the seller to the shop with the guitar for a closer look. Upon arrival, Rick takes the guitar to Harrison's guitar technician, who verifies the guitar’s authenticity. Despite the challenges in establishing the guitar's true identity, the pawnbrokers are determined to add it to their inventory, and they strike a deal to purchase the rare collectible.

Next up is a signed bottle of bourbon from the legendary singer, Frank Sinatra. The seller is a renowned liquor collector who claims that he received the bottle of bourbon from Frank Sinatra’s personal assistant, and it has never been opened. As usual, the Pawn Stars team wants to verify the story before committing to a deal.

To authenticate the bottle, Rick invites an appraiser to the store, who confirms that the bottle's signature is authentic. The bottle's rarity and authenticity surprise the pawnbrokers, and they strike a deal with the seller.

Later in the episode, the Pawn Stars team receives a vintage sword from the WWII era. According to the seller, the sword was used by an American soldier who took it from the battlefield as a souvenir. Upon arrival at the shop, the pawnbrokers take a keen interest in the sword, and they want to substantiate the story before making an offer.

The sword's unique design and make impress the pawnbrokers, and they are willing to purchase it from the seller. However, before closing the deal, the team invites a militaria expert to the shop to verify the sword's authenticity.

The expert confirms the sword's authenticity and recommends it for display in a museum. Despite their willing, the Pawn Stars team offers the seller a fair price for the sword, and they part ways.

The last item on the table is a vintage pinball machine from the 1970s. The seller claims that the machine is one of the first of its kind to be produced by the world's most renowned pinball machine manufacturer. Despite being a unique collectible, the machine is in poor condition.

To make a deal, the pawnbrokers invite a pinball machine repair expert to examine the machine. The expert confirms that the machine is of high value and can be restored to its original condition.

As a result, the pawnbrokers strike a deal with the seller, purchase the machine, and take it to a restoration expert for repair. Upon completion, they plan to resell the machine at a much higher price.

Overall, "A Hard Day's Pawn" features some unique collectibles, and the Pawn Stars team is faced with the challenge of verifying each item's authenticity before making a deal. Viewers can expect excitement and suspense as the pawnbrokers do all they can to make smart and profitable deals.