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After months of tireless effort, Rick, Marty and the team begin the massive excavation at Smith's Cove and almost immediately strike gold.

New evidence uncovered at Smith's Cove brings the fellowship closer to deciphering the purpose of the mysterious "u" shaped structure and a previously undiscovered formation may lead them to the island's elusive, legendary flood tunnels.

1978 Williams Disco pinball machine; 1898 dice popper gambling device; talking 1990s bar top breathalyzer; deadly fishing harpoon.

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.

1984 Yamaha SS440 Snowmobile that introduced the revolutionary shock absorber suspension; rare autographed 1920s baseball glove; mint Hank Aaron signed baseball; authentic 1950s Robby the Robot collector toy.

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

A gun from a James Bond movie; a local musician brings in a Gold Record from the disco era; a Beverly Hills personality has an outfit that was worn by Elizabeth Taylor in "Cleopatra" she would like to sell.

A man brings in the full Rocky attire that Sylvester Stallone wore in "Rocky"; Yossi visits his good friend Gina, a collector of movie memorabilia and Gina shows Yossi and Cory a dress from the movie "A Place In The Sun" worn by Elizabeth Taylor.

Yossi and Dominique visit Diana Roque Ellis’s home with a gorgeous piece to help rebuild her collection after a traumatic incident. A wacky lady attempts to sell a very interesting Austin Powers artifact that leaves Cory and Yossi shocked.

An eccentric woman with an interest in the occult tries to offload a selection of antique jewelry; Yossi tries to bargain with his ex over a diamond bracelet; a treasure from the set of "Jurassic Park"; an old rocking chair.

Roy, the "Handyman", busts out some serious loading skills for a dining table made from a '57 Chevy and a huge, vintage penny arcade sign. Chris and Robbie pull their heaviest load to date.

The pressure is on when Jennifer has to help package and transport a model ship, 10 years in the making while Jarrett gets creative to load up a crate of priceless dinosaur fossils 65 million years in the making.

After Jarrett books a load of monkeys, he learns why they say "never work with kids or animals" --while Marc delivers a load for a Vegas magician and we watch more than his patience disappear.

Chris and Robbie convert one of their rigs to run on veggie oil and end up making a bet with the shipper--beat the tight, cross-country deadline and do it all on free grease.

After almost losing his load, Roy's forced to ask Jennifer for help, but gets more than he bargained for when her "favor" turns into etiquette lessons.

Marc's on the sidelines with big rig repairs until his buddy joins in the bidding ... but everyone else gets the last laugh when he's forced to rent a box truck.

Chris and Robbie book an easy one day run North of Nashville, but when a bride-to-be insists on coming along, things go just south of hell from there.

Marc's buddy, Johnny Chavez finally wins a load, but his day in the sun will be overshadowed when Marc pranks his run.

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.

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.

Tempers flare and prices soar as the buyers confront aggressive guest auctioneer Jeff Schwartz, aka “The Liquidator.”

Guest auctioneer Patrick Pecker brings “the full Pecker” to the auction, fuelling his longstanding feud with Roy.

Roy suits up in full army gear to declare war on the buyers in Scarborough.

Roy’s paltry gifts are no match for Cindy’s foul mood at the auction in Scarborough.

A mysterious, carved stone discovered at the money pit suggests an early Viking presence on Oak Island and at Smith.

While the excavation of Smith's Cove continues to uncover an abundance of ancient structures, Rick, Marty and the team resume the treasure hunt in H8 convinced more than ever it is the site of the Money Pit.

A shocking new discovery at Smith's Cove suggests that the origin of the Oak Island mystery may date much earlier.

A stunning structure uncovered in Smith's Cove perplexes the brotherhood like never before and at the Money Pit, the team finds evidence they may have discovered the legendary box believed to contain the Oak Island treasure.

A frightening development at the Money Pit threatens to halt the search indefinitely.

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.

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