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In this next exciting episode, Rick and Marty Lagina, and their entire team, search the swamp for an alternate entrance into the Money Pit on Oak Island.

In this episode, Rick and Marty Lagina bring a team of divers to the shores of Oak Island to explore the legendary treasure shaft "10-X." What will they discover?

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.

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.

A valuable Stan Winston movie artifact is brought to Yossi; Dominique and Yossi visit producer Kevin Strom to show him a special watch; a couple wants to purchase a unique wedding gift.

Memorabilia from "Batman Forever" and "Batman and Robin"; an original jacket worn by Keanu Reeves in "The Matrix: Revolutions"; a piece of interesting jewelry.

A well-known prop from "Austin Powers in Goldmember"; a familiar person from "A Christmas Story" wants to sell memorabilia from "The Searchers"; an engagement ring.

A client wants to sell a piece of Michael Jackson's wardrobe; Patrick Muldoon brings in a truck once owned by Steve McQueen; a piece that belonged to Elizabeth Taylor; a jacket worn by Barbra Streisand in "Yentl"; Jamie Walters' guitar.

Jennifer troubleshoots the biggest load of her career--a Mini Max Airplane--that tests her patience. Marc doesn't have a minute to spare or he'll suffer huge consequences with this high dollar load.

Roy's truck comes to a screeching halt when it breaks down for the last time while Jarrett delivers a $150,000 restored Delorean to a nit-picking customer.

Jarrett endures the worst load of his career with a carriage too large for his trailer while Jennifer must hire out help to assist with the loading of a carnival ride.

Chris and Robbie do their first "motherload" -- a vintage DC-7 Airplane -- while Roy helps a community to rebuild their homes after the devastating Bastrop, Texas fires.

Chris and Robbie haul an enormous spider to an amusement park with a strict delivery schedule. The precariously positioned arachnid requires reinforcements to ensure its safety, putting the young couple to work.

Jennifer has two days to get a six-layer wedding cake to a reception completely intact. After picking up a Bozo the Clown arcade game, she books it to get to the wedding in time, but when she arrives, the pastry chefs do not like what they see.

"Cowgirl" Jennifer must call Roy in for help with some wild bucking bulls. Chris and Robbie bust their trailer with an overweight houseboat.

Marc goes up against an unrealistic deadline when his truck gives out and Jarrett panics when he is stopped for transporting stolen property.

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.

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

1953 Chevy-inspired bumper car; scores of M16 30-round magazines; reproduction 1940s boardwalk photobooth; aerosol-powered spud gun potato launchers.

1974 death-defying Zig Zag magic sword box, an ultra-rare 1910 poster of the infamous magician Chung Ling Soo, a 1800s naval cane sword and century-old Metlach German beer steins.

Autographed 1960s Bob Shaw Swing Gate tattoo machine; Terry Ives competition 22hp chainsaw; six-foot chainsaw-carved cedar bear.

Vintage Shooting Star carnival game; professional Mixed Martial Arts octagon fighting cage.

For the professional bidders, Aurora is a symphony of minor letdowns and major scores.

In Orangeville Rick and Cindy rock it, Paul and Bogart blow it, and Ursula goes bid crazy.

Brampton is a series of twists and turnarounds, where every locker contains a surprise package containing more - and less – than meets the eye.

It’s round robin mind-games when Ursula outsmarts Roy…who outsmarts Cindy…who outsmarts Paul and Bogart, who not so smartly make a bad decision.

North York becomes an archaeological dig as buyers unearth pieces of the past that could enrich their future.

The competition is fierce on Rick’s birthday, a heated battle that sees several buyers finding items custom made to relieve the stress.

Roy comes to the auction disguised as his long-haired, gold-toothed, crazy cousin Ray. Chaos ensues.

Ursula goes all in for a fashion locker in Rick and Cindy’s hometown of Newmarket.

Ursula puts up with her bossy older sister, Rick takes the reins, Roy calls the cops, and Paul and Bogart lose their sh*t.

One way or another, all the buyers get burned on the hottest auction day of the year.

The father/son team of Paul and Bogart splits up to go locker vs locker in Claireville. May the best Kenny win!

The grand opening of Paul and Bogart’s store finally arrives, but a kink is put into their plans when a new buyer shows up on the scene with money to burn.

In this exciting episode, Rick and Marty Lagina and their partners make a major discovery at the bottom of "10-X." Will the mystery of Oak Island be solved?

As Rick and Marty Lagina return to Oak Island, they discover that borehole 10-X contains even more secrets than they previously thought.

After scanning sonar has corroborated Dan Blankenship's long held belief that a chamber 235 feet down 10-X may contain wooden posts, side tunnels, a chest and even human remains.

Rick and Marty Lagina bring heavy digging equipment to the island and their first target is where a researcher claims the treasures of the Knights Templar lie buried.

After locating the original Money Pit, Rick and Marty Lagina examine an ancient stone carving that may help prove that Portuguese explorers with connections to the Knights Templar are behind the Oak Island mystery.

Mint 1800s French "Harmonica Pistol" and a collection of '90s remote-controlled combat robots.