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Can’t help but think these units are quite sad that somebody had to store their entire world in a unit then cannot keep up the payments and looses everything in one failed swoop! 😢
The marbles go with the rocks. Every time they keep a rock, they replace it with a marble. When you lose all your marbles, you know you're a true rock collector.
The "scarf and back warmer", is what they called a wrap or stole made of fox or rabbit even mink (Looks like fox) in the 20s - 50s. Women wore them over their shoulders instead of a sweater. That one looked well made. Worth money.
That's what I was thinking they could probably sell those to a TV show where they have to have the old things to like if they're showing making a 50s movie or even a 30s movie they used to use them the Collectibles to movie sets
I remember my aunt screaming when she opened one of her gifts. Uncle had bought her a mink collar/wrap that went around the neck and down the front. She was so excited to have it. I guess it was the in thing. I thought it looked ridiculous but I was probably nine or ten so what did I know?
I'm sure you've been doing this long enough but as the child of 2 addicts, ALWAYS check pockets. After my parents died and I had to go through all their stuff, I found so much random stuff hidden in pockets.
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus Yes you both really should and Amber was right about what Suboxone is used for . It is a combination of two drugs - buprenorphine and naloxone - that work chemically to decrease the severity of withdrawal symptoms and reduce a patient’s dependence on opioids in the long term . I just saw this comment about this unit ... Pregnant mother lost her life. And the baby didn't make it either. Guy went to jail and here is where his family threw out all of his things knowing he can't pay the rent. Im gonna guess that after losing his partner and his child he turned to drugs to try to numb or forget the pain then ended up in jail . Sadly it seems that when he needed his family the most they werent there . It isnt easy to find a doctor to prescribe Suboxone , not all doctors can prescribe it . it seems he wanted to try getting clean. A very sad story , though if people look there is usually some sort of sad story , trauma , abuse etc that leads to drug use and addiction .
My company is doing house clearances in Germany. We often find jewelry of gold or silver, old money, coins and notes, arts, valuable furniture and lamps, carpets, uniform parts from WW II and I. Sometimes even explosives or dangerous liquids like hydrochloric acid.
The Crown Royal bag didn't appear to me to be rocks per se. They look more like petrified rib bones from some prehistoric animals. You might have found some dinosaur bone fragments. You can take them to your local natural history museum to have them verified. each one could be worth hundreds to thousands depending on what creature they may be from..
I have storage units myself my Brother & Sister. Just a little friendly advice to you both. My day job is an OSHA & HAZMAT Inspector. Please wear proper atire when going through these these unit's and there content. There was ALOT of medication's as well a a scale for drug's! One tiny bit of fentanyl and you both might not be here right now. Medical grade mask's, & heavy duty glove's! You could have got stuck with dirty needles as well! They have really cheap HAZMAT onesies that wouldn't hurt to have on hand as well. Good luck to you both! I enjoy watching you both! Keep up the great work! Much love and prosperity to all!❤❤❤
Oh my goodness!! It's been a long time since I've seen you guys. I've missed you. I lost my wife to pancreatic cancer, and got "lost" for a while. I've had very nice people help me come back to Earth, as they say, and I'm very excited and happy that you guys are still hangin' in there! I enjoyed this unit with you both. Still just as good as before!
Rocks in the Altoid can are jasper. The first bag of rocks looked like chrysacolla, or possible iron ore. Then the round rock with holes is a possible geode. The other round rock was an agate. The crown royal bag held petrified bone and possibly wood. The rocks in the round container looked like mica.
That megalodon tooth is probably worth up to $250. The first rocks looked like they could have quartz which could contain gold ore. Obviously, a small amount of gold but that could be worth a little as well. The long rocks appear to be fossilized bones. Value of them would depend on what animal they are from. Hope you hung on to all of the above.
@@noelsingletary You are obviously ignorant of these two. They have done very well, and are very experienced for their age & the amount of time they've been at this. They do not toss things which could be valuable, and are not "idiots."
@@noelsingletary Sure you did. I comprehended what _you wrote_ very effectively. I see that clear communication through writing is not _your_ forte. You said "Since _he_ obviously doesn't know what _he_ has, _he_ most likely junked all of it. That is the problem with some of these vloggers." "He" and "vloggers" are indeed the same, the way you wrote it. You also repeated the same problem in both sentences, "he most likely junked all of it" and "antiques and other valuables just carelessly handled and thrown away by the idiots.." Then your final words "they had no understanding of the significance of what they had" again repeats the problem that you claimed "he" had in the first sentence! If "he, "these vloggers" and "idiots" were _not_ meant to be the same, then the one with the lack of forte, albeit communication through writing, is _you._
It is sad because this person obviously had a life before the drugs helped to ruin it. The collections he had that were still so important to him (I assume it was a guy) that if he is still alive, sitting in a prison somewhere I'll bet you he thinks about what he has lost. I hope that this man finds recovery and is able to get a life happening again. In my AA room there is a sign that reads: There but for the Grace of God go you and I. That's why so many of us who commented on this video feel that sadness and his loss- most of us have been in that same sinking boat.
No freaking way. Hanging in there with you to the end. I am a 69 year old veteran who is suffering from the exposure to Agent Orange. Not going to bore you with the health issues I now suffer from. It is because of my exposure to AO that I pretty much homebound. You Tube is an outlet for me to keep my mind fresh and entertained. Thanks for sharing this, I did subscribe to knikkkllkn
I've seen this before l feel that this young man was saving things that mean something from his childhood. How did he lose his storage unit to where it didnt show any drug paraphernalia just nostalgic items? It's a shame to have his personal items violated, makes me sad.
When it comes to collecting, condition is everything. Some mint in-the-box marbles from the 1930s can sell for as much as $5,000 (the boxes are rare), and a single marble can sell for $30 if perfect. Proceeds to overlook the marbles...
They are 45 rpm records. They usually had one hit song and 1 lesser known song from groups like The Beatles. They were sold about the same time as 3 31/3 records. They were not sold after tape recorders came on the market in the 1970's.
That’s cedar chest is probably the most valuable thing you have because they don’t make them that way anymore. They usually use different woods that aren’t that valuable.
Marbles that are glass are worth money people collect them cause they are old new ones are made of acrylic or something. LOVE your show keep on treasure hunting
The glass bottles and the spice tins would make a really cool display shelf in your kitchen Amber, just give it a little of that classic colonial kitchen look. Old glass bottles are actually becoming more valuable since so many companies have gone to plastic. My husband made glass bottles for 29 years then they closed the factory 3 years ago. That place had been in business since the early 40s, he called to tell me they got closing notices and I thought it was an April fools joke because that's what day they did it. Old medicine bottles made of glass are worth holding on to as well.
This is so relatable - Ed remembering Danielle but not recognizing you, Dan. Before my Dad passed away, we spent a beautiful day together. We visited a lot of places full of great memories and had a nice lunch together. It was a really good day. My Dad seemed very happy and "present" and was remembering everything very clearly. After taking him home, he told my stepmom, "I don't know who that lady was, but I had a good time." I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.😏
I am not a hoarder, but I definitely have stuff I need to declutter and toss or donate. (My entire garage and attic!) As a former art teacher I also saved supplies and how to books. Watching you unload that storage unit I keep wondering why the owners didn’t throw away what’s obviously crap and donate usable kitchen ware, etc. I guess I am the pot calling the kettle black! This video has definitely inspired me to let go of all the random stuff I don’t even remember. What a great lesson for me. Now I know what I am going to be doing this weekend. Thanks so much!
😂same! I've been an artist and art teacher....lately I've gotten into mixed media and junk journal making. It's helping me repurpose things, but I'm still too slow to throw things away, bc now they can have 'another purpose'. 😂
Don’t ignore those 45 records, there could be some profit, there. Have an older person go through them to see if there are any good ones. Wish we lived close, I’d do it for you. I’m older than dirt and use to play 45s , constantly. That was in the 1960’s.
Seeing all the rocks and older stuff you would find in the ground the pads could be for cleaning same as the swabs it’s crazy you have never met someone and you assume this person is a “druggie” smh
As a recovering addict the Brillo pads r usually used inside the pipe that was found in the daily bread book. The way things were packed makes sense to an addict. That’s based off my own experience.
The first object (the long thin "rock) that you pulled out of the purple bag is a petrified rib bone, so not an antler lol. I'm into archeology and studied it years ago so I've seen them a lot. It's probably from a small deer or canine of some sort. If you look on the one end you can see it looks like it might be a big hollow. I'd take it to a science/archaeology department at a local University (the closest one I know of, I think, is Athens, UGA, but there could be another one closer than that, in maybe Maryland or DC) and get confirmation on that and if I'm right, see if you can get it dated. The others are just rocks, but take them with you too for confirmation as well because I could be wrong. It's a Stole, just like the other one is a cape. I think they're either mink or weasel lol. That's a very old lightbulb...
Also, I believe those round ones are fossils. I take all the rocks to the archaeologist Department don't just tell you what everything is. And they will carbonate it. My parents had 10 acres on the top of a mountain. As we know mountains were once the Ocean floors. When they were digging their driveway thing uncovered shells and fossils. My brother took it to Syracuse University and they dated it to 250 million years old. I wish we could share pictures here I have it. There were tons of them, though.
These videos, and the 'auction' TV shows, are often interesting in what they turn up. But they're also rather sad and depressing when you consider that they may contain someone's whole life, and there may be some personally tragic reasons for them coming up for sale - might be a death, might be loss of a home, might be loss of a job, might be they're serving a prison sentence (not judging, but seems likely in this case). Oh, I trust you also checked the lottery tickets in case they had won something that wasn't claimed yet?
All those tooth brushes and paintbrushes could be used to clean off the "rocks", which are likely not "rocks" at all. Could be quartz, meteorites, fossils, ancient tools... The Tums could be used to clean them, I think. The "clear glass" lamp could also be crystal, which you can tell by the weight and the sound it makes when you lightly hit it with a spoon or something... which is more valuable usually than glass.
what you called a 'cape' is a fox STOLL.. possibly mink (or by the face, maybe sable?) it wraps around the shoulders over a nice outfit or evening dress, very chic for a woman to own in the 5Os/6Os.. and since it seems a mans unit, this is possibly the last thing he hung onto from his mother or grandmother.. whoever had this unit was clearly a drug addict.. . the 'rocks' could be gemstone rough..! like opal, crystals, agate, garnet, possibly amethyst.. all are semi-precious (the only precious are emerald, ruby, sapphire and diamond).. the rough can be sold in a combined lot easily, if thats what they are.. . lastly, without getting into legalities, the little gun is worth more than you think.. it looked in great shape! and its a nickel finish, ld say easily $1OO.. . p.s. no freakin wayyy lol
The big box is actually a “hope chest”. Young women would start filling it with items for use after they got married. Usually had hand made items like afghans, linens, etc and wall hanging that were embroidered.
It’s also probably has red cedar on the inside to repel moths and bugs. I know about red cedar because we live in the middle of red cedar country, Bradleyville Mo. We cut and saw cedar for years. Sold to a closet lining company. Smells great.
NO FREAKING WAY!!! Yep that was a Crack Pipe in the daily bread!! And the brillo pad is used as a filter in the glass Crack Pipe. I really enjoyed the video! Those Suboxone straps are definitely worth some loot. $20-$30 a piece
@@jacqulinehart8844 yes!! Definitely strong stuff. It's the 'buprenorphine' in it. I was on them for awhile to stay off heroin. Been clean six years now and loving life. It was more of a joke when I said he could sell them.
NO FREAKING WAY! It's so sad to see these dryg addicts with a long criminal history, but no help 😢. It's such a big problem in our world today. I wish the unit had more for you all, but the white rocking chairs will look nice outside at the new house 🏠. Love you guys, stay safe and God Bless.
This is definitely a drug dealer… just straight addicts don’t have this many belongings left, especially ones that are worth anything lol. All the random valuables are probably how addicts have had to pay him over the years… and THATS why addicts don’t have this many belongings LOL!
I get the feeling the drug dealer was small time, living at home, doing some other sinister stff. Dad had passed away, mom kept all the stuff for the home life memories. Guy goes to prison, some random family member puts all this stuff in storage in case the drug dealer gets out.
First and foremost no fricken way and my older sister had a drug problem n beat it from taking suboxen but I hope u guys threw it all away bcus they treat it like any other drug n that wouldn't be good. I love all the stuff u guys do with Christmas and ur garage sales by donating health stuff and books and clothes glad to know there's people still left in this world that actually care about other people. Thank u guys from the bottom of my heart.
Live those old paintbrushes. Those foam ones die at 6 months.. to our interestingly enthusiastic. And that makes me smile. I needed that this afternoon. It’s been a rough week for everybody in the country and this is a year or two ago. So this is fun. Thank you so much sweetie I think I’m gonna subscribe just to see what other kind of nonsense you’re up to. I appreciate you. I’m a T-shirt, but I appreciate you. Because I don’t tease people I don’t like. Because I don’t understand. Peace and blessings. Be safe. We need you. Gail in central Florida. Tuesday 4/30/2024.. that I dictated this and didn’t proof of service got too many disgusting words in it. Please forgive me. That kind of an afternoon in Florida.
Also, if your having a yard sale check all the pants pockets to be sure you don’t sell them to anyone who will find something illegal just trying to be helpful ❤
I love how buying the storage units it’s like a chest roulette because you never really know it could be in there. It could just be a bunch of garbage bags and it also could be like bunch of money like you guys found in this video.
That is a Lane Chest. It is an antique. They were bought as hope chests for young girls to keep things to use when they got married. Depending on the age and model, it has potential to be extremely valuable. It is a collectable at auction. Check it out before you blow it off! 😮
I couldn't stop myself from thinking how sad the lives of the people on drugs who put their stuff in storage and go to jail. A collector of bottles and fossils obviously had an interesting life at one point. But why bother to pay to store lighters old jeans and highlighters. Really sad. At least your light personality helps to keep it up. It's a good snapshot of society and interesting to see nonetheless
I guessed someone storages all those stuffs because in a certain time of their lives there is a hope to gathering together and start over. Seems that person was consume in drugs. So sad!!
Last chest is what we called a “hope chest”. Used to get those around 16 years old. Things for married life would be stored there until you left home……
They put soap in the tins to keep the drug dogs from smelling 😳 this unit is freaking me out. The condoms were for "transporting" illegal substances... And the fact the you guys are so innocent is refreshing.... I am too I've just watched a lot of gang shows and I've known people who used🤦♀️
I am a criminal defense lawyer and I am just cracking up at the stuff he is finding. I knew immediately what the soap and condoms were for. But, you are right. He needs a boomer with him to explain some of this stuff. I was surprised he didn’t have a clue what the furs were. And when he is opening this stuff, why doesn’t he sort and toss while doing it? It seems pretty inefficient and he is just making more work for himself.
I guess with my minor case of OCD, it drives me nuts when you’re sorting through stuff and just toss things here and there without reclosing the holders they came in, having practically no system, discard items without giving them more than a brief glance, etc. My bad I guess. Those two furs will be worth something.
The "stole cape" does look like genuine mink, which could be worth over 500.00 and without even putting it in a bag to protect the real fur, you crumbled it and threw it onto the truck floor!!!??? WHY? I'm guessing that you don't come across Fur anything very often. Not only are those capes valuable, they are also sensitive and need to be treated carefully🥲
Problem is it's not politically correct to wear fur anymore. It's too bad because my mink coat was so warm in prairie winters. And there was a fox farm and a mink ranch not far from where I lived. Raised for clothing. I'm of two minds about this issue. Many people earned a living by farming in summer and trapping in winter. And people go on about the seal pup cull in eastern Canada. The seal eats it's weight in fish every day. Supplies of fish are dramatically reduced because the cull was reviled by so many.
The first one of these I have ever watched. Made me very sad as I became aware of the little things around my house that I have collected over the years. They would have no value to anyone else but our valuable memories to places times, and people that give me comfort. This was a sad experience.
Yeah. Every time I leave my home, I end up spending the entire day checking rocks. There are so many so since I always check every rock, I barely have time to even eat. There aren't anymore rocks on the surface within a 1 mile radius so as long as I don't leave town, I can function normally. A lot of neighbors are upset with me because of it. It's hard to get the ones on property line because people get upset so I have to be sneaky. Sometimes I wish I didn't always feel the need to check them.
This was a very interesting unit. The bottles may be of value I would check them out. The "rocks" in the Crown Royal bad look more like bones to me. Some of the older marbles can be of value as well. Love the videos and thanks for sharing.
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus all I can say is check everything out that you have no idea about could be worthwhile it could be worthless but check good luck good hunting
NO FREAKING WAY!!! That unit was such a random mix match if items. The cedar chest is beautiful. Refinished and it would be beautiful in your new home. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
No freaking way! All those rocks! Many of them looked like fossils and maybe old Indian tools. I'd have all of them checked out. That mink stole may be worth something. Not bad for 120. TFS Hugs
No freakin way Jebus your so rough with stuff you make me nervous a lot of the glass stuff you find is worth money if you dont chip it but you two really do good thing just keep it up
NO FREAKING WAY I'd check on the rocks. Might be worth something. Wow weird unit. Still fun to watch you two. I like the civil war stuff. Good luck with it. You guys are living the life. It is interesting for me 🤔 to see what are in those units. Yes.... what is going on with this unit. Lol.
The old mink wrap probably belonged to one's grandmother Including the old cedar chest in the back. I believe the chest is not sellable because they pose a safety risk to young children getting locked into them. A lot of that personal stuff (bric-a-brac) in that shed wasn't worth being in storage in the first place and should have been tossed.💅💄💊
Jeez, you made me a nervous Nellie going thru this guy's stuff. I kept thinking you were gonna find a gun or get a high from handling all those medicine bottles... Wish you the best!!!
Don't overlook the value of that cedar chest! If its not cedar veneer it could be worth quite a lot of $$$. I'd check with a museum or art historian before asking an antique dealer.
I can't imagine watching them pack. Quick, grab an item from each room for each box! That is the most randomly packed I've ever seen a storage unit. No GUESS what's in the next one...No Frickin Way! LOL
Valkyrie.......I've seen that name somewhere before. In a book I read several years ago, I think. Can't remember the name of it, but I remember it was a very good book. One of a series I was reading. I need to go back and read it again. I'm sure I have it stored in my tablet library. Maybe I can do that after Christmas. I used to read all the time, ALL the time, at the expense of my house keeping chores. But, I have the cutest little reading nook right at the top of my stairs that just calls me to sit a spell and read.
I moved into my grandma's house and I can confidently say the random stuff, stuffed in random stuff is definitely something old people do. And she inherited all of her mother's stuff and brought into the house and it gets even weirder the older they get.
It's called a 'cedar chest' and depending on the brand, could be worth something. I hope u check with a general antiques dealer for that chest and alot of that stuf. f
You can't resell them because they are a safety hazard to young children who can become locked inside of them. I have two full sized cedar chests - one belonged to my mother and the other was given to me. They are also known as a Hope Chest. They were used by young engaged women to store items to use after they became married and set up housekeeping.
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We bought the MOST EXPENSIVE storage unit in the country, and the guy hoarded TONS of guns! Check the newest video out!
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damn them Suboxone strips is the money 💵💰💵💰💵 you're looking for in the coins that not there 300 dollars right there....
it's the medicine for when they are coming off dope don't throw them out
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@@jamesdudley2668 Probably way out of date.
That was insane the amount of guns ppl leave wow
I must be really old!! I can’t believe they don’t recognize a fur stole and fur scarf that were a sign of possible wealth in their day.
Sad!
I agree
Me too, how about the 45’s? And old bottles can be worth money.
Same here...lol. I was floored. I was just hoping they did some research and didn't throw those away!
My Grandmother had a mink stole. Classy & expensive for the time.
Can’t help but think these units are quite sad that somebody had to store their entire world in a unit then cannot keep up the payments and looses everything in one failed swoop! 😢
I now it is so sad😢 but I love his videos they intrigue me
- I know so depressing 😞
I SURE DD
Ive lost mine and my childerns entire life once before.then again 20 yrs later again.both due to serious health issues
very very sad
The mink is called a "stole", women used to wear them over their shoulders when they went out.
If it mink might be worth money
Hehehe I think we just dated ourselves.. Lol
Yup
Now that makes sense with the records too 👍 #Inheritance
The only thing a mink stole is worth is for a dog bed.
The marbles go with the rocks. Every time they keep a rock, they replace it with a marble. When you lose all your marbles, you know you're a true rock collector.
The "scarf and back warmer", is what they called a wrap or stole made of fox or rabbit even mink (Looks like fox) in the 20s - 50s. Women wore them over their shoulders instead of a sweater. That one looked well made. Worth money.
That's what I was thinking they could probably sell those to a TV show where they have to have the old things to like if they're showing making a 50s movie or even a 30s movie they used to use them the Collectibles to movie sets
I was thinking the same thing
I remember my aunt screaming when she opened one of her gifts. Uncle had bought her a mink collar/wrap that went around the neck and down the front. She was so excited to have it. I guess it was the in thing. I thought it looked ridiculous but I was probably nine or ten so what did I know?
Idiots in work 🤣
Yes, it would sell for good money in a vintage clothing shop.
I'm sure you've been doing this long enough but as the child of 2 addicts, ALWAYS check pockets. After my parents died and I had to go through all their stuff, I found so much random stuff hidden in pockets.
Totally agree, l always put my valuable diamonds in my jacket pockets 🙈
Interesting...seems weird...but not to them😮
Dang. I would use pierce proof gloves looking through some of these units!
That would be the smart thing to do lol
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus Yes you both really should and Amber was right about what Suboxone is used for . It is a combination of two drugs - buprenorphine and naloxone - that work chemically to decrease the severity of withdrawal symptoms and reduce a patient’s dependence on opioids in the long term .
I just saw this comment about this unit ...
Pregnant mother lost her life. And the baby didn't make it either. Guy went to jail and here is where his family threw out all of his things knowing he can't pay the rent.
Im gonna guess that after losing his partner and his child he turned to drugs to try to numb or forget the pain then ended up in jail . Sadly it seems that when he needed his family the most they werent there .
It isnt easy to find a doctor to prescribe Suboxone , not all doctors can prescribe it . it seems he wanted to try getting clean. A very sad story , though if people look there is usually some sort of sad story , trauma , abuse etc that leads to drug use and addiction .
My first thought too. if I wanted to rummage through trailer trash trash!
I would definitely double glove and today’s fentanyl epidemic means you could overdose by coming in contact with it.
Blood born pathogens, HIV 24 hours without a host, hepatitis can live up to 30 days without a host.
Yes He definitely needs to take precaution when going thru those boxes especially after he was warned when he found syringes and pipes.
That small square box was what us old people carried our 45 record collection in. Back in the 60's and 70's...
The 50's were the beginning.
Definitely cool to see! I think finding things from so long before I was born is interesting!
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus I just felt really old lol
I have 2 of thoes 45 holders and 2 for the 33 LPS records ⚘
I loved to see the 45's
My company is doing house clearances in Germany. We often find jewelry of gold or silver, old money, coins and notes, arts, valuable furniture and lamps, carpets, uniform parts from WW II and I. Sometimes even explosives or dangerous liquids like hydrochloric acid.
Some units purposely don’t apply the credit just to make more money from
The auction the. The rental of unit.
Oil warmers aka meth pips are cool do decorate and put bubbles it it to make very small bubbles
The Crown Royal bag didn't appear to me to be rocks per se. They look more like petrified rib bones from some prehistoric animals. You might have found some dinosaur bone fragments. You can take them to your local natural history museum to have them verified. each one could be worth hundreds to thousands depending on what creature they may be from..
Moon rocks
Partial remains from a whale.
I have storage units myself my Brother & Sister. Just a little friendly advice to you both. My day job is an OSHA & HAZMAT Inspector. Please wear proper atire when going through these these unit's and there content. There was ALOT of medication's as well a a scale for drug's! One tiny bit of fentanyl and you both might not be here right now. Medical grade mask's, & heavy duty glove's! You could have got stuck with dirty needles as well! They have really cheap HAZMAT onesies that wouldn't hurt to have on hand as well. Good luck to you both! I enjoy watching you both! Keep up the great work! Much love and prosperity to all!❤❤❤
Oh my goodness!! It's been a long time since I've seen you guys. I've missed you. I lost my wife to pancreatic cancer, and got "lost" for a while. I've had very nice people help me come back to Earth, as they say, and I'm very excited and happy that you guys are still hangin' in there! I enjoyed this unit with you both. Still just as good as before!
God bless you. Sorry for your loss 😢
So sorry for your loss. Grief is a process and it can take a while to come out the other side.
Rocks in the Altoid can are jasper. The first bag of rocks looked like chrysacolla, or possible iron ore. Then the round rock with holes is a possible geode. The other round rock was an agate. The crown royal bag held petrified bone and possibly wood. The rocks in the round container looked like mica.
Rocks are interesting!!
#rockhound
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus Actually fossils are worth many times lots of money. Not just interesting.
No Freaking Way ! Love you guys❤
That megalodon tooth is probably worth up to $250. The first rocks looked like they could have quartz which could contain gold ore. Obviously, a small amount of gold but that could be worth a little as well. The long rocks appear to be fossilized bones. Value of them would depend on what animal they are from. Hope you hung on to all of the above.
No freaking way
Some of the long rocks could be petrified wood.
@@noelsingletary You are obviously ignorant of these two. They have done very well, and are very experienced for their age & the amount of time they've been at this. They do not toss things which could be valuable, and are not "idiots."
@@noelsingletary Sure you did. I comprehended what _you wrote_ very effectively. I see that clear communication through writing is not _your_ forte. You said "Since _he_ obviously doesn't know what _he_ has, _he_ most likely junked all of it. That is the problem with some of these vloggers." "He" and "vloggers" are indeed the same, the way you wrote it. You also repeated the same problem in both sentences, "he most likely junked all of it" and "antiques and other valuables just carelessly handled and thrown away by the idiots.." Then your final words "they had no understanding of the significance of what they had" again repeats the problem that you claimed "he" had in the first sentence! If "he, "these vloggers" and "idiots" were _not_ meant to be the same, then the one with the lack of forte, albeit communication through writing, is _you._
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: I agree!
Those suitcases in the beginning are cool!! Vintage
It is sad because this person obviously had a life before the drugs helped to ruin it. The collections he had that were still so important to him (I assume it was a guy) that if he is still alive, sitting in a prison somewhere I'll bet you he thinks about what he has lost. I hope that this man finds recovery and is able to get a life happening again. In my AA room there is a sign that reads: There but for the Grace of God go you and I. That's why so many of us who commented on this video feel that sadness and his loss- most of us have been in that same sinking boat.
😢 You didn't do too bad at least you got your money back.
🙏 Amen
Indeed, the entire decade of the 90s was a very dark place for me, 24yrs later, still alive n kicking
Looks like this guy was fighting addiction but apparently gave up bc he left his Suboxone in a storage unit
No freaking way
No freaking way. Hanging in there with you to the end.
I am a 69 year old veteran who is suffering from the exposure to Agent Orange. Not going to bore you with the health issues I now suffer from. It is because of my exposure to AO that I pretty much homebound. You Tube is an outlet for me to keep my mind fresh and entertained.
Thanks for sharing this, I did subscribe to knikkkllkn
weirdflex....
@@toohip 😊
Are you Sergeant Hartman from full metal jacket
You have my simpathy,,, My close friend Lost his dad from agent orange
Sorry you're suffering. Also pretty much living in bed, post cancer treatment. So glad for UA-cam!
Some of those "stones" may be valuable geodes, fossils, etc. Don't discard them
withiout having their value assesed!
My guess is gold bareing ore
@@howardg7162 Looks like that to me too, can see a good glint of gold on one of them and I'm a long way away all the way in Wales!
i saw a few whale bones , the black ones are fossils
most likely fools gold
nobody would have left actual gold in the rock.
Was the one an ivory tusk, walrus maybe?
This guy isn't exactly the brightest bulb in the lamp. His lack of knowledge is astounding.
For sure
Same goes for wifem
Yes, these two are total dummies.
I've seen this before l feel that this young man was saving things that mean something from his childhood. How did he lose his storage unit to where it didnt show any drug paraphernalia just nostalgic items? It's a shame to have his personal items violated, makes me sad.
Pp
Lost it by not making payments for several months.
But if was in to drugs, he is dead, in jail or prison.
@@Cowboy_up429with all the meds.. maybe very sick..
Maybe he passed away
No freaking way!
When it comes to collecting, condition is everything. Some mint in-the-box marbles from the 1930s can sell for as much as $5,000 (the boxes are rare), and a single marble can sell for $30 if perfect.
Proceeds to overlook the marbles...
Woo, am I old. “Little records”? The gentleman has no idea what a stole is? The 2nd trunk is called a Hope Chest.
If nicely restored, the hope chest is the most valuable thing in the unit.
They are 45 rpm records. They usually had one hit song and 1 lesser known song from groups like The Beatles. They were sold about the same time as 3 31/3 records. They were not sold after tape recorders came on the market in the 1970's.
That’s cedar chest is probably the most valuable thing you have because they don’t make them that way anymore. They usually use different woods that aren’t that valuable.
Marbles that are glass are worth money people collect them cause they are old new ones are made of acrylic or something. LOVE your show keep on treasure hunting
The glass bottles and the spice tins would make a really cool display shelf in your kitchen Amber, just give it a little of that classic colonial kitchen look. Old glass bottles are actually becoming more valuable since so many companies have gone to plastic. My husband made glass bottles for 29 years then they closed the factory 3 years ago. That place had been in business since the early 40s, he called to tell me they got closing notices and I thought it was an April fools joke because that's what day they did it. Old medicine bottles made of glass are worth holding on to as well.
Cool idea!
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This is so relatable - Ed remembering Danielle but not recognizing you, Dan. Before my Dad passed away, we spent a beautiful day together. We visited a lot of places full of great memories and had a nice lunch together. It was a really good day. My Dad seemed very happy and "present" and was remembering everything very clearly. After taking him home, he told my stepmom, "I don't know who that lady was, but I had a good time."
I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.😏
No freaking way. Plus, the furs are what a lady puts around her neck. It keeps her warm and makes her look rich.
I am not a hoarder, but I definitely have stuff I need to declutter and toss or donate. (My entire garage and attic!)
As a former art teacher I also saved supplies and how to books.
Watching you unload that storage unit I keep wondering why the owners didn’t throw away what’s obviously crap and donate usable kitchen ware, etc.
I guess I am the pot calling the kettle black! This video has definitely inspired me to let go of all the random stuff I don’t even remember. What a great lesson for me. Now I know what I am going to be doing this weekend.
Thanks so much!
That's what all hoarders say!!
😂same! I've been an artist and art teacher....lately I've gotten into mixed media and junk journal making. It's helping me repurpose things, but I'm still too slow to throw things away, bc now they can have 'another purpose'. 😂
@@Jo-rr2xs Hee, hee!
So what did you do?
Ummm.. did you not see the Crack pipe and needles? 😅
Jebus, you found my marbles, I lost my marbles a long time ago, and you just found them. LOL But then again we all lose our marbles once in awhile
Lol
Don’t ignore those 45 records, there could be some profit, there. Have an older person go through them to see if there are any good ones. Wish we lived close, I’d do it for you. I’m older than dirt and use to play 45s , constantly. That was in the 1960’s.
We know they have value, we will end up putting them in our live auction.
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9 years, 16 offenses. I hope they somehow could make it out of the addiction.
The brillo pads are used for filters in drug pipes and the cotton swabs are used for filters in syringes /needles. Definitely a druggie unit!
Seeing all the rocks and older stuff you would find in the ground the pads could be for cleaning same as the swabs it’s crazy you have never met someone and you assume this person is a “druggie” smh
As a recovering addict the Brillo pads r usually used inside the pipe that was found in the daily bread book. The way things were packed makes sense to an addict. That’s based off my own experience.
@@residualkitty1665 Not to mention the bottle of Suboxone that drug addicts use to get off of drugs.
@@residualkitty1665 do you have more information to give? It's interesting
@Wood Jeeter no but I NEVER judge someone without meeting them that’s a huge problem these days
The first object (the long thin "rock) that you pulled out of the purple bag is a petrified rib bone, so not an antler lol. I'm into archeology and studied it years ago so I've seen them a lot. It's probably from a small deer or canine of some sort. If you look on the one end you can see it looks like it might be a big hollow. I'd take it to a science/archaeology department at a local University (the closest one I know of, I think, is Athens, UGA, but there could be another one closer than that, in maybe Maryland or DC) and get confirmation on that and if I'm right, see if you can get it dated. The others are just rocks, but take them with you too for confirmation as well because I could be wrong.
It's a Stole, just like the other one is a cape. I think they're either mink or weasel lol.
That's a very old lightbulb...
That's pretty cool, thanks for the info!
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus Your welcome :)
Also, I believe those round ones are fossils. I take all the rocks to the archaeologist Department don't just tell you what everything is. And they will carbonate it. My parents had 10 acres on the top of a mountain. As we know mountains were once the Ocean floors. When they were digging their driveway thing uncovered shells and fossils. My brother took it to Syracuse University and they dated it to 250 million years old. I wish we could share pictures here I have it. There were tons of them, though.
Stole...My mom told me about old stuff 😁
Yes to all
Guy wouldn’t know a fossil if it bit him
These videos, and the 'auction' TV shows, are often interesting in what they turn up.
But they're also rather sad and depressing when you consider that they may contain someone's whole life, and there may be some personally tragic reasons for them coming up for sale - might be a death, might be loss of a home, might be loss of a job, might be they're serving a prison sentence (not judging, but seems likely in this case).
Oh, I trust you also checked the lottery tickets in case they had won something that wasn't claimed yet?
I agree with you Gordo WG 1WG 1
There are some gems in there. Lots of stuff to sell...way more than what you paid for the unit.
All those tooth brushes and paintbrushes could be used to clean off the "rocks", which are likely not "rocks" at all. Could be quartz, meteorites, fossils, ancient tools... The Tums could be used to clean them, I think. The "clear glass" lamp could also be crystal, which you can tell by the weight and the sound it makes when you lightly hit it with a spoon or something... which is more valuable usually than glass.
what you called a 'cape' is a fox STOLL.. possibly mink (or by the face, maybe sable?) it wraps around the shoulders over a nice outfit or evening dress, very chic for a woman to own in the 5Os/6Os.. and since it seems a mans unit, this is possibly the last thing he hung onto from his mother or grandmother.. whoever had this unit was clearly a drug addict..
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the 'rocks' could be gemstone rough..! like opal, crystals, agate, garnet, possibly amethyst.. all are semi-precious (the only precious are emerald, ruby, sapphire and diamond).. the rough can be sold in a combined lot easily, if thats what they are..
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lastly, without getting into legalities, the little gun is worth more than you think.. it looked in great shape! and its a nickel finish, ld say easily $1OO..
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p.s. no freakin wayyy lol
There is an hour of my life I'll never get back
Thanks for the warning. I’ll leave now. Hehehe
They’re dumb don’t know what a mink stole is. LOL
The big box is actually a “hope chest”. Young women would start filling it with items for use after they got married. Usually had hand made items like afghans, linens, etc and wall hanging that were embroidered.
Oh cool!
It’s also probably has red cedar on the inside to repel moths and bugs. I know about red cedar because we live in the middle of red cedar country, Bradleyville Mo. We cut and saw cedar for years. Sold to a closet lining company. Smells great.
I agree -- Hope chest, made of red cedar. If it IS red cedar, get it appraised.
Looked it up while watching and it looks like a lane and one that looked like it was 1200 bucks
Yes, my mom had a cedar chest too!
NO FREAKING WAY!!! Yep that was a Crack Pipe in the daily bread!! And the brillo pad is used as a filter in the glass Crack Pipe. I really enjoyed the video! Those Suboxone straps are definitely worth some loot. $20-$30 a piece
@@jacqulinehart8844 yes!! Definitely strong stuff. It's the 'buprenorphine' in it. I was on them for awhile to stay off heroin. Been clean six years now and loving life. It was more of a joke when I said he could sell them.
Lol I waz going to put dat in the comment section, I was just looking if someone else mentioned before me
ill give 10
meth killed the suboxone market here in Eastern Kentucky anyway
I was wondering if any of those pills were oxy Cotton😂 this man might not understand what they’re worth
They are young and hadn’t seen something like fun collars .Both of you are amazing but I think that Jesus like to tease us lots lol. 👵🏻🙏❤️
NO FREAKING WAY! It's so sad to see these dryg addicts with a long criminal history, but no help 😢. It's such a big problem in our world today. I wish the unit had more for you all, but the white rocking chairs will look nice outside at the new house 🏠. Love you guys, stay safe and God Bless.
It definitely seems to happen a TON. Thanks for watching!
All of that Suboxone was probably sold for their drugs. Subs are supposed to help you when you get off drugs.
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus the baggies had nerds in it. why you cap
Jewelry and drugs
This is definitely a drug dealer… just straight addicts don’t have this many belongings left, especially ones that are worth anything lol. All the random valuables are probably how addicts have had to pay him over the years… and THATS why addicts don’t have this many belongings LOL!
This is my 1st time, thanks for the fun. I’d never seen so much random packing!
Looks like whoever packed this up already took all of the GOOD stuff!
This is so wrong. I can see strangers going through whatever I leave behind and dissing everything that I thought was important.
I get the feeling the drug dealer was small time, living at home, doing some other sinister stff. Dad had passed away, mom kept all the stuff for the home life memories. Guy goes to prison, some random family member puts all this stuff in storage in case the drug dealer gets out.
First and foremost no fricken way and my older sister had a drug problem n beat it from taking suboxen but I hope u guys threw it all away bcus they treat it like any other drug n that wouldn't be good. I love all the stuff u guys do with Christmas and ur garage sales by donating health stuff and books and clothes glad to know there's people still left in this world that actually care about other people. Thank u guys from the bottom of my heart.
Glad she beat it! Thanks for watching and supporting, we appreciate it!
This storage unit is the definition of never let them know your next move
- CTFU 😆
Cross between dementia grandma, grandpa's old civil war stuff, and a 20 yr old drug user. 3 different people.
Live those old paintbrushes. Those foam ones die at 6 months.. to our interestingly enthusiastic. And that makes me smile. I needed that this afternoon. It’s been a rough week for everybody in the country and this is a year or two ago. So this is fun. Thank you so much sweetie I think I’m gonna subscribe just to see what other kind of nonsense you’re up to. I appreciate you. I’m a T-shirt, but I appreciate you. Because I don’t tease people I don’t like. Because I don’t understand. Peace and blessings. Be safe. We need you. Gail in central Florida. Tuesday 4/30/2024.. that I dictated this and didn’t proof of service got too many disgusting words in it. Please forgive me. That kind of an afternoon in Florida.
Those suit cases are worth some money. They are vintage and in really great condition
Until he slid them on his truck bed
Also, if your having a yard sale check all the pants pockets to be sure you don’t sell them to anyone who will find something illegal just trying to be helpful ❤
Always check the pockets, shirts and pants..Once my mom accidentally sold my dad's shirt at our garage sale that had a few hundred in it..
No freakin way! Your best find was the Hope Chest! That was a very nice one and can fetch a good price!! Check the watch, you never know...
Thank you! 😊
No freaking way! I made it to the end!!😮
As a former addict; that's like a $5,000 container if you count all the drugs 😂
Yup
Yuppp
Right that was hella subs lol
I love how buying the storage units it’s like a chest roulette because you never really know it could be in there. It could just be a bunch of garbage bags and it also could be like bunch of money like you guys found in this video.
NO FREAKING WAY! That storage unit had to be the weirdest unit that you ever bought. I can't wait for the next one.
You and me both!
Always check your flash drives for Bitcoin wallet numbers
If the storage unit is that messed up, I feel bad for their life!😢
That is a Lane Chest. It is an antique. They were bought as hope chests for young girls to keep things to use when they got married. Depending on the age and model, it has potential to be extremely valuable. It is a collectable at auction. Check it out before you blow it off! 😮
It is illegal to sell them because they pose a safety risk of young children becoming locked inside of them just like an old refrigerator.
I couldn't stop myself from thinking how sad the lives of the people on drugs who put their stuff in storage and go to jail. A collector of bottles and fossils obviously had an interesting life at one point. But why bother to pay to store lighters old jeans and highlighters. Really sad. At least your light personality helps to keep it up. It's a good snapshot of society and interesting to see nonetheless
I guessed someone storages all those stuffs because in a certain time of their lives there is a hope to gathering together and start over.
Seems that person was consume in drugs.
So sad!!
Yes@@josefinamatos3548 They must have had hope for the future at some point
Last chest is what we called a “hope chest”. Used to get those around 16 years old. Things for married life would be stored there until you left home……
The Lane Cedar Chest is the big find. That one goes for $800-$1000 !
That shiny flat stuff in the little jar is Mica.
Love that magic truck bed.Pile on a ton of junk but there's always a clear space for the next box.
Looks like this person was Heavily medicated , then packed. 🤣
Anytime i see these I'm afraid for him digging his bear hands in the stuff like it may be a loose needle in the pile of stuff
No freaking way!
They put soap in the tins to keep the drug dogs from smelling 😳 this unit is freaking me out.
The condoms were for "transporting" illegal substances...
And the fact the you guys are so innocent is refreshing....
I am too I've just watched a lot of gang shows and I've known people who used🤦♀️
Its kinda weird that we know that
😂😂
Wow didn't think or know that, good job and very interesting
I am a criminal defense lawyer and I am just cracking up at the stuff he is finding. I knew immediately what the soap and condoms were for. But, you are right. He needs a boomer with him to explain some of this stuff. I was surprised he didn’t have a clue what the furs were. And when he is opening this stuff, why doesn’t he sort and toss while doing it? It seems pretty inefficient and he is just making more work for himself.
I guess with my minor case of OCD, it drives me nuts when you’re sorting through stuff and just toss things here and there without reclosing the holders they came in, having practically no system, discard items without giving them more than a brief glance, etc. My bad I guess. Those two furs will be worth something.
This guy throws away half of the good stuff. He needs to bring a baby boomer with him he has no idea what half the stuff he's looking at is.
The "stole cape" does look like genuine mink, which could be worth over 500.00 and without even putting it in a bag to protect the real fur, you crumbled it and threw it onto the truck floor!!!??? WHY?
I'm guessing that you don't come across Fur anything very often. Not only are those capes valuable, they are also sensitive and need to be treated carefully🥲
WORD THATS LIKE FROM THE 50’z
Problem is it's not politically correct to wear fur anymore. It's too bad because my mink coat was so warm in prairie winters. And there was a fox farm and a mink ranch not far from where I lived. Raised for clothing. I'm of two minds about this issue. Many people earned a living by farming in summer and trapping in winter. And people go on about the seal pup cull in eastern Canada. The seal eats it's weight in fish every day. Supplies of fish are dramatically reduced because the cull was reviled by so many.
The first one of these I have ever watched. Made me very sad as I became aware of the little things around my house that I have collected over the years. They would have no value to anyone else but our valuable memories to places times, and people that give me comfort. This was a sad experience.
Always check rocks! They could be holding a raw gemstone in them!
Yeah. Every time I leave my home, I end up spending the entire day checking rocks. There are so many so since I always check every rock, I barely have time to even eat. There aren't anymore rocks on the surface within a 1 mile radius so as long as I don't leave town, I can function normally. A lot of neighbors are upset with me because of it. It's hard to get the ones on property line because people get upset so I have to be sneaky. Sometimes I wish I didn't always feel the need to check them.
Great easy watching content yet exciting content.. glad I found you guys 🥰
No freaking way! I can't believe they left all those suboxone strips? A lot of people would flip for those!!!
Little did he know he could sell that Suboxone🤣 somebody desperate would pay
@@katososa5863 aren't they worth $20 or $40 each?
@@WindyBurns something like that I’m not sure I’ve never been in that market
@@katososa5863 me neither. But I've had several friends.
As soon as I saw the crack pipe, I knew it would be mainly junk. All the stuff valuable has been hocked off.
NO FREAKING WAY! i watch all your videos from beginning to end. Glad to see you both are getting some storage units.
Thanks for watching!
That chest was made in the 60's , My mom had one just like it. Awesome for storage.
This was a very interesting unit. The bottles may be of value I would check them out. The "rocks" in the Crown Royal bad look more like bones to me. Some of the older marbles can be of value as well. Love the videos and thanks for sharing.
Thank you! 😊
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus all I can say is check everything out that you have no idea about could be worthwhile it could be worthless but check good luck good hunting
Speaking facts bro
I think that "rocks" Is gemstone
I saw one can't remember name,marble sale for 150.00.
those suboxone get tons of money on the street!
Those rocks must be of a special value, especially since they have those civil war items. Those are so cool!
For sure!
NO FREAKING WAY!!! That unit was such a random mix match if items. The cedar chest is beautiful. Refinished and it would be beautiful in your new home. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! 😊
No freaking way! All those rocks! Many of them looked like fossils and maybe old Indian tools. I'd have all of them checked out. That mink stole may be worth something. Not bad for 120. TFS Hugs
they were mammoth teeth and bones fossils
Thank you! 😊
No freaking way
No freaking way
Should return people's belongings to them rather than have them lose their worldly belongings
No freakin way Jebus your so rough with stuff you make me nervous a lot of the glass stuff you find is worth money if you dont chip it but you two really do good thing just keep it up
NO FREAKING WAY
I'd check on the rocks. Might be worth something. Wow weird unit. Still fun to watch you two. I like the civil war stuff. Good luck with it. You guys are living the life. It is interesting for me 🤔 to see what are in those units. Yes.... what is going on with this unit. Lol.
Marbles can be very valuable and as a rock hound I would really have those rocks checks to see what they are
The old mink wrap probably belonged to one's grandmother
Including the old cedar chest
in the back. I believe the chest
is not sellable because they pose
a safety risk to young children
getting locked into them.
A lot of that personal stuff (bric-a-brac) in that shed
wasn't worth being in storage
in the first place and should
have been tossed.💅💄💊
Those brillo pads are used for smoking a certain drug
ewww
Crack is wack
Some of the lockers you guys go through are insane "no freaking way"
That chest is worth approximately 150 to $500 depending on what who made it
So much stuff that should just go in the garbage. I doubt the owner packed this. Looks like someone just packed up to empty the apartment
Jeez, you made me a nervous Nellie going thru this guy's stuff. I kept thinking you were gonna find a gun or get a high from handling all those medicine bottles... Wish you the best!!!
Thank you! 😊
The "rocks" are either petrified wood or bone
Sweet!
Don't overlook the value of that cedar chest! If its not cedar veneer it could be worth quite a lot of $$$. I'd check with a museum or art historian before asking an antique dealer.
Yeah, chest is worth money
Illegal to sell because of safety issue. Children can become locked inside of
them just like the old style refrigerators.
The green things that you didn't want to know...was a throw up bag from a hospital
😂 🤣 😆 😅
I can't imagine watching them pack. Quick, grab an item from each room for each box! That is the most randomly packed I've ever seen a storage unit. No GUESS what's in the next one...No Frickin Way! LOL
Garbages😂🤣😂
Valkyrie.......I've seen that name somewhere before. In a book I read several years ago, I think. Can't remember the name of it, but I remember it was a very good book. One of a series I was reading. I need to go back and read it again. I'm sure I have it stored in my tablet library. Maybe I can do that after Christmas. I used to read all the time, ALL the time, at the expense of my house keeping chores. But, I have the cutest little reading nook right at the top of my stairs that just calls me to sit a spell and read.
I moved into my grandma's house and I can confidently say the random stuff, stuffed in random stuff is definitely something old people do. And she inherited all of her mother's stuff and brought into the house and it gets even weirder the older they get.
lol I can imagine!
I'm practising to be really weird.
Crackhead moves into gramma's house. She expires from worry, they go in and out of recovery, get arrested.....lapse payment on the unit.
The blanket chest at the end was cool, vintage ones can be worth quite a bit.
It's called a 'cedar chest' and depending on the brand, could be worth something. I hope u check with a general antiques dealer for that chest and alot of that stuf. f
You can't resell them because they are a safety hazard to young children who can become locked inside of them. I have two full sized cedar chests - one belonged to my mother and the other was given to me. They are also known as a Hope Chest. They were used by young engaged women to store items to use after they became married and set up housekeeping.