Toy Hunter

Jordan gets a surprise visit from DMC the legendary rapper from the hip-hop group Run DMC. Jordan and DMC search for rare 1970s toys for the kids from DMC's charity. Their trip down memory lane uncovers rare finds.

Jordan is attending his first ever Stan Lee Comikaze show and wants to stock up on superhero and comic book memorabilia. His sale goal is $35,000.

Jordan and his sidekick Steve are on the hunt for rare toys for a 3-D manufacturing company to supersize iconic toys. The duo heads to the ToyMan Toy show in St. Louis, MO to test out their luck.

Jordan's gearing up for New York Comic Con, and this time his sales goal is higher than ever - $45,000. He gets a lead on the 12 original Star Wars action figures that could be worth tens of thousands of dollars.

Jordan's on a mission for Mattel, searching for vintage Masters of the Universe action figures. If he succeeds, not only will his collection be displayed at the San Diego Comic-Con, but he'll also land a once-in-a-lifetime client.

Jordan is on the hunt for rare 1980s wrestling figures for Grammy award winning artist, Taboo from The Black Eyed Peas.

Jordan is selling at his first international Comic Con in Birmingham, England. He decides to stock up on both classic American and British TV/film toys and memorabilia.

Jordan was tasked by NFL All-Star, Israel Idonije, to help find a variety of action figures with different amounts of articulation, sizing, and overall playability.

Jordan is on the hunt for superhero memorabilia to display at the Hall of Heroes museum in Elkhart, IN. He hopes to impress the Hall of Heroes founder, and land him as a new client, with a mint condition1946 Captain Marvel.

Jordan is on the hunt for rare Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles memorabilia for Rob Van Winkle, also known as rapper, Vanilla Ice. Jordan takes a chance buying a $1500 pair of sneakers that he hopes he can sell to Ice as well.

Because of Portland's young demographic, Jordan recruits sidekick Travis to help find the best toys from the 90s and 2000s. A $10,000 set of Transformers could be the high-ticket item he's looking for.

Jordan Hembrough discovers a 1965 James Bond Attaché Case that he's been trying to get his hands on for the last year. This Holy Grail piece can sell upwards of $3,500 in pristine condition, but there's a catch to this big find.

Jordan is headed over the border, on the hunt for high priced Mexican versions of American toys.