It's time to say goodbye to the toughest, grumpiest, and most-loved patriarch at the Gold & Silver. Rick, Corey, Chum, and a host of colleagues from the shop remember "the Old Man" - Richard Benjamin Harrison. Enjoy some of the Old Man's best moments over a decade of funny jabs, odd sayings, fierce negotiations and great buys on Pawn Stars.

A seller brings in a signed Righteous Brothers record; Rick fine-tunes an offer for a 1950's Gretsch guitar; Chum is locked and loaded when he checks out a Palmer rifle from the Civil War.

Rick finds out what's inside a Funko Pop! Mystery Box; Rick Dale rescues a fire alarm system; the "Pawn Stars" rig up their motorcycles and hit the trail up to Oregon to outfit Rick's off-the-grid ranch with some new equipment.

Rick checks out a horde of coins from Kentucky – but is all that glitters gold? Or will Rick be played for a fool? Then, Chum gets into the spirit when a mentalist brings in a magical clock. Will it be time for a deal, or will Chum get ghosted? Later, Corey isn’t ready to say die to a deal when a seller brings in a poster from “The Goonies” – but will this be treasure, or will Corey be cursed? And finally, Chum tries to drum up a deal on a sparkling snare. Will the seller feel the rhythm, or will Chum have to tap out?

This episode of Pawn Stars takes flight with a 1911 first edition novel of Peter Pan, but would Rick rather spend his Shenan-doah on a piece of scrap metal from an infamous fallen airship? Also, a seller tries to sweep Rick off of his feet with an ancient kneeling Thepanom statue. And later, everybody comes to Rick's, but it's up to Corey if a "Casablanca" movie poster is worth the six figures it would take to watch a deal take place.

Corey and Chumlee rock out with personal memorabilia from legendary AC/DC front man Angus Young. Next up, Hollywood rebel James Dean's ID bracelet finds its way into the shop before Rick heads east to score big with a rare relic from WWII.

The Pawn Stars are knocked out of the park when a drive to LA promises Rick a peek at Babe Ruth's "called shot" bat. Corey has a giant jones for a miniature model of Ralph Lauren's Bugatti Type 57SC.

When a seller strolls in with a collection of action figures signed by the cast of "The Walking Dead", will Chum bite? Then, Corey is too cool when a "Rock n Roll High School" poster comes into the shop. Will this deal be music to his ears, or will the beat fall flat? Next, Chum tries to catch an unusual Pok mon card. Will he succeed, or make a ghastly error? And later, Rick and Corey head to the range to check out an 18th century cannon. Will this negotiation end with a bang, or fizzle out?

When a seller comes in with a poster by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, will it make an impression on Rick, or will he bid adieu? Meanwhile, Chum unboxes some 1912 Yale baseball uniforms. Is it a home run, or a strike out? Then, Rick takes a look at a ukulele from 1919. Is this deal music to his ears, or is the seller just stringing him along? And later, Chum, Rick and Jake head to the track to test out a restored Track Rabbit go-kart. Will it run smoothly, or be a bumpy ride?

Rick and Corey race to San Diego to take a spin in the classic car Hell's Chariot, from the movie Grease. Is the flaming hotrod the one that they want, or will they "drop out" of the deal? Then, Chum takes a whack at a Punch-A-Bag game once played by Jack Dempsey. Will he score big, or will he get KO'd? Meanwhile, will Rick see red when he hears the asking price for a set of University of Alabama school rings? And later, will a set of Three Stooges trading cards have Chum laughing all the way to the bank, or will his offer be a slapstick in the face?

A customer walks in with a 'Tommy Boy' poster signed by Chris Farley. Later, Rick and Corey check out a hand cannon from the 1600s.

Rick takes a swing at a Honus Wagner baseball card. Chum strums a custom Fender by popular guitar maker John Carruthers.

Things go nuclear when a Japanese Godzilla toy hits the counter. Later, a 'Johnny Drama' whiskey bottle tries to join Chum’s entourage.

When Rick and Corey discover a newfound love for an old Buick Roadmaster, will they be able to rev up a deal? Then Chum checks out a doll and volleyball signed by Tom Hanks. Can this be a successful toy story, or will the negotiations be cast away? Next, when a physical bitcoin comes into the shop, can Rick bank a sale, or is the asking price crypto-nite? And later, Corey tries to cut to the heart of the matter when a samurai sword lands on the counter. But will he be able to carve out a price that makes everyone happy?

The shop travels back in time when a map comes in from the late 1800s. Will Rick be able to navigate these negotiations, or will the seller take a hike? Then, Corey spots a killer Mustang for sale. Will he pony up the cash, or drive off without a deal? Next, Rick takes a ride to check out a collection of transistor radios. Can he tune into the right price? And finally, when Chum and Rick get their hands on some Magic the Gathering prototype cards, will they be able to enchant the seller?

When a customer soars into the shop with a rare H.G. Wells book, and an astronomical asking price, will Corey shoot for the stars? Next, there's no horsing around when a statue made of turquoise moseys on in. Will it be a yay, or a neigh for Rick? Then, Chum spins over to LA to have a record collection appraised. Did he scratch on this deal, or will their value be music to his ears? And finally, Rick casts his line at a vintage Plymouth 'Cuda muscle car--but will it be enough for its owner to bite?

Chum tries to put his best foot forward when a Nike Lebron sneaker hits the counter. Will it be a slam dunk? Then, Rick keeps a close watch on a seller who comes in with a signed Pulp Fiction poster. Can he negotiate a royale-y good price? Next, Corey might be in over his head when several Jim Henson sculptures float his way. But is there something fishy about them? And later, all that glitters might not be gold when Rick and Chum head to the range to fire an antique pistol.

Rick rocks out when a seller brings in a blazer worn by the Rolling Stones' Keith Richards. Can he get some satisfaction, or will he exile the jacket? Then, Chum brings out his inner warrior when a Japanese samurai mask hits the counter. Will he be able to scare up a good price? Meanwhile, Corey tries to paint a picture-perfect deal when a Norman Rockwell autograph comes into the shop. And later, Rick and Chum head to the range to see a big game gun. Will the duo land this huge deal?

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Unboxing a skateboard signed by Carrie Fisher; Corey has a first-person encounter with "Halo: Combat Evolved"; a colorful vintage Versace collection stuns Chum; a seller brings in a guitar signed by Aerosmith's Joe Perry.

Rick and Chum rack up points testing the merchandise at a pinball paradise; Corey saddles up to a piece of World War II history; Chum sleuths out a sale on a set of Sherlock Holmes books; Rick welcomes Guns N' Roses guitarist, ASHBA.

When a seller brings in a WWF prototype figurine, Chum looks to a higher authority to bless the deal. Will the Pawn Star be ready to rumble or will the seller have him in a chokehold?

Turtlemania hits the shop when a seller tries to pawn a 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figure and prototype; Rick heads to the gun range to test out a deadly 1800s "manstopper" pistol; a model of the Las Vegas Desert Inn hotel.

Rick checks out the only 1933 Double Eagle gold coin for sale; Chum visits Disneyland with a miniature model of Main Street USA; Corey hopes for a big bang when he investigates a tiny Japanese matchlock pistol.

Chum makes a surreal offer on a Salvador Dalí lithograph of Pablo Picasso; a seller brings in recordings of FDR's Fireside Chats; Rick and Chum test out a Civil War primed revolver; a model of the Death Star hits the counter.