—Hitting the road to visit America's exciting places in search of historical finds and impressive collectible objects while connecting with fans in eight different cities.

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Season 217 of 17 Episodes

Rick, Corey and Chum wrangle some wild deals in the Lone Star State; the guys test-drive a 1968 Buick Riviera, become riveted by a blacksmith's anvil collection, and meet up with NFL legend Emmitt Smith.
Between beach days and dinner with WWE superstar Titus O'Neil, the gang is casting a wide net in St. Petersburg, Fla.; with their experts on board, they'll reel in everything from a '70s pinball machine to a pepperbox pistol.
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.
Rick, Corey and Chum make some revolutionary deals in Boston; the guys have a wicked awesome visit as they check out a Patriot-ic painting, try their hand at rowing, and take aim at a "Brown Bess" musket from the 1700s.
Rick, Corey, and Chum saddle up and head deep into the heart of Texas; in Fort Worth, Texas, the trio unearths a treasure trove including a rare Gretsch White Penguin guitar, a Smith & Wesson revolver, and a Wonder Man comic signed by Stan Lee.
Rick, Corey, and Chum are making big deals in the smallest state; in Providence, R.I., the guys cruise over to a muscle car collection, check out a rare book written by John Adams, and take aim at a harpoon gun.
Rick, Corey, and Chum are hitting the road to look for treasures in Tampa, Fla., helming a crew of experts, the guys will plunder everything from Pokémon cards to Steve McQueen's motorcycle, hoping to make waves in the Sunshine State.
Rick, Corey, and Chum head to Louisville, Ky., to bet on a collection of vintage spirits, a pair of goggles signed by Kentucky Derby jockey Jon Court, and a vintage pedal car in need of some serious TLC.
Rick, Corey, and Chum rev up their engines and roll into Detroit; Rick suits up for some samurai armor and tries to drive down the price of a luxury car collection; the guys check out some Motown memorabilia.
The hunt for deals heats up as Rick, Corey and Chum make their way down to Mesa, Ariz.; Rick encounters a rugged Big Willy Jeep; Chum fangirls over some 2010 Justin Bieber trading cards; Corey is struck by some Napoleonic medals.
Rick, Corey and Chum head to the Wolverines' lair; Rick is struck by a Ford Thunderbird convertible; Corey uses the force to win over a Star Wars action figure collection; Chum scores a jersey signed by LaMarr Woodley.
Rick, Corey, and Chum are hoping to strike it rich in the Mill City, Minneapolis, Minn.; while there, the guys have a brush with a happy little Bob Ross painting, tackle a jersey signed by the Minnesota Vikings' Purple People Eaters.
Rick, Corey and Chum rise from the ashes and start anew in Phoenix; Rick makes a pit stop to check out some rare vintage Americana items; Chum checks out a mid-century modern furniture collection; Corey gets in the ring for some boxing memorabilia.
Rick, Corey, and Chum journey to St. Paul, Minn., where they unearth an impressive trilobite fossil collection; Rick grows a heart for a first edition Tin Woodman of Oz book; Chum offers his two cents on an ancient coin collection.
With the home field advantage, Chum beams at a light bulb trick from Vegas' own Mr. Electric, while Rick kneels to a stool from Queen Elizabeth II's coronation.
Corey, Chum and Rick are back in Vegas and unpacking all the treasures they found on the road and revealing some never-before-seen items.
Rick takes the guys on a culinary trip down memory lane, inspired by many of the places they visited and items they saw including a turbocharged Porsche collection in the Midwest and a massive revolutionary war cannon on the East Coast.

Hitting the road to visit America's exciting places in search of historical finds and impressive collectible objects while connecting with fans in eight different cities.

Rick Harrison, Corey Harrison, Austin Chumlee Russell

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