Pawn Stars Season 9 Episode 4 Whodunit?

In season 9 episode 4 of Pawn Stars, titled "Whodunit?", the guys at the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop are presented with a wide range of items, from vintage toys to historic postcards.

First up, the shop receives a 1927 Inverted Jenny stamp - one of the most famous stamps in the world due to a printing error that resulted in the airplane on the stamp being printed upside-down. However, this stamp has a significant amount of wear and tear, bringing up questions of authenticity and damage control.

Next, a customer brings in a Snap-On tool box from the 1950s, which the guys admire for its classic design. However, they need to determine if the box is actually from the era it claims to be from, as some of the features suggest a later manufacturing date.

A fascinating piece of television history is also brought into the shop - a 1957 RCA TK-11 camera used in the production of the classic TV series "What's My Line?" The camera is in good condition and even comes with original paperwork, making it a valuable piece for any TV or pop culture collector.

In a change of pace, a man brings in a 1930s wooden toy airplane set that he believes is worth a few hundred dollars. However, the guys soon discover that the set is actually a rare and valuable piece of aviation memorabilia, with a connection to pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart.

Finally, a customer arrives with a large collection of vintage postcards, some dating back to the early 1900s. The guys are particularly interested in one postcard that depicts the aftermath of the Hindenburg disaster, but they must determine if it is authentic and whether or not it has been altered.

Throughout the episode, the guys consult with appraisers and experts to determine the authenticity and value of each item that comes through the door. With their unique blend of historical knowledge and understanding of market trends, they provide both entertainment and education for viewers interested in the world of antiques and collectibles.