Before his death, treasure hunter Roger Miklos believed that he found a modified Nazi U-boat that contained a wealth of gold, artwork and other antiquities.
Adam is given full access to the Wise Foods, Inc. production facilities; just one Jack Links facility transforms 17 million pounds of beef into tasty sticks.
Adam learns how frosty treats are made by the Turkey Hill Dairy company before observing the development process used by Dreyer's to make their various flavors.
A collector has a historic, diverse stockpile; mirco-cars are driven; a farm has vintage toys, petroliana and retro coffins; a pricey weather vane is appraised.
Frank and Mike examine the collections of a fellow work associate and a woman selling her late father's items, and they visit a hippie's unique Wisconsin farm.
In Texas, the guys see a funeral director's neon crosses and embalming table, and men's vintage signs, toys and car collection, and rare telephones and scooter.
In Massachusetts, Frank discovers the holy grail of oilcans, leading to a costly negotiation; hefty prices are paid for rare gems at a mammoth Newport mansion.
With the arrival of his birthday, Frank goes on a picking spree to celebrate; the guys help a woman's dream come true when they honor her deceased husband.