The Greatest Auction

In the programme, AJ Odudu presents a bidding competition where contestants vie for a range of unusual items. The items up for auction include the work of an art forger, a 1904 Leeds football programme, a taxidermied unicorn and a set of 1970s drums.

The series is presented by AJ Odudu, who guides viewers through a lively auction‑style programme. In each episode, participants compete to acquire unusual and often historic objects, with Odudu steering the action and keeping the pace brisk. The core of the show revolves around a series of bids placed on a diverse collection of items. Contestants vie for ownership, each hoping their offer will outstrip the others as the auctioneer calls for higher numbers. The tension builds as the value of each piece becomes clearer, and the audience watches the competition unfold. Among the objects up for grabs are the work of an art forger, a Leeds football programme dating back to 1904, a taxidermied unicorn, and a set of drums that originated in the 1970s. These items span different eras and interests, ranging from sports memorabilia to quirky curiosities, offering a broad appeal to collectors and viewers alike. By juxtaposing such varied pieces, the programme highlights the eclectic nature of the auction world. Throughout the episode, Odudu’s hosting ties the segments together, ensuring a cohesive flow as each item is introduced, examined, and ultimately claimed by the highest bidder.