A&E Announces Jeff Foxworthy’s ‘What’s It Worth?’ & ‘Extreme Unboxing’ (VIDEO)

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A&E’s programming slate is growing by two new titles as the network announced What’s It Worth? with Jeff Foxworthy and Extreme Unboxing, both set to premiere on Tuesday, August 4.

These additions to the summer 2020 lineup are keeping social distancing in mind as the 30-minute What’s It Worth? debuts ahead of the previously announced What’s It Worth? Live which launches this fall. The series sees Foxworthy scour the country for rare collectibles with outrageous price tags without ever having to leave the comfort of his own home.

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Following the debut of the appraising series, Extreme Unboxing will delve into the world of entrepreneurs who buy large boxes at discounted prices, with the hopes of unearthing something profitable.

“A&E has been always been a leader in the transactional programming space and we are excited to bring viewers along on a hunt for hidden treasures in these two new series,” said Elaine Frontain Bryant, Executive Vice President and Head of Programming, A&E Network. “The on-going partnership with Jeff Foxworthy, a one of a kind collector, in both What’s It Worth? and What’s It Worth? Live allows us to expand on the traditional genre with a modern and digital twist. Additionally, giving viewers a look into the fascinating world of pallet flipping, Extreme Unboxing showcases the savviness of these entrepreneurs in a never before seen way.”

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As seen in the promo below, Jeff Foxworthy goes in search of hidden treasures across the country finding out if they hold more sentimental value or monetary value. Ranging from pop-culture keepsakes to historical relics and odd mementos, viewers will be surprised as Foxworthy and a team of experts uncover the personal stories behind the objects in question.

In Extreme Boxing, watch as entrepreneurs put bids on boxes and prepare to unbox the contents which could reveal treasures unseen or some disappointing content. Don’t miss the shocking reveals, catch the teaser below and tune into Extreme Unboxing and What’s It Worth? on A&E this August.

What’s It Worth?, Premieres with two back-to-back episodes, Tuesday, August 4, 9/8 c, A&E

Extreme Unboxing, Premieres with two back-to-back episodes, Tuesday, August 4, 10/9c, A&E

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    OliveCone

    Bring back Live PD

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    CyanMagnet

    very interested in your show, how do you speak with someone about several items i would like to show you. thank you

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    RedCoffee

    Extreme Unboxing- so far after 2 shows this rates below a 0. It's bad, really really bad. Close up shots with 'actors' mouth wide open in fake surprise, stupid frowny faces. If anyone falls for their $$$ claims I've got a bridge to sell you. They must work 24/7 off camera getting all the pieces and parts sorted to see if their Returned Junk in a Box is still sellable.

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    CyanPumpkin

    What are the web pages where the program participants offer these articles? what's your name or what are your social networks.

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    CyanPumpkin

    What are the web pages where the program participants offer these articles? what's your name or what are your social networks.

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    PurpleCocktail

    How do you submit items for review

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    RedApple

    Who was in charge of making these 2 shows there awful bring live pd back

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    BlueFan

    I have a unique ring wondering what it is worth? How do I contact the show?

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    BlueGrapes

    I have Meteorite Want to know what it’s worth also I have a deck chair first class titanic see what that’s worth if it’s real

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    OliveRadio

    I have a ancient platter with hyrogliphics

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    OliveRadio

    I agree

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    RedGoggles

    How do you contact the show about items, I have a few very unique items i'll like to know more about.

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    OrangeRaindrop

    Sure would like to know what it's worth, I have way over 250 L P Albums and a large collection of Horse Statues, do you find buyers for my treasures, ??

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    BlueSailboat

    How do you submit items to the producers to be considered for appraisal and/or inclusion into the show? I have a considerable and very varied collection of eclectic items ranging from an original pinball machine (pre flipper) 1930's, a large collection of American Indian artifacts and collectables, a few high end asian collectables such as very intricately hand carved tables one with an entire village scene carved into the top,

    A book from President Harrison's library which is a map and book of a bay in the Bearing Sea when it was made part of the USA. Comic books, actual first edition novels, WWII newspaper clippings that fill a 1940s era wallpaper sample book, antique and collectable bottle collection, and much much more. I would love to have some of the better items appraised. So how do we get pictures in front of the producers?

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