'American Pickers' coming to Minnesota in September

Don't dust off those forgotten attic treasures or brush the cobwebs from that dilapidated bike in the shed. American Pickers is coming to Minnesota this fall looking for rusty gold.

The History channel's American Pickers , nearly 400 episodes deep into its 14-year run, announced on Facebook that it'll be traveling the backroads of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the pickers' home state of Iowa in September, filming new episodes of the show.

In advance of their visit, the team is looking for tips on where they might find interesting antiques and unique personal stories.

Though, as fans of the show know, they aren't interested in stores. They're hoping to dig through crumbling sheds and overstuffed outbuildings. They're taking tips at 646-493-2184 or americanpickers@cineflix.com.

When the show debuted in 2010, it starred Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz — as well as Danielle Colby — traveling the country, digging through private collections for unique items to sell at their Iowa shop, Antique Archaeology, which later opened a second outpost in Nashville.

Fritz left the show in 2020 and has been replaced by a rotating cast of Colby, Wolfe's brother Robbie, and antiques expert Jersey Jon, alternately joining Wolfe on the road.