Garage GOLD — Season 6

Kraig Bantle and his crew are surprised to find items they've never seen before, including two boxes full of exotic insects. Rare vintage Transformers keep things on track, and a trip to an expert appraiser leads to a place where Kraig never expected to find himself.

The promise of 100-year-old items lures Kraig Bantle into a garage stuffed with historical discoveries. Two potentially antique swords from Toledo, Spain might be worth a small fortune, but the crew is nearly speechless when they uncover artwork signed by Andy Warhol.

The team examine ten rooms packed with a range of items, including china crafted from bones and a gold-leafed copy of the Constitution.

The team encounter odd finds, including dogs dressed like humans and a condominium designed for chickens.

The team uncover antiques, sports paraphernalia and several items worth big money.

The crew uncover a famous board game written in a foreign language and a set of uranium glass, but Kraig comes across a big find in an item worth $5,000.

Iconic discoveries abound as Kraig unearths an item from the Titanic, KISS Army action figures and a research microscope used by Kodak.

Big surprises surface in a small space as Kraig uncovers a rare Vendo Coke machine; 1950s memorabilia; sports pennants from teams no longer in existence; and more.

Vintage toys are uncovered, including a Lionel train set, which could mean big bucks for the team. Also: a vintage Barbie playhouse; and Austin Healey roadster; and more discovered.

Kraig cleans out a cluttered basement that hadn't been emptied since the Great Depression and makes several shocking discoveries, including an odd government gadget.

Kraig cleans an eclectic garage and finds an item that shoots off sparks; an invention from a mad scientist; and a large remote control airplane.

Kraig heads to the U.K. and unearths war artifacts and makes a unique discovery possibly worth $4,000.

Kraig unearths antiques in the U.K. and finds an item possibly older than the United States. Also: a far-off jobs leads to several cool discoveries for the team.