Big Brian and his team uncover a stockpile of hidden treasures in a compulsive collector's house. Vinny digs out two Civil War rifles in the attic crawlspace that go for big bucks and Brian intervenes when a fist fight breaks out over a fur coat. Meanwhile, Anna's quest to find treasure puts her face-to-face with a creature in the basement. And, security specialist Joe confronts a crook with a passion for porn.

Brian has to calm down a furious homeowner after Vinny accidentally trashes some of her inventory. Then, Joe squares off with a squatter and a negotiation explodes into an all out bidding war. And, an 18th century shipping trunk may turn out to be a present day treasure chest.

Brian takes on his toughest job yet in a house that's literally overflowing with junk. But when an 1800's crossbow and an original Roosevelt "Teddy" bear surprises everyone with huge price tags, customers go into a full on frenzy. And when Vinny's big dig uncovers a coffin in the basement, its contents give Brian the scare of a lifetime.

Brian could have taken on more than he can handle when he does a favor for a friend.

Big Brian and his team are in Boca, baby! This could be the biggest sale ever. Museum quality art covers every inch of wall space, but is it all real? With only two days to get the paintings authenticated and one that could be worth over $50,000, the clock is ticking. Plus, the hunt is on when Vinny finds an insurance appraisal for a 4.5 carat diamond ring that's hidden somewhere in the house. Will he dig up the $35,000 hidden treasure or will it be lost forever?

Big Brian and his team are in for some big surprises inside a doctor's house. When Vinny finds a straight jacket and a bone saw he is concerned about what else is hidden in the attic. The team is stunned when a customer buys an electric shock machine to use on his wife. And when a sword from the Civil War is discovered, the big question is...did it belong to Robert E. Lee or will Brian find out it's a fake and have to slice the price?