Pennsylvania First Defenders Civil War Medal of Honor from 1961

Pawn Stars Do America Kentucky: BLUEGRASS BOUNTY (Lexington)
Pawn Stars Do America Season 2 Episode 3
In Lexington, Ky., the team brings a '41 Ford Coupe Deluxe roaring back to life, legendary coach John Calipari assists with a University of Kentucky basketball collection, and Corey and Chum surprise Rick with a present beyond his wildest dreams.
Genres: Reality, History, Special Interest
Network: History
Air Date: Nov 8, 2023

[@Az-sn9ex]

I wished they stop using mark . He doesn’t give a price . Having the experts come and give us a price is why I like pawn stars .

[@Alex_Donnovan]

Mark is a museum person. He cares about history not prices. And he is the best one and with the most knowledge.

[@propanzx924]

2:06 Amish Santa Claus 😂😂😂😂

[@chasebisheimer9997]

1861, not 1961.

[@TheTriplelman]

Yeah, I NEVER met a civil war vet, and I was born in 62

[@adventurek2066]

That could probably worth 2500.

[@johnbertrand7185]

The actual Medal of Honor wasn't created until December 1861 (Navy) and July 1862 (Army).

[@andyc1175]

Whats your point?

[@johnbertrand7185]

Just saying, Also, it's against the law to buy or sell an actual Medal of Honor regardless of what conflict it was awarded for.@@andyc1175

[@Boycott_Wendys]

The original medal of honor was created in Nova Scotia in February of 1755👴🇨🇦

[@johnbertrand7185]

I assume you're referring to a British or Canadian medal. @@Boycott_Wendys

[@Boycott_Wendys]

@@johnbertrand7185 yes man, the original medal of honor 👴🇨🇦

[@crackalackin2]

I don’t think this civil war medal was from 1961…

[@jamieflame01]

It could be if it served a political purpose for an ambitious unconstitutional republican.