Ice Chip Off The Old Block: Jimmie and the team check out a unique snow cone concession stand, as well as a "certified" lock of Bigfoot's hair. (S3, ep 14)

Knocked Up: The staff enter tough negotiations over an African fertility chair, a pair of WWI army knives and a 1971 Fender guitar, Can they get them at the right price? (S2, ep 14)

Jimmie's Last Stand: Jimmie and Tammie bargain for a bronze bust of General George Custer. They also check out a rare Lone Ranger collection and an antique washing machine. (S3, ep 13)

Bird Brains: The team check out an eclectic bunch of potential purchases, including a muster of peacocks, a vintage Monarch accordion and a German First World War Luger. (S2, ep 13)

Pair Of Jokers: A shop regular brings his furry friend into the shop in the hope of cutting a deal. A man shows up with a priceless timepiece once owned by Elvis Presley. (S3, ep 12)

Double-Edged Pawn: Jimmie and the crew check out a classic 1931 Ford Model A Cabriolet, a pair of Union Civil War swords and an an iconic Blue Dog print by George Rodrigue. (S2, ep 12)

A Whole Lotta Jerry Lee Going On: The guys meet the woman at the epicenter of the 1950s Jerry Lee Lewis child bride scandal. They also check out a 1930s rail bus. (S3, ep 11)

Springing Forward: Alarm bells ring when the team check out a 1866 Springfield Trapdoor rifle. Can they trust the seller? Or is this pristine rarity too good to be true? (S2, ep 11)

Jimmie At The Bat: It's a lucky day for the Silver Dollar staff as they check out an antique farming machine, a signed Jackie Robinson baseball and a Harley Road King. (S3, ep 10)

Gone Fishin': The guys are tempted by a gun dropped behind enemy lines during WWI and a 1915 Gibson duel harp guitar. Johnnie and Fred also check out a crawfish business. (S2, ep 10)