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The guest who brought the collecton in a pocketbook was left beyond astonished.

The co-founders of 'The Better Bedder' got the partner they were looking for in the queen of QVC.

The seller simply refused to budge and was happy to hold on to the doll for a longer time.

This was rare on the show where Harvey is the one doing most of the talking and shutting people down.

Fans complained that the unusual clue cost the player a chance to challenge for the win.

The founders of xCraft struck a rare and expensive all investor deal on Shark Tank.

The dynamic host finally broke silence on exit rumours, cementing his intent to continue his job.

Despite the loss, the player called making it to the show a dream come true for her.

The painting and a note from the renowned artist, Hovsep Pushman left the expert in awe.

Banking on a bad guess made by his opponent, Ryan Burkett guessed the correct answer and took home a massive win.

While the player, James, didn't get to play his dream game, he aced the one he got to play.

The World War II era sketch was given to the guest's father by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the creators of Superman.

The contestant, Madison, hit the jackpot with less than a second remaining in the 'Race Game.'

Both the contestant and fans believed he stood no real chance of solving the Bonus Round puzzle.

This contestant was on the verge of closing a multi-Shark deal when he thought he could use some extra support.

The spooky item was a great find for the pawn shop, but the asking price was too high for Corey Harrison to cut a deal.

Despite saying that the item was worth a small fortune, the expert was confident about its future.

A fan used a physics experiment to break down the science behind the game and point out that there was a 'big flaw.'

Harrison almost blew the deal for the gold & diamond encrusted ring over $3,000.

Insulted by her refusal to partner up, Kevin O'Leary told Lori Greiner, 'Do not screw with Mr Wonderful...'

The witty host reminded everyone that he’s never afraid to deliver the perfect clap back.

TikToker Madilynn Cameron alleged she was asked her to get a membership to use the self checkout facility at Walmart.

The toy train set from the Lionel company turned out to be a invaluable treasure.

The pawn shop boss, Rick Harrison wasted no time to get the mummy authenticated.

The elderly guest was visibly shaken to learn the value of her prized family heirloom.

In an Instagram post, Drew Goldfarb got candid about his big win, friends he made along the way, and things he learnt.

Ken Jennings accidentally let a curse slip and spoiled a clue — and the goof-up made it to air unedited.

The expert admitted that the item wasn't the most appealing thing to appraise.

'Dad had a good day digging,' expert Christian Beadman told the guest after revealing the value of the sculpture.

The guest brought in a rare Alexander Calder sculpture, but she wasn't prepared for the jaw-dropping appraisal.

Cuban, who initially refused to make an offer, jumped back into the competition.

'I've been begging her for this picture ever since I've seen it,' the guest said, recalling how she fell in love it.

With a $1 million prize on the line, Cindy Koenig fell short on a puzzle that many fans felt was quite solvable.

'You blow me away, you're so impressive,' Lori Greiner told the founders, but still lost to Mark Cuban in a bidding war.

Harris still walked away with a good amount of money and a vacation after the game.

'I have to say that I haven't seen very many of these,' expert Bill Harriman said, before revealing its potential value.

This coin survived the Titanic, but it was too expensive for Rick Harrison to bag.

The guest had preserved her great-grandmother's necklace for 35 years, unaware that it was a rare Louis Comfort Tiffany piece.

Even though contestant Vicki Rowe took the loss gracefully, fans weren't happy with the unsual Bonus Round puzzle.

Even though Rick Harrison made a bold bid for the car that was verified, the guest decided to keep it.

According to the expert, personal letters and a signature from Tolkien himself added to the value of the book.

Chistina and Katie Currie won over $88,000 in cash and two exotic vacations with their stunning performance.

After everyone backed out, the billionaire Shark stepped up to help the founder of Diaper Dust.

Sun kept repeating the incorrect phrase but couldn't identify the error in time.

After almost closing a deal with Mr Wonderful, the founder of 'Simply Good Jars' pivoted hard.

The host thought it was the

Adding to the controversy, the owner of Dr. Mudd's lapdesk asked Harrison for $100,000.

With just milliseconds to spare, Sarah LaPilusa pulled off an incredible Bonus Round win.

Ozark Trail 64 oz Water Bottles were recalled after the lids of faulty bottles forcefully ejected.

The player laughed and giggled her way through the puzzles to win prizes worth over $57,000.