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American Pickers· Season 26 · Episode 14

The Big Mack

S26E14·10.0·January 15, 2025·1h 3m·History

At a four-generation family homestead in Illinois, Mike uncovers the mother lode of saloon relics and gambles big money on an ultra-rare slot machine. Down the road in Vermont, Robbie and Jersey try to broker a deal with a Mack truck fanatic who's keeping a tight grip on his prized possessions.

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2025First airedJanuary 15, 2025

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