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Amidst financial troubles, Disney hires an ingenious marketing whiz who helps them figure out how to bring their beloved characters off the screen and into the hands of millions. Mickey becomes the first celebrity face to grace a cereal box and from there, the licensing of Disney products becomes a lucrative industry and the gold standard for multimedia corporations all over the world.

Against all odds, Disney turns 27,000 acres of muddy Florida swampland into the world's largest and most visited Theme Park. It began in secret as "Project X," and after being dogged by personal tragedy and construction delays, when Walt Disney World finally opens it's a triumph of imagination, technology, and a dream.

When Rick gets a shot at an original Eastman Kodak camera, can he develop a deal before it's gone in a flash? Next, Corey has a sweet tooth for an unopened box of 1980s Star Wars candy. But when Steve Grad sets his sights on it, will the force be with Corey, or drive him to the dark side? Then, Rick gets reflective when a Rolex mirror comes into the shop. And finally, Chum and Corey hit the road to check out a massive 40-foot brontosaurus skeleton movie prop. Can they bring up a deal, or will the price crush their dreams?

Will a dual take place when a seller brings a check signed by the man who killed Alexander Hamilton to the guys? Then will an annual register from 1776 with a copy of the Declaration of Independence be declared a fake or bring in a fortune?

Mike and Robbie uncover a hidden stash of awesome motorcycle relics at a Colorado property littered with massive man-mobiles.

Robbie and Jersey comb through a homewrecker's massive cache of architectural salvage, and Mike is determined to rescue a trio of dented Porsches.

Amidst financial troubles, Disney hires an ingenious marketing whiz who helps them figure out how to bring their beloved characters off the screen and into the hands of millions. Mickey becomes the first celebrity face to grace a cereal box and from there, the licensing of Disney products becomes a lucrative industry and the gold standard for multimedia corporations all over the world.

Against all odds, Disney turns 27,000 acres of muddy Florida swampland into the world's largest and most visited Theme Park. It began in secret as "Project X," and after being dogged by personal tragedy and construction delays, when Walt Disney World finally opens it's a triumph of imagination, technology, and a dream.

When Rick gets a shot at an original Eastman Kodak camera, can he develop a deal before it's gone in a flash? Next, Corey has a sweet tooth for an unopened box of 1980s Star Wars candy. But when Steve Grad sets his sights on it, will the force be with Corey, or drive him to the dark side? Then, Rick gets reflective when a Rolex mirror comes into the shop. And finally, Chum and Corey hit the road to check out a massive 40-foot brontosaurus skeleton movie prop. Can they bring up a deal, or will the price crush their dreams?

Mike and Robbie uncover a hidden stash of awesome motorcycle relics at a Colorado property littered with massive man-mobiles.

Robbie and Jersey comb through a homewrecker's massive cache of architectural salvage, and Mike is determined to rescue a trio of dented Porsches.

Will a dual take place when a seller brings a check signed by the man who killed Alexander Hamilton to the guys? Then will an annual register from 1776 with a copy of the Declaration of Independence be declared a fake or bring in a fortune?

Amidst financial troubles, Disney hires an ingenious marketing whiz who helps them figure out how to bring their beloved characters off the screen and into the hands of millions. Mickey becomes the first celebrity face to grace a cereal box and from there, the licensing of Disney products becomes a lucrative industry and the gold standard for multimedia corporations all over the world.

Against all odds, Disney turns 27,000 acres of muddy Florida swampland into the world's largest and most visited Theme Park. It began in secret as "Project X," and after being dogged by personal tragedy and construction delays, when Walt Disney World finally opens it's a triumph of imagination, technology, and a dream.

When Rick gets a shot at an original Eastman Kodak camera, can he develop a deal before it's gone in a flash? Next, Corey has a sweet tooth for an unopened box of 1980s Star Wars candy. But when Steve Grad sets his sights on it, will the force be with Corey, or drive him to the dark side? Then, Rick gets reflective when a Rolex mirror comes into the shop. And finally, Chum and Corey hit the road to check out a massive 40-foot brontosaurus skeleton movie prop. Can they bring up a deal, or will the price crush their dreams?

Robbie and Jersey comb through a homewrecker's massive cache of architectural salvage, and Mike is determined to rescue a trio of dented Porsches.

The great pick-off continues as Mike and Danielle continue their team effort to take on Frank and Robbie for ultimate picking bragging rights.

Rick, Corey, Chum and The Old Man try to make big dollar deals for some of the most incredible items related to World War II. The band of bros are on the march, and they will not accept defeat.

Rick, Corey, and Chumlee transform the pawn shop into a time machine and dial up a trip to antiquity. Are the ancient relics that come through the door genuine whispers from history or are they phony forgeries that will cost the shop?

Robbie is determined to buy the granddaddy of woody trailers, and Mike turns to one of the best mechanics in the country to breathe life into a bundle of ultra-rare Harleys and Indians.

Mike stumbles upon a one-of-a kind '39 Cadillac Madam X with a steep price tag. Will he be able to resist? Meanwhile Frank puts it all on the line for a pair of Indian motorcycles. And later in the show, Mike tries to make the math work on collection of vintage motorcycles. Will the boys go big or go home?

Rick, Corey, Chum and The Old Man try to make big dollar deals for some of the most incredible items related to World War II. The band of bros are on the march, and they will not accept defeat.