I worked at the pawn shop for 20 years, so it all comes in all the time. Did you notice a big difference in the kind of stuff you were being brought in 'Pawn Stars Do America' versus what you might get in to shop any given day?

Las Vegas is such a big part of the original 'Pawn Stars,' and it's a town that probably lends itself more to pawn shops than anywhere else. basically a poster-size sheet of 20-year-old Pokémon cards that had never been cut by the machine. It was two sheets of Pokémon. One of them was the first edition Machamp uncut sheet, and the other one, I believe, was a base set theme deck sheet.

What was the coolest Pokémon card you found, even if you didn't necessarily buy it? It was a Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams, a Babe Ruth and a Jackie Robinson, all very low grades, very rare cards. I bought a Robert Oppenheimer medal, which was really cool, something that was given to him, and the collector, he came across it randomly by purchasing some other stuff through an estate sale. We had a 'Magic' card come in for a crazy amount of money, a couple hundred thousand dollars, and I definitely wasn't able to purchase that. We had some really cool TCG cards come in. I love TCG cards, which would be trading card games along the lines of 'Pokémon,' 'Yu-Gi-Oh,' ',' stuff like that. It's a one-off thing where they've made maybe one or a handful of them. A sample means that it was produced for a look and then possibly never produced again. As in some of the stuff that we saw on the road, in Seattle, I love clothing and the fashion, so I came across a really cool sample Chanel cardigan.

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