READY TO RIDE Inside American Pickers star Mike Wolfe’s secret Iowa antique collection including high-end motorcycles

AMERICAN Pickers star Mike Wolfe’s secret Iowa antique collection including a high-end motorcycle has been revealed in new photos exclusively obtained by The U.S. Sun.

Mike, 59, owns Antique Archaeology with locations in Le Claire, Iowa, and Nashville, Tennessee.

Mike Wolfe owns Antique Archaeology in Le Claire, Iowa, and Nashville, Tennessee

Next to his store is another building with more antiques

One item includes a motorcycle from his personal collection

Next to Mike’s Iowa store is another shop with even more expensive antiques.

One stand-out item in the store is a Harley-Davidson motorcycle from “Mike’s Personal Collection,” which is not for sale.

A vintage Rosback printing table is on sale for $500.

A small working national register can set a customer back $975.

A red and green Coca-Cola sign costs $5,500.

The items in Mike’s main store include a white eagle statue that goes for a whopping $4,500, a ’60s Japanese dive helmet for $2,400, a 19th-century zinc mortar and pestle with a golden leaf for $4,500, and more.

BUSY BUSINESS

The U.S. Sun previously reported how Mike’s Iowa antique store is constantly flooded with customers, as the antiques seem to be a big hit.

A customer told The U.S. Sun: “Mike always has customers coming in and out of his store.

“It’s a lot of fans who check out the picks seen on the show and buy merchandise.”

In photos obtained by The U.S. Sun, customers could be seen checking out antiques and waiting in line to purchase their items.

ANNUAL SALES
The U.S. Sun previously reported on Antique Archaeology in Iowa’s estimated annual sales.

Per Experian’s Business Valuation Report, Antique Archaeology’s estimated annual sales are reportedly $62,000.

The company’s Business Credit Score is 23, which is “medium-high risk.”

The report claims of the score: “This score predicts the likelihood of serious credit delinquencies within the next 12 months.”

As for the Financial Stability Risk Ratings, Antique Archaeology received a medium risk with a three out of five rating.

The report claims: “This rating predicts the likelihood of payment default and/or bankruptcy within the next 12 months.”

STORE SUCCESS
The American Pickers star’s store Antique Archaeology Nashville has better sales than the Iowa location.

The U.S. Sun previously reported Antique Archaeology Nashville’s estimated annual sales per Experian’s Business Valuation Report are $903,000.

The company’s Business Credit Score is “low-risk,” meaning there is a “good probability of on-time payment,” according to the report.

As for the Financial Stability Risk Ratings, Antique Archaeology received a low risk with a two out of five rating, meaning a “1.11 percent potential risk of severe financial distress within the next 12 months.”

A rep for Mike and Antique Archaeology did not immediately respond to The U.S. Sun’s request for comment.

READY TO RETIRE?
The U.S. Sun previously reported Mike and his brother, Robbie, may be ready to call it quits soon.

A pal of Mike’s told The U.S. Sun: “I don’t know how long the show will last. I don’t know how long Mike and Robbie want to do this. I think they would like to retire at some point. It’s been 12 years.

“It’s a strain on your life. They’ve done this a long time. When they’re around it’s, ‘Ah we’re on the road again. I ain’t got time to do this, I ain’t got time to do that.’

“It’s a love-hate like with any job. Some days you don’t wish you had that job and you could do whatever you wanted. Some days you’re all excited about your job.”

RATINGS CRISIS
American Pickers possibly coming to an end comes amid the series experiencing low ratings.

The July 5 premiere started off strong with 918,000 viewers watching.

For the July 12 show, 803,000 watched, while 713,000 tuned in for the July 19 episode.

Ratings were better for the July 26 episode with 885,000 viewers.

The August 9 episode had 778,000 viewers, while the August 16 episode had 706,000 people watch.