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This thing is turning out to be a real Frankenstein cannon, got parts from two different eras, and I'm loving the engravings on it, they're some pretty nice work.

Looks like we're gettin' into the nitty-gritty of this antique cannon, seein' if there's any modifications done to make it more durable. Sean's thinkin' they might've added some reinforcement to the inside, just to make it a little more reliable.

Looks like we got a guy tryin' to pawn off an antique cannon for 50 grand. Thinks it's a done deal, but we're gonna have to take a closer look before we can give him a price.

Looks like we're gearing up to fire this antique cannon, and I'm hoping it doesn't blow up in our faces, literally. Rick's got the right supplies and even found a nice antique shell to go with it, so we'll see if it's gonna fire like a charm.

Yeah, we're at the good stuff now. Some guy's about to find out if this antique cannon is gonna shoot or blow up, and I'm guessing it's gonna be one or the other, not both at the same time.

It seems like we got a potential problem on our hands, the guy's got a mortar that's practically begging to be a giant pipe bomb. I'm thinking we should just stick to buying and selling stuff that doesn't have the potential to blow up in our faces.

This guy's got some nerve, asking for 15 grand for some old cannon. He's gotta think I'm made of money, not that I'm made of cash, because I'm not.

Looks like we're about to blow some money on some old cannons. I'm pretty sure Chum's ready to light it, but I'm also pretty sure he's gonna light his hair on fire instead.

This guy's got a story to tell, and it seems his antique cannon's been sitting around for a while. He's talking about the history behind it, and now we're getting into some pretty interesting details.

These guys are just getting to the good stuff now, tryin' to figure out the story behind this antique cannon. Someone's askin' for the lowdown, and I gotta say, I'm curious too, what's this thing's history?

Looks like we got a guy who wants to take this antique cannon for a test run, literally. Guess he's about to find out why they call it explosive.

You know, Rick's got Rob stumped on this one, trying to decipher the Roman numerals on the antique cannon. Guess we'll find out if it's worth anything or just a bunch of old metal.

Mark's trying to get some information out of Rick, but Rick's playing it cool as usual. Meanwhile, I'm wondering what this bronze cannon is gonna be worth, if anything.

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Rick's got that gleam in his eye, thinks he's found a real treasure. These coins are graded by PCGS and NGC, that's like the coin equivalent of a diamond certification.

Looks like we got ourselves a coin collector comin' in here thinkin' he's got somethin' special. He's about to show us a 1797 Half Dollar, which is definitely old, but we'll see if it's worth the paper it's printed on.

This rare 1797 half dollar's got Rick all excited, and rightfully so, it's one of the rarest American coins out there. I mean, we've seen some valuable stuff come through our doors, but this one's a real showstopper.

So we've got this dude who's telling us the story behind these rare coins, and it's like a treasure trove of history. He's got a pretty interesting past, too, apparently did a documentary with Arthur C. Clarke.

Some dude comes in with a gold coin, claims his grandpa had it, now we get to figure out if it's worth something or not. By the way, I love how he's trying to play it cool, but it's clearly a big deal for him.