Pawn Stars: TOP 15 SWORDS & SABERS *RARE BLADES COMPILATION*

Watch as the crew appraises some of the biggest, rarest, and most expensive swords and sabers, in this Pawn Stars compilation.

0:00 – Dana White Buys 1600s Japanese Katana
4:56 – 19th Century European Swords
7:55 - Scissor Katar
14:04 – Philippine Insurrection Bolo Knife
20:27 – Chumlee’s Ninja Training
22:35 – Japanese Royalty Sword
25:15 – Antique Russian Saber
30:34 – John Wayne’s Sword
37:13 - 1800s Japanese Lord’s Katana
42:08 – 1500s Samurai Sword
48:37 – Koeda Ishida Katana Sword
52:55 – One of a Kind Wooden Samurai Sword
57:51 – Yatsutsugu Imperial Samurai Sword
1:08:26 – Japanese 1860s Samurai Hat
1:12:52 – Modern Made Ryumon Sword

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"Pawn Stars" follows three generations of the Harrison family as they assess the value of items coming in and out of their Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, from the commonplace to the truly historic.

[jallen]

42:13 poor camera guy was distracted 😂😂😂

[ishadezzl]

The fact that Rick said the woman UNDERBID instead of jumping at the chance to take advantage of someone's ignorance is awesome to see

[storytimewithunclebill]

Hard to stop Dana White from getting those swords. Was interesting to watch. Great video

[JB-ievo]

I really wish they’d do follow up episodes about when they sell the items! Could be a whole spinoff!!

[loveofmangos]

Chum said Samurai are there to serve the Emperor. That sword in the 16th century the Samurai didn't care about the emperor. They served the Shogun. The Emperor had no power until the Meiji Rebellion.

[Migzter]

I just love Chum’s story arc. From a bumbling joke of a man to a chill dude who knows more than he lets on.

[chickenchauffeur]

10:22 "I'm assuming i'm gonna get 100 bucks outta this thing" <--to customer
11:54 "I think i'll get a couple hundred bucks for it" <--to the old man

[ToIsleOfView]

These are really great stories. The history, interaction, and negotiation are classic salesman behavior.

[kevinprior]

it is impossible not to love Chum... he just does thing without thinking.

[Strummie]

9:32 might be my favorite spot out of this entire series. There’s something about the magical music that makes it extra hilarious.

[traveldude]

I really like Alex. He just has such a nice vibe and is legit excited for the antiques he appraises.

[chriswilson]

It was refreshing to see the guy with the John Wayne sword act so reasonably. Normally when told the item is worthless the customer starts acting daft like they know more than the expert.

[ahha]

"What? You sold my freakin swords? You mad?"

1 minute later "Oh sir you can have all of my swords in this tiny little shop please"

[watchdealer]

Still waiting for a Pawn Stars Forged in Fire crossover!

[MrBigrog]

That was really cool of Rick. He’s not a greedy guy and proved that with giving that woman more than what she anticipated. Good man!!!!

[arkadikharovscabinetofcuri]

Mike is the greatest… his attention to the kami involved is phenomenal….I wish I could be so good.

[cruxdeluxe]

1:06:15 - Mike: "Here's how you hand someone a sword, to show trust and respect."

1:07:19 - Corey: "Here, hold this for me."

Savage, dude.

[TheLoneRider_]

When Chumlee said " its pretty old, its pretty nice, definitly been used... probably beheaded an out of line boss once or twice in its time" 🤣

[txflood]

"I'd like to sell this sword because, my wife... when she's angry at me, she *looks* at it." Good call mate.

[angrbr]

I generally prefer later season “smart Chumlee”, but god help me, Chum with that Scissor Katar is pretty epic. I lost it when the Old Man said he wasn’t going to pay Chumlee’s workers comp 😂