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As the team follows the trajectory of the mysterious stone pathway in the swamp, they discover an elusive piece of Oak Island lore. And Gary uncovers evidence suggesting a treasure was, or is, nearby.

As the team meticulously uncovers the swamp's stone roadway, they hit on the first signs that it could be heading toward the Money Pit.

All-terrain Air Commander Hovercraft, a 1970s NASA countdown clock and a one-of-a-kind 1960s Delta Relay rocket.

Metal Victorian-era burial casket; 1870s glass fire extinguisher grenades; a mechanical 1896 handcrafted Chicago fire station alarm box.

Scale RC Viper FanJet aircraft with a potent jet engine; 1920s Gundlach Korona large format field camera used for photography expeditions. Ton pilots a plane, but crashes and burns.

The 1930s "blasting machine" dynamite detonator box; 1890s treasure chest with secret compartments. Ton smelts jewelry to forge bricks of silver.

The first pump-action shotgun - a Winchester Model 1897; a hunter's collection of prize big game, full-body taxidermy.

1800s black powder whaling harpoon; 1940s Schwinn Town & Country tandem bicycle; a vintage American flag collection that could be worth thousands.

WW2 Stuart M3 tank barrel and heavy-duty tank treads; rare, collectors' 1890 silver inlaid humidor; high-end industrial meat slicer in the ultimate restaurant unit.

Winchester 1886 rifle invented to kill buffalo; collection of 1950s electric Slot Cars.

On this episode of Beverly Hills Pawn, Yossi and Aria get a scary up-close look at storyboards from the classic 80’s monster film “Gremlins”! Then, a friend from a big celebrity family stops by to sell Yossi and Dominique a dazzling gold bracelet.

Yossi and Cory hope to strike a heavenly deal for some iconic movie props – the stone tablets from “The Ten Commandments”! Next, Yossi and Cory have a chance to acquire a fabulous painting of Hollywood sex symbol Raquel Welch.

On this episode of Beverly Hills Pawn, Yossi and Cory come face-to-face with a killer movie prop, Jason’s hockey mask from the “Friday The 13th” films! Next, a customer brings Yossi and Aria what may be a rare early edition book of “Alice In Wond...

Yossi and Aria hope to sell a music-loving customer a very special item for his 50th birthday, original artwork painted by jazz legend Miles Davis! Then, Yossi and Cory have a chance to buy a classic 1963 Ford Thunderbird from a high-end car coll...

Natasha's big rig is in question when she takes on transporting a vintage fire truck to its original home, while Molly and Russell's load filled with Hollywood memorabilia is crate filled with issues.

There's turbulence in the air when Doug attempts to haul a retired airplane fuselage with his truck, as Dwight and Tyesha double book a load of ancient artifacts and a real embalming table in Austin, Texas.

As Dwight and Tyesha tangle with an animatronic T-Rex and chop it down to size, Doug bites off more than he can chew when moving a massive backyard Pirate Ship playhouse.

Molly and Russell get boxed in by the seller of a rare arcade bowling game with his shipping demands, while Tamara's haul of movie statues to Minnesota's largest candy store heats up with a large, flame-throwing side load.

Natasha is amused by her classic bumper car haul but will the ride stay intact on her rig? Meanwhile, Tamara's mini-golf run turns south quickly when the 12 piece pick up turns into a 100 item load.

Molly and Russell discover that the "magic of movies" is just an illusion when they attempt to haul an iconic picture car for a film premiere.

Team Salvage is trying to re-float a damaged yacht. The owners want to keep it and get it repaired. The squad successfully winches it out only to discover it’s leaking and is full of toxic fumes.

Military-grade Tomahawk cruise missile jet engine; century-old handcrafted wild west cowboy saddle; 1960s high roller's gold money.

The guys head to the industrial hub of LA to score some heavy machinery and unearth a 1981 Bobcat 743 Frontloader, one of the first powered by a diesel engine and a trench-defending WWI German Sturmtrupp helmet bashing mace.

1970s Z-Flex Jimmy Plumer Poolrider skateboard with artwork by Doug Smith; Kevlar bulletproof vest, ballistic facemask and a helmet used by S.W.A.T. teams; a pair of 1990s racing pocket bikes capable of going 80 mph.

1870s French Jarre Dolne Knuckle Duster revolver-knife-brass knuckle combo, a rare original George Rodrigue "Blue Dog" screenprint and a 1980 autographed Raging Bull movie poster.

Nearly all the buyers have it out for each other at an auction in Cedarbrae, ON. Cindy almost comes to blows with Ursula, who takes great pleasure in bidding up Roy, who does his best to give Paul and Bogart the worst advice ever.

Roy brings a “Roy-Puppet” to an auction in Brampton, and they’re both very naughty little boys.

Paul and Bogart shoot a low-budget commercial for their store during an auction in Toronto.

An out-of-town auction in London, Ontario gives rise to new treasures and old grudges.

Roy immediately regrets bringing his little brother to an auction in Toronto when all his enemies fall for the charming young man.

Ursula’s private investigator husband spies on the buyers at an auction in Markham.

Bogart finally snaps when Paul buys yet another lousy locker at an auction in Toronto’s Liberty Village.

Life changes dramatically for nearly all the buyers at an auction in Toronto. Except for Roy, who’s still a jerk.

Team Salvage is in the middle of a major beach rescue. But things are not looking good. Christopher the winch beast is bogged, their maintenance van is bogged and the excavator they brought in to toe Christopher out is also bogged.

Team Salvage has been commissioned to remove a giant floating pontoon that won’t float but they keep running into trouble. Team morale has hit an all time low. To make matter worse, Luke’s dog Mr. Bent is sick.

Excitement grows when the team discovers evidence of wooden casks on the mysterious stone roadway, while new research may have them closer than ever to locating the original Money Pit.

With further excavation of the ever-expanding stone roadway, the team uncovers more evidence of a possible maritime connection.

Marty and Gary are amazed when they make a top pocket that suggests Samuel Ball had ties to British royalty.

As the team chases the trajectory of the stone pathway in the swamp, they discover pieces of an English cannon dating back to nearly a century before the Money Pit.

With cold weather approaching and time running out, another discovery in the swamp stuns the fellowship.

1970s El Toro mechanical bull used to train bull riders; silver WWII era banjo; a collection of 1800s handcrafted hunting duck decoys.

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