Sam Uses $120,000 From Opal Sale To Buy A House! | Outback Opal Hunters
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2021
- After a season of hard graft, Pete & Sam hit the jackpot when they manage to sell a stunning opal for $120,000, enough for the young Sam to buy a house!
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Outback opal hunters is the only show worth watching on TV.
So happy for Sam, after the last few seasons, just scraping by.
Good luck to Pete, Sam and all the other guys, that work so hard, and in such dangerous conditions. These guys deserve their hard earned rewards.
He's right you won't see two opposing opals smacked together like that
r u suggesting the opal is fake
No, he's merely saying having a two sided opal is rare as mate.
@@aculeatus4356 opal looks tacci
@@barrymcguire5048 tachycardia?
@@barrymcguire5048 I love opals it was an opal that allowed me to buy a car when I was old enough. I found an opal ring when I was 7 and handed it into the police. After 6 weeks no one had claimed it so I got to keep it and I got my mother to sell it and she got me £4000 which she gave to my uncle to invest until I was old enough not to waste it and by the time I was 17 I had £18,400 to spend on a car.
I am so happy for you fellas keep up the great work continued success you'll be millionaires shortly.
That belongs in a museum for everyone to admire 🤩
What a beautiful stone! Glad for them both, they deserve it! 😄🏴🍻
WOW. Now that is an opal ! Two different colors on the same rock. Congratulations guys
Congrats to you both! Amazing stone ...
That stone was breath taking
What a special stone congrats
What a buzz it must be. Love this show
Great !
That's incredible, finding opals to buy a house. Oh, I really love opals :)
They're addictive. I've been collecting them for a while, just cheaper stones etc but very nice.
Beautiful Opal ,gosh 😮🙌🙌
Keeping the industry going Sam good on you guys and we’ll earned cheers!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
So happy for all of you ,,,, so Beautiful 120,000 Wow Stunning
These guys are my favourite✌
from what I've seen people do with opals with smudges of dark without color like that they can sometimes be rubbed off on a wheel while still preserving as much commercially viable opal as possible
well done guy's! 💎💎💎💙
Finally a good price to some really good people
I am glad they have up times......😊
So gorgeous.
Your father is very creative when comes to scrap resources and I watch all your programs on Australian opal mining and even seen your son struggle in the heat under ground in your opal mine but I wish I could show you a new way and safe way and build something that would be safe to use underground in your opal mine and never have to ever worry of any collapsing borders and roof coming down on your heads its so simple and you say to your self why the hell didn't I think of that for opal mines under ground
Ohhhh my giddy aunt... well done guys..
I hope your still going strong.....
better than gold rush by a mile i love les and rod lol x
Vicky is *GORGEOUS* ❤️
Iv never brought true opal "yet" but the look of "Fire & Ice" at 7:40 I'd happily pay what ever it would cost to own a stone like that, sadly funds arnt what they used to be in the UK
One of the best things Sam did was get a haircut. He's matured so much over a short time and I can only wish him and Corrine the best.
you’ve really done it this time sam
He's finding all the good stuff because the material comes past him 1st
His 2 mustaches are making me laugh...damn boy make that shit connect in this case 1 is better then 2
Sh$t yes fellas ⚡️🔥❄️☘️
There's 3 stones sandwiched together not just two amazing
Anyone know where the stone is now or what happened to it
someone put it in a pipe and smoked it it two puffs likely as not
I wonder where that stone is today...
Ok... silly question time, the boys here are sorting washed stones looking for opal.
I thought UV light made that job easier as the opal fluoresces. These guys are in a room sorting already, changing the light bulbs can't be that expensive and would improve their chances of finding every single opal in their wash.
I would've put every last dime back into mining and slept in a mine
Lol yeah, I would
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I think Sam is no longer a 'prentice. He may not know all the tricks but he ain't no greenie either
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Oh, that unfortunate moustache.
Do these two guys ever get in an argument ?
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Clean the damn chain and it might not fall off
Take care of your equipment it's that simple that chain looked horrible.
Good for you Sam. Question to you, you have any Dutch blood in you?
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Wy didn't you build you oun house out this Grant's and use t it on the floor's and the walls of your bedchabers were in you mins and your. Mead house and the other thing like Mabel
Never be the first to answer when someone says "What are you looking to get for it" The correct answer is "What do you think its worth".
hey Sam, does your misses have only fans?
U say it's 1 stone, fire & ice. WTF u glued two stones together
Opal isn't worth what these people are claiming. Look it up, you can buy giant chunks for pennies.
Edit- I never knew Australians were so sensitive over their rocks.
Zackley! Was thinking they always smoking crack on these opal vids!
@@chadwolfeschledgelsteinhau9697 There was a 2lb chunk posted in a local Facebook group the other day, had the reds and blues and different hues like these people talk about.... $12. I shouldve bought it and sold it to them apparently
Your telling me it was the same kind of rock? They sell basic rocks that they find but these are no basic.
@@bunyonfirewood Same exact stuff. They said it was mined in Queensland.
Opal like this is extremely rare and is, in fact, extremely expensive. The 2 pound chunk you're talking about from Queensland is probably 1.99 pounds of iron stone and .01 opal. Very thin on boulder opal. You can buy tons of common opal -no play of color- cheap but not high quality precious opal -has play of color- because the top material is not only very rare, but highly sought after on the fields. Piles of cash are traded for those shiny rocks whenever a miner gets lucky. I will say that the show undoubtedly inflates estimates, but inflated prices are where the bargaining starts. They are quoting prices for very wealthy buyers who DGAF about the price. FULL retail!
U guys r weird..