A Teco ceramic vase; an autograph book inscribed by the infamous Cole brothers; and a magnificent Tang Dynasty marble lion statue.

From Albuquerque, New Mexico, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW host Dan Elias makes his own discoveries, cruising the Turquoise Trail - a stretch of highway packed with roadside attractions - that wends its way north towards Santa Fe. ROADSHOW experts at the Albuquerque Convention Center spot a number of interesting finds, including a collectible and striking Teco ceramic vase; an autograph book inscribed by the infamous Cole brothers, compatriots of Jesse James; and the most valuable find of ROADSHOW's 2003 tour: a magnificent Tang Dynasty marble lion statue, with an insurance value topping $250,000.