Pawnathon Canada season 2 premeires June 13 on History Television

From a media release:

PAWNATHON CANADA RETURNS TO HISTORY TELEVISION FOR A SECOND SEASON

  • Premieres Wed., June 13 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on History Television

How much is that rescued piece of artwork by Homer Watson worth? What about that 1979 Les Paul guitar? Find out exactly how much cash these items command in Pawnathon Canada season two (10 x 60) – a series in which Canadians showcase their prized heirlooms, antiques and memorabilia for a chance to cut a cash deal with the best dealers on TV – the Pawn Masters. This season features bigger cash sales, tougher negotiations, even more full-blown bidding wars and a brand-new Pawn Master, auctioneer Alison Ross of Victoria, BC. Produced by Suddenly SeeMore…Productions Inc., Pawnathon Canada season two premieres Wed., June 13 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on History Television.

Each episode of Pawnathon Canada features Canadians and their prized possessions – from historical Canadian art pieces to celebrity memorabilia – looking to share the history of their personal treasures and potentially sell them for cash. First, the items are examined by appraisers who determine which sellers will move on to meet the Pawn Masters – experts who dole out cash for coveted pieces. The most exceptional items receive a Platinum Ticket, which gives the seller a private audience with all five Pawn Masters at once. The Pawn Masters then assess the item with their combined knowledge, and the best pieces produce a full blown bidding war. 

The Pawn Masters include Howard Green, H. Williams & Co., Toronto, ON; Douglas Stocks, Maus Park Antiques, Paris, ON; John Kantymir, Niagara Coin and Collectibles, Niagara Falls, ON; Mark Bradac, The Economy Exchange Pawn Shop, Windsor, ON; and the newest member, Alison Ross, Kilshaws Auctions, Victoria, BC.

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7 thoughts on “Pawnathon Canada season 2 premeires June 13 on History Television”

  1. I have the Louis Dali “Paris” collector plate set of 12. They are each still in their original boxes and have their certificates of authentication.

    I also have the “Arctic Friends” 3 plate collection with 24 carat gold rims.

    I am looking to sell these.

  2. Where is pawnathon canada located and when can i bring a item i have DICKENS 1st ed; master humphreys clock and first francis hodgson burnett signed and sinclair lewis first signed and john galsworthy complete leather first but do not want to wait 2-days to see them
    What do i do to see pawn masters/

  3. I have a trophy from Hespeler Minor Hockey with wayne gretzky’s name on it along with 3 other NHL’ers that won the MVP. in the Hespeler Olympics.
    The trophy I have is the same one Wayne is holding in the pitcher at the Hockey Hall of fame wearing a Hespeler jersey, it is the one that stays in the arena showcase. My Father was the Hockey Convenor at the time of the tournament and recovered it before the arena was taken down. Wayne was 9 at the time and scored 9 goals in the final game to win the tournament. My father was also friends with Walter Gretzky and I am sure I could have it signed on the back, if it would increase its value. I have brought it to the Hockey hall of fame and had it authenticated, not that there was any doubt, but they were not able to tell me that it was worth. All they said is that it was priceless.
    I was hoping Pawnathon Canada would be able help me find out its real value.
    PS….I did bring it to a Hockey card place and they thought between $80,000 and $200,000.
    I would like a professional opinion and perhaps sell it.
    Would appreciate your help on this.

  4. I have a faciebat announced 1721 violin in mint shape would u b interested

  5. I have a womens watch made by J.M mint company 10 gram solid gold bar 14k gold case total 32 grams made 1980 i think J.M. made this watch.and a 14k gold 10.4 grams pendent of a snake with a loins head winds rapped around a sword with white pearls and ruby eyes would you be interested thank you

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