In order to prove that he can run American Jewelry, Seth takes over Les's supervision duties, while Les watches from the sidelines; however, Ashley fears that he's wearing himself too thin. Her suspicions were proven right when a man sells Seth a "new" carpet cleaner without further inspection, but a clerk later informed Seth that it was actually used and repackaged. Furthermore, on the next day, the store is short on available cash, as Seth failed to get money the day before; worse off, it's a banking holiday, and Seth's plans to have someone get more cash won't work. Also: a man tries to sell designer eyeglasses, but Les informs him he paid too much. A woman complains to Ashley that someone stolen her identity and pawned her stuff, but Ashley informed her that she's not in the system. A widowed woman sells her hospital skeleton, which Les thinks would be cool to have - if the price is right. A woman tries to sell her bowling balls, but her backtalk made them worthless to Les. A couple sells a geiger counter, but they can't agree between themselves on how much to sell it for.
s05e01 - Aftermath
s05e02 - Final Decision
s05e03 - Stolen Gold?
s05e04 - Banned for Life
s05e05 - Rematch: Ashley vs. Tressa
s05e06 - More Money. More Problems.
s05e07 - Les Hunts a Thief
s05e08 - Full Metal Panic
s05e09 - Dirty Tape
s05e10 - Only in Detroit
s05e11 - Black Out!
s05e12 - Gold Battle Begins
s05e13 - Gold Day in Hell
s05e14 - Face Off
s05e15 - Last Man Standing
s05e16 - Family Traitor!
s05e17 - Millionaire Mayhem
s05e18 - Urban Hillbilly
s05e19 - Poachers!
s05e20 - Ashley's Breakdown
s05e21 - Ashley's Aftermath
s05e22 - Devil in Detroit
s05e23 - Cash Money Moron
s05e24 - You're Fired. I Quit!
s05e25 - Kill Em All
s05e26 - Rich vs. Les
The Gold family and their employees never know what to expect when people's personal items are on the line and conflicts escalate.
American Jewelry & Loan is a large, lucrative pawn shop where people bring in everything from alligators to prosthetic limbs. Every pawn ticket has a story and there are over 40,000 stories to tell in this warehouse.