A packed farmhouse poses a major challenge for Cari and the estate sale team. And, from musical instruments to a 1925 Studebaker, everything's got to go. Cari agrees to pay thousands for the contents of an entire home. But will she make a profit? And, back at the shop, a hopeful collector comes in with an Impressionist painting. But is it a real Degas?

Cari comes up with a strategy for handling two estate sales simultaneously, putting Sharon in charge of the man cave sale while Paula is in charge of clearing the home full of more feminine treasures. Who will win the estate sale showdown? Also in this episode... Cari's dad helps identify a basement full of power tools. And, the appraiser has some surprising news about an old lithograph.

A prolific collector vows to sell off some of his prized possessions and the team sets up a gigantic sale. But can Cari convince the reluctant seller to part with his treasures and adjust his big-ticket prices? Also in this episode... Cari visits a homeowner whose collection is getting too large for her house. And, an old bench gets an impressive makeover.

Cari and her team stage a massive three-day farmhouse sale for a 90-year-old woman who hopes her unique treasures will all find a new home. And, a battered antique table gets an extreme makeover.

Joanne is downsizing and needs to sell everything in her treasure-packed home. And although Cari has high hopes for the three-day sale, Joanne's emotional attachment to her belongings is making it hard to deliver.

Taking on an estate sale for a church, Cari is happy to donate her time and services to help raise money. And with everything from vintage furniture to the pastor's red Mercedes Benz, the stage is set for an exciting two-day sale.