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Paul Martin's in The Black Country and he's taking on one of the West Midlands most prolific antique experts: Rachel Holland. Ready for battle, Rachel is hoping her local knowledge will shine through and she will earn local respect winning the crown and the bragging rights. In the first challenge, the Accept or Reject round, locals from all over the region bring their antiques and valuables to a valuation day, but only the best items will be put under the hammer. Will either auctioneer be tempted with a Cliff Richard gold disc, a model car collection, or a miniature apprentice chest? In the second round, Paul and Rachel find themselves against the clock as they race around the Old Mill Antique Centre in Bridgnorth in search of hidden treasures that could make them a profit in the sale room. The third challenge is the Jackpot dual round which gives both rivals the chance to bag a big money star lot which could change everything. What surprises await them, hidden in the back of the vans, and who will get to choose first? It's all to play for as the final auction takes place but who will take the crown as the day's winner?

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