Treasure Detectives
When art, science, and millions are on the line, the Treasure Detectives are on the case. On tonight's episode, Curtis Dowling and his team of authenticators examine an Abraham and Mary Lincoln owned 19th century table as well as a rare 15th century Queen Elizabeth portrait. Are they fake or worth a fortune? »Tonight 9p ET | The Car Chasers
For Jeff Allen and Perry Barndt buying, fixing, and flipping cars is not just a gamble, it's a way of life. On tonight's episode, the team searches high and low for a piece of American muscle and salivate over a rare '65 Shelby Cobra. » Tonight 10p ET | |
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