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Titolo originale: Auction Hunters

Serie TV
2010–2015
30min

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Allen Haff e Ton Jones, cacciatori d'aste, viaggiano per l'America facendo offerte su unità di stoccaggio non reclamate che pensano possano contenere un tesoro nascosto, che vale molto denar... Leggi tuttoAllen Haff e Ton Jones, cacciatori d'aste, viaggiano per l'America facendo offerte su unità di stoccaggio non reclamate che pensano possano contenere un tesoro nascosto, che vale molto denaro: migliore è la storia, più alto è il prezzo.Allen Haff e Ton Jones, cacciatori d'aste, viaggiano per l'America facendo offerte su unità di stoccaggio non reclamate che pensano possano contenere un tesoro nascosto, che vale molto denaro: migliore è la storia, più alto è il prezzo.

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5,9/10

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Allen Lee Haff

Self - Host…

• 2010–2015

Clinton 'Ton' Jones

Self…

• 2010–2015

Laura Soares

Elle…

• 2013–2014

Lucinda Bennett

Self

• 2015

Flula Borg

Self

• 2013–2014

Mandell Frazier

Self

• 2013

William Mortensen Vaughan

Self

• 2013

Craig Gottlieb

Self

• 2011–2012

Libertad Green

Self

• 2013

Frances Green

Self

• 2013

James Green

Self

• 2013

Cassandra Bautista

Auction Goer

• 2014

Cary Wayne Moore

Self

• 2010

Bob Chatt

Military Appraisor

• 2010

Nathan Barnatt

Ms. Pac-Man expert

• 2011

Mark Behar

Bidder

• 2011

Jason Bardis

Self

• 2011

Phillip M. Polite

Seller

• 2011

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chunich

That's what I call good television

I enjoyed watching this on spike TV online and couldn't stop checking out the episodes. While someone might argue this is setup or fake, I don't really care because looking at the things that they found is fun and educate me about the objects and their history. It's really a great learning show to be honest.

The hosts are fine people who don't use foul language, not violent and show appreciation to the *buyers* and seem genuine to me. I have to agree with another reviewer that this is one of the better shows out there these days. And I am certainly surprised that it's from Spike TV but not BBC or some home channel.

Great show!

1opticuscro

Pure Boredom

I watched a few episodes on the History channel... First of all, I want to point out how much I don't understand the rating of more than 5 stars for this, this is something that is so obviously staged, the hosts are some third-rate actors who act so artificially, they are somehow narcissistic especially the Allen one, it is not at all questionable whether everything was staged from the purchase of the warehouse onwards, but at least they could have tried to cover it up a bit, if nothing else at least find interesting presenters who at least know how to act, this way it all seems somehow forced... no I recommend this, it's pure boredom!

2r-aldowaisan

Funny

This is no way real, so basically every storage they buy, they make at least 5k, they never lose, I mean come on at least try harder😂😁 It's for sure acting.

4calbambi

TOO MANY COMMERCIALS

The show idea is enjoyable as well as the main characters but, way too many commercials and always the same commercials over and over.

More commercials than show. Plus the commercials are all about nasty human beings too. Hard to watch shouldn't even be on TV.

lindayeaman

Ton's White Socks

Although I watch and enjoy this programme - one thing that I find truly irritating are those stupid white socks regularly worn by Ton. A big bloke with white ankle socks looks truly ridiculous. What a joke'

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Each episode begins with a text disclaimer stating that Haff and Jones purchase hundreds of units each year, and that only their rarest and most valuable finds are presented on the show. They claim that most of their units end up making little to no money, and that in fact they follow the 80%/20% rule in that they make 80% of their profit from 20% of the units they buy.