Go all in with the Pawn Stars when a 1769 playing card with a political message shuffles into the shop. Will Rick show his hand and make a deal or will the odds be stacked against him? Then, Corey shifts gears and checks out a motorcycle that was owned by actor Dennis Hopper. Will the deal go down like "Easy Rider" or will he pump the breaks? Next, Rick lights up when an antique stained glass lamp illuminates the shop. Will he be blown away and make an offer or will he throw shade? And later, three "Charlie's Angels" figurines sneak in. Will Corey be saying "Good morning, Angels" or will the mission be compromised?

Burn rubber with the Pawn Stars when they test drive a 1950s Chrysler Town & Country Newport. Will Corey drive a hard bargain or lack the horsepower? Next, a cubist painting by New Zealand artist Louise Henderson brushes in to the shop. Will Rick get a square deal or will he paint himself into a corner? Then, antique railroad locks from the late 1800s clasp their way in. Will they secure a place in Rick's heart or will he ride them out of town? And later, an early-1900s self-heating gasoline iron steams in. Will it smooth things out with Chum or leave him hot under the collar?