Pawn Stars Season 9 Episode 17 Magic Bus

In season 9 episode 17 of Pawn Stars named 'Magic Bus', the crew at the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas is in for a treat as two unique items make their way to the shop. A customer brings in a vintage Volkswagen bus from the 1960s that he claims was once owned by the famous musician Janis Joplin. Rick Harrison, the owner of the shop, is skeptical of the claim and asks his expert, who specializes in vintage cars, to authenticate the bus. The customer also has an extensive collection of Joplin’s personal belongings, including her vintage sunglasses and clothing, which the experts examine to determine their authenticity.

Meanwhile, Chumlee, one of the employees at the shop, is excited to see a Chevrolet Corvair. The Corvair was a popular model in the 1960s, and Chumlee has been wanting to add one to his collection for quite some time. The car is in good condition, but it needs some minor repairs. The crew decides to take it for a test drive to see how it handles, but they encounter some unexpected problems.

As the episode progresses, the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop gets busy with potential customers looking to sell their items. A customer brings in a set of antique belt buckles made from silver and gold, which the experts at the shop appraise to determine their value. Another customer brings in a vintage gas pump, which Rick examines to determine its authenticity and value.

As the day comes to a close, the potential buyer for the Janis Joplin bus arrives. The customer has offered a high price for the bus, and Rick needs to decide whether to sell it or keep it as a valuable addition to the shop’s collection. The decision is not an easy one, and Rick consults with his team on what to do.

Overall, season 9 episode 17 of Pawn Stars is full of exciting moments as the experts at the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop appraise and authenticate a variety of unique items. From vintage buses and cars to antique belt buckles and gas pumps, this episode showcases the wide range of items that come through the doors of the famous Las Vegas pawn shop.