List of Auction Hunters episodes

Ton and Allen head to auctions in the desert town of San Bernardino. Ton scores a deadly 19th century British Pepper-box handgun and tests it at the gun range. Allen wins a unit for $1 and finds a fully functional pre-WWI train set.

Ton and Allen bid on units in downtown LA and uncover a ‘70s German H&K P7 pistol and a rare copper cash register.

Allen encounters some old rivals in the Valley. Ton and Allen uncover a Depression-era “Art Case” slot machine, a custom minibike and a Wild West 1880s Colt Peacemaker.

Allen and Ton venture out to storage auctions in the heart of a mansion-lined Los Angeles neighborhood. Allen first discovers a vintage Maui Blue of ‘70s Fender Stratocaster. Later, the guys find a rare 1936 Schwinn Autocycle.

In a small beachtown’s storage unit auction, Ton and Allen run into an old rival. They win a vintage GMC truck and also uncover one of the first upright coin-operated Coke vending machines.

Ton and Allen travel to Hollywood and uncover an arsenal of antique weapons: Civil War-era black powder muskets, ceremonial Masonic swords, a samurai sword, and a polygraph machine to boot.

A rare baseball card, a classic jukebox and an early model CD player are among items found by Allen and Ton in their auction wins.

A single unit auction yields a 1940s Kissometer arcade game, a 1901 Winchester 10 gauge shotgun and a seemingly antique crossbow.

A 1970s NASA countdown clock, a 1960s Delta relay rocket, and an all-terrain hovercraft are featured.

An 1880s Palm-Squeezer pistol, a Western Electric telephone from the 19th century and an ATV are examined.

An 1897 Regina music box, an Addictor 190 mini boat and a Thomas Edison gramophone from 1905 are examined.

A 1978 pinball machine, a vintage Breathalyzer and an 1898 gambling device are featured.

A Ms. Pac-Man arcade machine; a Harley-Davidson engine, 1958 frame and other motorcycle parts; and an Air Jordan vintage collection make Allen and Ton a good profit.

A 1984 Yamaha SS440 snowmobile; a baseball signed by Hank Aaron; a toy Robby the Robot from the 1950s.

A Victorian-era metal casket; glass fire grenades from the 1870s; a Chicago fire alarm call box from 1896.

An 1890s treasure chest with secret compartments; a dynamite detonator box from the 1930s; Ton forges bricks of silver by smelting jewelry.

An 1897 Winchester pump-action shotgun and big-game taxidermy are among the valuable finds.

Ton and Allen head 225 miles north of Dallas to the largest storage auction in the country: 800 containers that day. Their main competitor is a lookalike of George W. Bush, whom Allen nicknames "W". They buy 11 units, one of them a companion to one bought by W. A grandfather clock pendulum is traded to W in exchange for some firearms. They also find rare slot cars, antique crystal, and a large collection of firearms in immaculate condition. In this collection of firearms they find a high-end over/under Browning shotgun with a gold-plated trigger, an automatic .20 gauge. They talk to gun expert Jeanie Almond AKA "Mama Shotgun" about their find. This was the most profitable outing yet.

The guys find an 1890 humidor, a gun barrel for a World War II-era M3 Stuart tank and an antique safe in Worcester, Massachusetts.^[1]

Ton and Allen buy two units. One contains a collection of vintage cameras, the other is full of radio control equipment, including two large airplanes. Ton crashes one of planes that the potential buyer values at $600, but the other, a top-of-the-line jet, goes for $9000.^[2]

A 1940s–50s Schwinn tandem bicycle, assorted bicycle parts (one valued at $800), and a black powder bomb lance whaling gun from the 19th century are found in two units in Boston.^[3]

In an industrial area of Los Angeles, the pair get a 1981 Bobcat 743 front loader, which they unload for $6,500, and a World War I trench mace.^[4]

The guys go to Dallas, where they find a handcrafted cowboy saddle and a working military cruise missile jet engine, which they sell for $8,500.^[5]

The guys sell a 19th-century French "knuckle duster" (a gun, knife and brass knuckles all-in-one weapon) for $4,200, a George Rodrigue original trademark Blue Dog painting for $8,250, and various collectibles, including an autographed Raging Bull movie poster.^[6]

The guys find a 1970s Z-Flex Jimmy Plumer Poolrider skateboard and a collection of bulletproof vests and ballistic SWAT helmets.

The guys head to Las Vegas to acquire a Zig Zag magic sword box, 1910 poster of Chung Ling Soo, a 19th-century naval cane sword and German beer steins.

The guys head to Anaheim Hills, CA and discover a 1970s El Toro mechanical bull, WW II-era banjo; and a collection of 19th century handcrafted hunting duck decoys.

The guys head to Las Vegas, NV and discover a bumper car designed to look like a 1953 Chevy, M16 rifle magazines, a photo booth and a set of potato guns.

The guys head to Oxnard, CA and discover a 1940s embalming pump, one of the first electric bone saws and a custom-built shark cage.

The guys head to a container auction in Whittier, CA where they take on a former business partner of Allen. They discover a mint 19th century French harmonica pistol and a collection of 1990s remote controlled battle bots.

The guys head to Palm Springs, CA and discover a 1970s sandrail and a 1965 replica Mustang pool table.

The guys head to San Diego and discover a 1950s pitching machine and a 1980s Jaws of Life tool.

The guys are back in LA and discover an autographed 1960s tattoo machine, a competition chainsaw and a six foot chainsaw-carved cedar bear.

The guys travel to a container auction in San Diego discover a laser tag system used for military training and refurbish a 1970s Fighting Chair.

The guys head to an early-morning auction in Stanton, CA and discover a vintage Shooting Star carnival game and a professional Mixed martial arts octagon fighting cage.

The guys head to an auction in Los Angeles for a live auction. They have one hour to buy one or more containers, and sell the contents to an already present group of buyers. After this one hour, Spike will double the money Ton and Allen make and donate this to the IAVA.

The guys discover a 1930s Rickenbacker electric guitar, a replica Dr. J ABA basketball jersey, a 1980s boombox, a 1920s safe and a 17th-century wheellock gun.

The guys head to Alaska and for a conex container auction discover two seaplane pontoons and a pair of revolvers: a .44 Magnum and a Smith & Wesson Model 500.

The guys head to Wasilla and discover an ARGO 8x8 amphibious ATV and an air percussion hammer.

The guys head to Covina and discover a 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu muscle car and a World War II Liberator gun.

The guys head to Burbank and discover a 1940s Rock-Ola shuffleboard table and a racecar made out of a P-38 belly tank.

The guys head to New Orleans and discover a pair of early 19th-century flintlock duelling pistols and a vintage airboat.

The guys head to a container auction in Ventura, CA and discover a basket and burners for a hot air balloon from 1984 and an 1880s German single-shot rifle.

The guys head to Glendale, CA and discover a 1940s Zildjian cymbal and a PyroDigital controller for large-scale firework displays.

The guys head to Moreno Valley, CA and discover an 1871 Snider-Enfield rifle with matching cutlass bayonet and a 1960s Brunswick pinsetter machine.

The guys head to a container auction in Pasadena, CA and discover three first generation Segways and an enormous punt gun.

The guys head to a silent auction in North Brunswick, NJ and discover a 1960s skeet throwing machine and a 1900s (decade) Brewster brougham.

The guys head to Panorama City, CA and discover a 1975 Kawasaki Mule 500 golf ball picker and a 19th-century M1851 Kammerlader made for the Swedish Navy.

The guys head to Washington, D.C. and discover three Krugerrands, a 1970s concrete pump and an 1863 Starr revolver.

The guys head to Baton Rouge, LA and discover a 1900s (decade) barber chair and a pair of racing lawnmowers.

The guys head to Riverside, CA and discover a 19th-century cemetery gun and a monowheel.

The guys head to Arlington, VA and discover a reproduction falcon cannon and a 1965 Dnepr Russian military police motorcycle.

The guys head to Littleton, CO and discover an EIMCO Rocker Shovel Loader, Model 12B and a model rocket.

Ton and Allen get a surprise second chance after nearly getting shut out in the small town of Palmer. They uncover a motorized railroad maintenance car from the 1960s and a pre-WWI Japanese semi-automatic pistol.

Allen is late to the auction, leaving Ton to battle a feisty female auction buyer on his own. The guys find a fully functional flamethrower and a rare hand-carved bow and arrow set from South America.

Ton and Allen have to get aggressive when they encounter a towering opponent with a mountain of cash. The guys uncover a vintage ice resurfacing machine and an Olympic biathlon rifle.

Ton and Allen duke it out with a local thrift store gang at a Brooklyn storage auction. The guys discover a classic arcade redemption game and a mid-century water cannon designed to fight towering infernos.

Ton and Allen head to an auction in Ton’s hometown and end up battling with a big-mouthed buyer. They discover a pair of tranquilizer dart guns and also end up fighting with a K9.

Ton and Allen jet to the Hawaiian islands where they’re joined by a feisty new female assistant. The team uncovers a pair of James Bond-style gadgets designed for high-speed underwater travel and a vintage sled used to race down the side of volcanoes in a death-defying Polynesian extreme sport.

Allen & Ton enlist an assistant, Carolyn, and Allen’s Hawaiian buddy, Junior, to help them battle local buyers. The guys find a WWII-era motor scooter and a stash of antique Polynesian tattoo tools that get used on Ton.

The Auction Hunters team goes on the attack & ends up on a collision course with a hardened veteran auction buyer. They uncover a collection of speedy off-road vehicles and some hardcore heavy metal from the turn-of the-century.

The Auction Hunters team goes toe-to-toe with Ton’s "evil twin". They find a medieval catapult designed for storming castles and Ton uncovers a hidden collection of gold bars worth thousands of dollars.

In this new chapter, Ton and Allen have opened a pawn shop and, up to their necks in debt, head to an auction in Covina where a call from Big Sis causes them to lose an upgraded quad. They visit an old friend to sell a box of old ammunition and a collection of football helmets turns out to be worth more than they seem.

Ton and Allen race back from an auction to purchase a rare comic valued at over $100,000. The guys uncover a Samurai sword used for ritual suicide and Allen lives out his childhood fantasy of becoming a knight.

The guys take Big Sis to her first auction - and when things get ugly, she becomes their secret weapon. Ton tests out a "blob" and Allen gets shot with a riot gun.

Ton and Allen end up in a turf war at a Hollywood auction and at odds with each other over whether to gamble on what could be an antique slot machine. Allen attempts to fly a jetpack.

Ton and Allen quarrel over bidding strategy at a rare auction on Catalina Island and must race against the clock to unload a one man submersible that could be worth big money... if they can make it work.

When an injury sidelines Allen, he stays at the shop while Ton takes Big Sis to the auction and goes rogue, ignoring Allen’s advice and making risky purchases that could lose the partners a boatload of cash. They uncover a land yacht and a fully automatic paintball machine gun.

When a group of thugs try to bully Ton and Allen out of a Chinatown auction, the guys fight back, leading to a violent showdown and the discovery of both a rare Bornean blowgun and special effects wire harnesses.

With a motocross bike and a rare stock whip up for grabs, Ton and Allen face one of their toughest competitors yet: their former employee Carolyn, who knows all their tricks, has money to burn and is out for revenge.

Ton and Allen battle a pair of vicious female auction hunters who have an axe to grind and bid based on spite rather than strategy. And a gatling gun & suit of armor are worth much less than the guys expected.

In Philadelphia, the guys face a shady bidder with inside information and former NFL star Vince Papale in a battle for a vintage football passing machine and a colonial musket that could be worth huge money...if it’s real.

A friendly competition with former employee Carolyn turns into a vicious battle for a 1968 Corvette Stingray, giving Carolyn the last laugh. Allen tests his Ninja skills with an antique sickle weapon.

Two fierce opponents best Ton and Allen at the auction, leaving the duo in the lurch with a “trash unit” and little chance of breaking even for the day. And Ton gets tazed.

The pressures of running a shop are taking a toll on Ton and Allen and not even the discovery of a stunt-man's fall bag can ease the tension. When things get heated, Ton abandons the partnership and leaves town.

Allen takes out Elle his new partner to her first storage auction. Ton is still on indefinite leave and works on his truck in the desert with a childhood friend. Allen realizes that running the shop without Ton is tougher than he imagined.

Allen and Ton arrive at an auction separately, but a common enemy might cause them to join forces. Will the discovery of pro go-karts be the vehicle that brings them back together? Or is this the end of Haff Ton Pawn?

Ton and Allen head to auction while the shop employees throw an Appraisal Event. Both plans go bust and the guys hit a yard sale. Hopefully some antique racquets and a special effects box will be enough serve up a profit.

After a tough auction, things get worse when the shop’s landlord wants to talk to the guys. Ton tries to negotiate with him while Allen has to put an experimental powered parachute to the test to save the day’s profits.

When a ruthless storeowner seems hell-bent on stopping Ton & Allen from scoring new items in Santa Barbara they fight back. The guys uncover a rare antique air-gun and a vintage wooden boat built for speed, if it floats!

When their truck breaks down, Ton and Allen lay it all on the line to raise money to fix her. They score a Foosball table, Tommy Gun drums and to Ton’s delight, a treasure trove of Twinkies, but will it be enough?

The guys battle it out with their fierce former-employee, while a shill bidder threatens to ruin the day. When all hope seems lost, a set of monster truck tires and a mystery box are their last chance to come out on top.

Ton and Allen face their toughest challenge yet when two old rivals join forces. The guys dig up an off-road motorcycle and a pair of net guns, while the staff clashes with mystery shoppers back at Haff Ton Pawn.

Allen heads to an auction with Elle, while Ton and Big Sis revamp the shop to help bring in more customers. Allen unearths a Ouija board and a set of antique basketballs, and goes toe-to-toe with an NBA Hall of Famer.

Ton and Allen hit the road for Nashville, where they rumble with a band of tough, high-bidding bikers. The day explodes when the guys discover a 37 millimeter anti-tank gun and a cowboy’s rodeo saddle.

Big Sis delivers some bad news at an auction in Long Beach. Then, Ton and Allen discover a tomahawk, a dunk tank and a rare firearm.

Ton and Allen get taken down by a fierce opponent, but a twist of fate keeps them in the game. Uncovered items include a Geiger counter and some NASCAR tools.

Ton and Allen face off against Carolyn, and find a special-effects machine used for stunt work. Then, the guys decide the fate of the shop.

In the Season 5 premiere, Ton and Allen start the next chapter of their careers by uncovering a WWII firearm and a cosmonaut space suit.

The guys go head-to-head with Carolyn as Ton battles a bad back. When negotiations to sell a stunt ramp hit a rough patch, Allen faces a tough decision.

A last-minute auction proves challenging as the guys go up against a cowboy couple and come away with a 3D printer and a grappling-hook gun.

An auction turns tough when a buyer tries to take it all. After some losses, the guys emerge with a state-of-the-art food truck and an off-road rock crawler.

The guys hope to save their beloved bread truck as they visit an auction and find an industrial grinder and a classic Chevy.

The guys arrive late to an auction and uncover vintage bear traps and a collection of street art possibly belonging to graffiti artist RISK.

The guys head to Hollywood for an auction and face a new competitor with a seemingly endless cash flow. After they find a triple-barrel shotgun and an antique camel saddle, Allen confronts a childhood fear.

Ton and Allen hit New Orleans, where they battle locals at a tough auction and wind up with the contents of a Mardi Gras unit.

In Louisiana, Ton and Allen meet some salty locals at a shipping-crate auction, then land a bass-fishing boat at a boat auction

The guys visit Ton's sister in Missouri for some rafting and relaxation, but they also check out a fast-paced live auction, where they score a ballista and an anvil set.

CJ seeks to disrupt Allen's search for serenity at a storage auction. Then, the guys head to a live auction where they uncover an unusual Marilyn Monroe statue, an industrial water slide and a bed of nails.

Ton works on their new truck as Allen heads to an auction where he finds a sword collection and some falconry gear.

A weekend auction sees the guys go up against some newbie buyers for a rickshaw, a wrecking ball and blast detonators.

A tough group of bidders team up to take down Ton and Allen at an auction. After a couple of wins, the guys try to sell a Native American arsenal and some vintage carnival gear.

The guys try to authenticate props from the movie "Titanic"; Ton faces off with a rattlesnake during a snakebite-kit sale; Allen carves up some ice while selling chainsaws.

Glassblowing tools, autographed baseballs and a hockey-puck launcher are among the finds when the guys get stuck sorting through a unit they didn't want.

The guys find RC race boats and a unit filled with whiskey at an auction in Allen's old stomping grounds.

Allen misses his morning coffee, but he's rejuvenated by the discovery of a wrestling ring and some vintage animatronics.

The guys go all-in for an electric car, then hope to pay for its overhaul with a brewing system and some high-end air rifles.

The guys land a custom drift car and a luxury-antiques unit that could hold a one-of-a-kind pistol.