Collector's Call

Elvis Presley may be the King of Rock 'n' Roll, but Adam Holbrook just might be the king of collecting all things Elvis. After a lifetime of gathering treasures and more than 50 trips to Graceland, Adam and his partner, Mari Guerrero, now share their finds on their popular YouTube channel, and today, they're sharing them with Lisa and general appraiser Kate Martin. Together, they shake, rattle, and roll through Elvis history, from the King's own guitar pick, to a quirky array of Presley-branded grooming items, and even the floor vent salvaged from Colonel Tom Parker's home. Kate appraises Adam and Mari's collection before proposing a trade – unveiling a pristine vintage Presley travel case in hopes it's enough to convince them to let a beloved Elvis item leave the building.

Rick Brewer is not your typical collector. Like most collectors, he loves toys and items from the 70's and 80's and being handy as he is, he loves to restore them to what they looked like when he was a kid. But what sets Rick apart from other collectors, is that he's lost much of his memory, so when he sees an item from his past, it actually helps trigger memories of his childhood that might have otherwise been lost forever. Today he shows us some of his most treasured items including the CB radio he got for his 5th birthday, and the Sky Arrow Set he only had faint memories of-but then searched relentlessly to find a new one so that he could connect to his past. Our toy expert, Joel Magee will put a value on Rick's collection and bring a trade item that'll certainly bring back some fond memories for him, but might not be enough to make a deal.

The hit television program Dallas ended its 13-year run in 1991, and the reboot aired more than a decade ago, but it lives on in the collection of super fan David Goodspeed. Collector's Call visited David at his home, where he has curated thousands of Dallas-related items. Lisa brought along a special guest: actress Charlene Tilton, who played Lucy Ewing on the show. David showed them some of his most prized possessions, including a suit worn on-screen by Patrick Duffy as Bobby Ewing.

Geoffrey Cort may be a big fan of the heroes in a half shell, but his passion for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has grown into a full-blown collection. Now, after decades of collecting, he's taking Lisa and expert appraiser Joel Magee through turtle history, sharing incredible props and costumes from the 1990 and 1991 live-action films, including Shredder's helmet, Leonardo's katanas, and Raphael's trench coat; the original action figure line; and the comic books that started it all.