Sky History Monday

Part two of two. The Golds set up an elaborate sting to catch the thief and hope they have enough evidence to involve the police

Following Joe's arrest, the employees express their displeasure when new security measures are implemented to make sure that no one steals anything

The ladies working the redeem windows all take sick leave, leading Les and Ashley to believe that Seth's new policy is causing widespread discontent

Seth rescinds his invasive search policies for his employees, prompting the women to return to work - but the leader soon wrestles with falling profits

The staff receive complaints from customers that a staff member has been letting customers cut in line in exchange for a tip, and find that Anton is to blame

Seth swaps the workstations for two members of his team. However, Les becomes angered at the situation, feeling that the arrangement was good enough in the first place

Jeff calls in sick, leading to Seth to order everyone to stay away from his desk in any circumstances. He then finds Bobby J in the banned area, polishing a ring for a customer

Mike and Jersey pick a little shop of wonder in the heart of Manhattan. Meanwhile, Robbie chases down the holy grail of brass-era signs

A seller brings a Mr T wall clock to the shop, Rick checks out James Bond's credit card from the 2006 movie Casino Royale, while Corey plays with an Atomic Cannon toy

The Lord of Lancaster asserts his reign by levying tariffs on the 'little people'. Lisa and Kerri stitch together some antique accoutrements

Mike and Jersey meet a historian in Mississippi who maintains an extensive collection of Southern artifacts, after examining them, they head to a historic property in Missouri

The discovery of Saqqara's Serapeum launches a new era as Auguste Mariette helps safeguard Egypt's ancient heritage

Henry takes a look at some of the gatherings that have proved humanity's hazardous history was anything but orderly

Les sells a valuable Breitling watch for $42,000 to a trusted watch collector. His customer does not have the funds, so he gives him the merchandise in exchange for an IOU

Les makes a deal to get the others off his back, but when some interesting animals come through the door, it might be too much for him to resist

With over 40,000 wristbands to sell, stored in 126 boxes, Les decides to sell them one by one, starting at $2 apiece. Seth and Ashley remain sceptical of the idea

Seth and Ashley make a series of bets to see if they or Les can purchase any item that comes into the store that they would otherwise dismiss as 'junk'

Seth notices that Ashley is behaving strangely - either low-balling on, or rejecting outright, various items that she would otherwise give higher deals on

Ashley continues to low-ball and mistreat customers to Seth's detriment, and gets involved in an argument in front of a client over a signed 1970 Detroit Tigers baseball

Mike tries pole dancing when a dumpster-diving artist invites him in. Robbie and Jersey uncover a bonanza of antique signs from the New York City subway

The competitors are tasked with forging signature blades, but with a twist - they must utilise metal sourced from a variety of everyday household items

Mike and Jersey meet a historian in Mississippi who maintains an extensive collection of Southern artifacts, after examining them, they head to a historic property in Missouri

The discovery of Saqqara's Serapeum launches a new era as Auguste Mariette helps safeguard Egypt's ancient heritage

Henry takes a look at some of the gatherings that have proved humanity's hazardous history was anything but orderly

Stepping inside the world's strangest places, where reality bends, logic breaks and some locations truly take the cake

Cameras capture footage of a strange, human-sized egg floating in Arctic waters

Mike and Jersey meet a historian in Mississippi who maintains an extensive collection of Southern artifacts, after examining them, they head to a historic property in Missouri

The discovery of Saqqara's Serapeum launches a new era as Auguste Mariette helps safeguard Egypt's ancient heritage

Henry takes a look at some of the gatherings that have proved humanity's hazardous history was anything but orderly

Mike tries pole dancing when a dumpster-diving artist invites him in. Robbie and Jersey uncover a bonanza of antique signs from the New York City subway

A seller brings a Mr T wall clock to the shop, Rick checks out James Bond's credit card from the 2006 movie Casino Royale, while Corey plays with an Atomic Cannon toy

The Lord of Lancaster asserts his reign by levying tariffs on the 'little people'. Lisa and Kerri stitch together some antique accoutrements