Chris Kamara and expert appraiser Jessica Forrester are in London treasure-hunting with Maria and Gary. Maria is a former accountant who's originally from Russia and Gary is a sociology professor from South Africa. They met in their local park when they were both out for their daily exercise during the first lockdown, and they're now engaged to be married. With the couple starting a new life together, it feels like the right time to let go of some of the things from their past. So there's no shortage of stuff for Kammy and appraiser Jessica to sort through, but are any valuables there to be found? Maria was made redundant during the pandemic, and she's decided to turn her passion for yoga into a profession by training to be an instructor. She needs £2,000 to complete her qualifications for her career change. But will the sales at auction be enough to help her realise her dream?

Chris Kamara and expert appraiser Kayleigh Davies are in Kent treasure-hunting with Lorraine and her daughter Shelley. Lorraine is a medical secretary and Shelley is a full-time parent. Most of Lorraine's items are heirlooms from her father, uncle and grandmother, with some pieces dating back to the early part of the 19th century. There are all sorts to explore, from vintage instruments to tea sets and family portraits. Much of Lorraine's stuff holds considerable sentimental value for Lorraine. But Shelley is very keen for her mum to have a good clearout and let go of some of it. There's plenty for Kammy and appraiser Kayleigh to go through, but is there anything of valuable to be found? This family have had a tough couple of years and they'd like to raise the money for all three generations to go away together on holiday. But will the sales at auction be enough to help them realise their dream?