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If you do not wish to be the seller, let us know the name of the person that will be appearing on camera. Please note that you will be the only person to appear on camera. You will be required to fill out some paperwork prior to filming that will include an appearance release and a nondisclosure agreement. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that your item will be sold to the shop. If you have previously posted an online auction listing for your item please remove it immediately.

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Unrealistic asking prices and/or raising the price immediately prior to filming for purposes of being on TV will result in cancellation of the scene and will never be aired on Pawn Stars. You are required to be consistent with the item's asking price as per what we discussed. Hats and shirts with large patterns, prints, stripes graphics or labels of any kind are also not permitted. Please do not wear anything white as it does come across well on camera dark solid color shirts are preferred. The director prefers that you bring sunglasses with you as some shots are taken outdoors. When you arrive at the shop bypass the line if there is one, and let security know you are there for filming - they'll let you know where to go. The Gold & Silver Pawn Shop is located at 713 Las Vegas Boulevard South Las Vegas, NV 89101. Sometimes the crew may run late, so let us know if there is a time you definitely need to leave the shop by. Filming runs according to schedule, so do not arrive any earlier - it will last approximately 1 to 3 hours. Just a reminder - You are on the schedule to film with Pawn Stars Friday June 1st from 7-9am. Here’s a part of the e-mail I got from the producer: Much to my delight, the producer remembered me and made another appointment for me to go in and film. Not to be deterred, I decided to reapply this past summer before heading to Sin City for the 2012 WSOP. It was a missed opportunity, though not to any fault of my own. Unfortunately, production fell behind in the summer of 2011 and my filming appointment got pushed back further and further until I had to leave Las Vegas. Upon showing the photos to WSOP Media Director and noted poker historian Nolan Dalla, he informed be that he had never seen the photos in fact, he couldn’t recall seeing a single photo from that particular final table. In this case, I had three unique photos from the 1972 WSOP featuring “Amarillo Slim” Preston, Puggy Pearson and Doyle Brunson. I then had to submit more information on my items including what they were, how I obtained them, and how much I was asking. In 2011, I applied to be on Pawn Stars through its website and was fortunate enough to get a call from one of the producers. I’ve managed to do so through different outlets including online auctions, antique stores, and by contacting a few individuals who were looking to part with their collections.

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Over the past three years, I’ve been fortunate enough to piece together an extensive collection of old poker memorabilia, most notably some one-of-a-kind photos from old Las Vegas and past World Series of Pokers. This past summer, I found the perfect opportunity - taking vintage poker memorabilia to the hit History Channel program, Pawn Stars. With that said, I’m always on the lookout for opportunities to combine the two. I majored in the former while in college and almost went on to teach high school history, but my passion and career lies with poker. I’ve always been a fan of history and poker. Although I can't reveal too much of the experience because of a nondisclosure agreement, here's everything I can tell you. Preface: I had the opportunity to film for an episode of the History Channel's Pawn Stars over the summer.