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Sheldon Smithens, an antiques dealer, auctioneer and appraiser by trade, and his partner Scott Cozens, a full-time lawyer and life-long picker - scour towns across Canada in search of objects with historical, collectible and pop culture value.

Scott discovers a totem pole at the legendary Blackfoot Truck Stop in Alberta.
Scott visits a collector with plenty of outbuildings but soon discovers it has already been picked.
The guys hope to find some great deals to sell out west in southern Ontario.
The guys go to a 70-mile garage sale in Prince Edward Island that has plenty of treasures and junk.
After stopping in Peggy's Cove, the guys bet to see who will find the ultimate East Coast prize.
The guys come across an old Victorian home while freestyling in Nova Scotia.
A collector welcomes the guys into his home, garage and bar in Hudson, Quebec.
The guys stop at an amateur historian's home in Quebec's Eastern townships.
On the way to Winnipeg, the van needs some mechanical TLC.
An 84-year-old collector in Balzac, Alberta has a property jam-packed with odd artifacts.
Picking their way through Ontario, the guys may have hit the jackpot on a sprawling property full of outbuildings.
The guys are ready to drop big bucks on some treasures in British Columbia.
The guys look through a hangar-sized collection; Henry's retro service station.
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