'American Pickers' is coming to Georgia and is looking for collections to peruse

Whether you're an antiquer, a nostalgic collector, or a humble hoarder, the History Channel wants to talk to you.

"American Pickers" is returning to Georgia in January, and the network is looking for residents with unique items available for purchase.

The hit show has been on TV for 13 years, highlighting the adventures of the Antique Archaeology team as they travel across the U.S. looking for interesting relics and their one-of-a-kind owners. They buy what they can, will sometimes restore these treasures to their original glory, and then sell them back home in Nashville.

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But it's not just business. The skilled and knowledgable pickers love to hear the stories behind residents' individual items or overall collections.

However, the show's recruiters are looking for private owners, not stores, flea markets, malls, auction businesses, museums, or anything open to the public. Those interested should send their names, phone numbers, locations, and collection descriptions with photos to one of the following contacts:

• Call (646) 493-2184.

• Email americanpickers@cineflix.com.

Those looking for more information should follow the @GotAPick Facebook page.

This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: 'American Pickers' coming to Georgia early 2024