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Hey you guys, my aunt has about $1M 8n inventory of jeweler made jewelry. Everything from rings, earrings, gold, silver settings, precious stones and semi precious stones. She had traveled the circuit of nationwide jewelry shows for thirty years and as she's looking to retire, would like some advice as to where/who she can equitably transfer a left over inventory of amazing jewelry. Any ideas would be appreciated. 🙂👍
There are people out there who save and save to buy good things, store them in a safe, only to die without anyone knowing what they have and where the loot is. It's a sad testament to how lonely many of us are.
My Uncle Buck, I mean, Del said that the only thing he would leave behind to ever prove he was on this Earth would be a bunch of shower curtain rings…I miss him.
When he said we are going to need a sledgehammer for the safe I went to get a cold beer and made myself comfortable. I knew that this was going to be a long video!
I am a retired locksmith of 35 years. Love the channel, LOVE George's eyes!!!! Safe manufacturers know a safe will be put up against a wall so they SKIMP on the security of the back of the safe! Buy a die-grinder (even a cheap Chicago from Harbor Freight is good enough) and use it to cut open the back of the safe. All the security is put into the DOOR of a safe and you try to defeat the strongest part. I love watching it (he he he he) but don't kill yourself! Chris
Pro tip: Just cut through rear of these safes. The rear is often very thin because they're meant to be bolted to the floor with the back against a wall.
It's a fire proof safe. I took a quick look online and used safes like this one go for about $1000. Seems like he didn't think this one through...he just started smashing it like the Hulk.
Yeah but then it wouldn't make a cool video. Something about the word "breaking" such as into breaking into or breaking something seems to get lots and lots of views because the word works the algorithm in its favor. Maybe he did it just for the views
I know how much excitement a safe can cause!! I was buying storage units way before the TV shows came around. Yes, I was even on one of the shows, as a participant of the auction, not as a buyer on the show. One safe that we got was a floor safe. We checked with a locksmith but decided to just do it ourselves. Angle grinder and diamond blade in hand, the chore began. We got lucky on the choice of where to cut - had we hit the SECRET security lever in the locking mechanism, it would have triggered an additional lever that would have meant we would have had a LOT more cutting to do to get the lid off or start a new hole hoping to not burn up whatever was inside. We were so excited peeking inside!! There was mostly jewelry with a few coins and other goodies! The safe then went to the recycling yard!! It took two people to lift it into the back of our truck!! I sure do miss getting storage units!!! (Another room gave us personal Poloroid pictures & ephemera of The James Brown Band, including the Godfather of soul, in their early years. Still researching the items!!) Love your videos!!
the reason many ppl didn't want to buy this unit is that in the end they have to take home or get rid of everything inside which can cost more than the money used to buy it. so if all the stuffs inside are junks and you need like 50$-100$ to move them to the landfills then it would be a huge loss.
@@TheAnhphuong92 oooo I see. So you need money for the unit, money to help get people to help you move it ( if you need that) , than money for the landfill. Also if you sell online you need money for shipping , packaging, etc I didn't think of all of that. But if you have the store front hook up you're golden.
@@pushingpositivity518 yeah, all the expense will add up. Well to be in this business you need to have a place to dump all the trash you find in those lockers.
Please be careful busting up old safes. Some companies actually added asbestos to the concrete to make the safe fire resistant. I'm not sure what year that stopped but it would be worth your time to wear eye protection and respiratory protection if you bust up a safe. Love the videos!! Thank you for all you two do! ❤
Even with a guard attached on the angle grinder, I can't encourage you enough to use a face shield. Discs can part in less than a blink of an eye. I almost learned the hard way once.
Just a tip using pry bars an stuff you don’t just have to pull back an forth Go side to side to get a better angle/ and what locks it is from to other side not where the pins are.You can rent saws to cut the locking bars that keep it closed
@@kristilicea1472 sorry to hear about your injury. My got injuried when a client with mental illness attacked me and threw me into a dresser. Dislocated my hip and a knob hit my tailbone. The client was 600 pounds and did damage. Hip replacement in my early 40.s. Doctors said i was the youngest. I left being an adult family home since then. Had no support from the county. Now in my 50.s would like to work with veteran s.. Thanks for writing. You take care.
Right ! Apparently the owner died and didn't leave a next of kin contact info to the storage facility , or maybe the next of kin didn't care . A person's life and what they held valuable to them reduced to it being sprawled on the ground and salvaged through .The things that the owner kept in that whiskey box meant something sentimental to that person but now it is viewed as worthless junk to a stranger . Really sad . This just confirms that the material things that we place value in through out our lives are only important as long so that we live , but once dead our things becomes other people spoils or junk , this includes to relatives too . We must enjoy life while we have it . Yes , save some for tomorrow but do savor every second of life in the present .
The proud owner of that coin collection will have been weeping in heaven as the value dropped by 90% as all the coins were damaged through mishandling. With coins, there is a tremendous difference in value between perfect condition and nearly perfect condition.
@timothybolshaw I take it you didn't see that almost every coin was in its very own hard display case? Unless that hard outer case was cracked open .... which I didn't see that happening at all, the coins wouldn't have been damaged at all. BUT, even if they had all been damaged, it still wouldn't have mattered any... most of the coins were all massed produced "collectors items" that didn't have much value over the amount printed on each coin.
As a farmer safe technician I am enjoying this very much you'll never get into it beating on it should have just called a locksmith to have him come out and open it for $150
If you have to open a safe, it's far easier going through a back or side wall. The door has pins expanding in all directions and is always the strongest side.
The way to open a safe is to use a hammer to knock the dial off, put a bar on where the dial was and hit it with a hammer to pop the locks out of the box and the tumblers back. You can reverse that when you get it open by looking to see where the tumblers open and save the safe.
I do storage auctions quite often here in Louisiana and time to time I also find a safe or 2, but I never destroy it to open and here's why. My first safe I did everything but blow it up to open it to only find air in it. Later that day my friend saw me load it onto my scrap trailer and he took a closer look and said what a dummy I was to destroy it. I said why and he said it was a $750 safe! So just to let you know I have studied safes and that one you just destroyed is worth $750-$850 in it's current condition....well before it was destroyed. Love the videos! My local locksmith told me a safe that size is 50-100 dollars to open.
@thomas livings, THANK YOU!! I’m a 71 year old lady and I was thinking the same thing you posted. I also was thinking he could have had it refurbished and sold it for even more. There’s an old saying, it’s wiser to use your brain instead of your back. And, that wasn’t a crow bar he was using, the green thing was a nail puller. I use them all the time. Geez. I don’t think I’ll be watching anymore of these videos. Stupidity gives me a headache.
I was internally screaming to myself "DONT BREAK THE SAFE ITS WORTH SO MUCH!!" then he started beating on it with the sledge and I started weeping inside.
@@TexasRose50 Not a nail puller only.. it's also pry bar? You do know that tools while they do have names can be used for a multitude of jobs right? Also time is money and refurbishing safes is not really lucrative when you can make more money on collectibles/gold, silver etc. instead of waiting around to pay locksmiths which involves you giving money to someone else instead of making money.
My heart stung a little when I saw the AARP calculator. Whoever owned this safe either died old and alone, or died without telling his family about all these cool keepsakes.
It's funny to me as I am a bit older than you all, that you didn't recognize how all 100 dollar bills used to look, before the dramatic changes to them. Lol
Jeremy. . .it would be good to take a locksmith class...for as many safes and lock boxes you find...but the excitement and entertainment value with the "sledge hammer" is priceless. Love your storage unit videos.
I love old coins and must say I'm so jealous. Did you ever find the family that those present went to. Cause I know if some one showed up at my house saying they had the last Christmas presents from a past on realitive would be so special and emotional, kinda like one last hug from them. Hope you found that family. No telling how much of that stuff was family airlooms.
Yikes! Many of the old safes are insulated with asbestos, so chances are, you are breathing it with every hammer blow, releasing that white powder into the air. A respirator, and goggles, might be a good idea.
Yea I use to remove asbestos you should find out if that safe was made with asbestos. Just be careful man that stuff will kill you. specially old stuff that insulates.
Right! Wear your PPE mister. I was having bad thoughts as Jeremy was peeling back the top layer of the door, anyone else? Just 1 slip, and ........YIKES. I was like, it has to be ok or they wouldn't have posted it, right? Then I am like well youtube does like views, and this will get views.. No, No, No, Stop, it is not going to happen.
He is still at the "Invincible" stage of his life...lol because he loves to cut up and "be a kid," "he dont wanna grow up, he's a Toys R Us Kid..." He will get 'right on that' PSYCH! In other words NOT!! My Dad was like that. He Taped up his chisels so us kids wouldnt get hurt, because he kept them so sharp. One day he was removing a wooden drawer front, (no gloves, no eye protection...you know) and he RAN THE CHISEL THROUGH HIS PALM OF HIS HAND. He had to have MICRO-SURGERY to reattach the nerves so he wouldnt lose use of his hand. He missed EVERY BONE IN HIS HAND, SOMEHOW!! NO broken bones....Angels and God watch out for these guys, Im telling ya!! He will figure it out one day!! Just takes time. And besides, Jeremy KNOWS where hes going, if, HEAVEN FORBID, something REALLY horrible were to happen, so hes good!! Hes NOT afraid. AWESOME MEN, are Always a bit like Jeremy, My dad, and my Hubby of 31 years. Hubby is STILL MY BEST FRIEND and the Love of my life!!
@@gabunnie1 Jeremy and George have done so much good for people in the time they been together (let alone before that) that they have so many points with the good man above that I think they are covered. AMEN!!!
Really, eye protection hearing protection, armor body suit, it could have been booby trapped. You risked your life for a UA-cam video, the algorithms will reward you.
Funny how when you seen that 2oz gold bar you just threw it to the side like it was trash but then got excited to look at the common coin collection. That was done on purpose. He obviously had a higher b.p. and heart rate when he laid the gold bar down and decided to fly threw the rest of the video because didn't want any attention to the possible nearly $4,000 bar of gold and happen to get the attention of a faux "locker defaultee" or even moreso possibly the actual ex owner of the locker who may now want to pursue you for that gold lol 😆 you was trying to hurry to the end so he could start fiddling with that bar! 😆 and then have to deal with that crap. 😆😆😆😆 We know what's going on , nobody missed that extremely valuable gold bullion bar, mate 😉😎😆
5 bucks a very sore Jeremy! Your enthusiasm is uncanny!! Great find of coins and 🔫. I’d be going to get that stuff appraised ASAP. Hope you find more treasures in the unit. 💜👍🙏
@@samzetroc2634 I understand that. I just hope the previous owner did not buy that safe just for what was found in the video. There are smaller and cheaper safes for a coin collection like that,
Pretty cool find. All those quarters are pretty much face value. Most of the jewelry looks like scrap. The silver coins and the flintlock are the best finds in the safe for sure...and of course the $300 cash haha
My grandfather collected coins,and the only 1 he didn't have was that 1943 one. If he'd got that,the whole collection would of quadrupled in value. The others are hologram coins..lovely find..💙
Congrats on the gold jewelry and $300 cash. It would be nice to know how much cash you converted the unit into, altogether. Somebody put great store in their State Quarters and cheap watches!
Had to laugh at the hundred dollar bills. Had an old hundred dollar bill and cashier was trying to tell me it was fake because they never saw the older bill before.
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Hale$ No Sledge Hammer, metal cutter, and Prybars. That dang concrete sure makes alot of dust.
Hey you guys, my aunt has about $1M 8n inventory of jeweler made jewelry. Everything from rings, earrings, gold, silver settings, precious stones and semi precious stones. She had traveled the circuit of nationwide jewelry shows for thirty years and as she's looking to retire, would like some advice as to where/who she can equitably transfer a left over inventory of amazing jewelry. Any ideas would be appreciated. 🙂👍
Holy Hale$! What a great buy for $5!
Hale$ YES
There are people out there who save and save to buy good things, store them in a safe, only to die without anyone knowing what they have and where the loot is. It's a sad testament to how lonely many of us are.
Yep, many people just passed away, leave their belongings without a thought.
They save things for a rainy day yet luckily never had rainy days!!!
I've done that.
Moral of the story. Don't store your treasures here on earth, but in heaven by caring and loving others.
My Uncle Buck, I mean, Del said that the only thing he would leave behind to ever prove he was on this Earth would be a bunch of shower curtain rings…I miss him.
Aaaaaaaaaaaamen 🙏🏾
ok send me all your money now so you can be saved lol
😂 ain't that the truth
Yaaaaawn
That was NUTS!!! Nice job guys... 5 bucks....
When he said we are going to need a sledgehammer for the safe I went to get a cold beer and made myself comfortable. I knew that this was going to be a long video!
Never seen anybody get so excited about a bunch of quarters. LOL.
I am a retired locksmith of 35 years. Love the channel, LOVE George's eyes!!!! Safe manufacturers know a safe will be put up against a wall so they SKIMP on the security of the back of the safe! Buy a die-grinder (even a cheap Chicago from Harbor Freight is good enough) and use it to cut open the back of the safe. All the security is put into the DOOR of a safe and you try to defeat the strongest part. I love watching it (he he he he) but don't kill yourself! Chris
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Another trick is to put a lump of plasticine on the back and stand up a cold chisel in it and come down heavy with a sledgehammer and voila
So you got out of the locksmith business because you couldn't stand to keep trade secrets to your self?
@@securityman6666 that's not a secret... Basically anyone that knows anything about safes already knew that
Lol
Pro tip: Just cut through rear of these safes. The rear is often very thin because they're meant to be bolted to the floor with the back against a wall.
I’m an amateur coin collector and I was squeeling seeing all of those old coins!! So awesome and the old gun.
Me too!
Right there with Ya lol
That's an old lighter I have a few on my wall
Me too
It actually looks like the barrel would be too big to be a lighter. I hope its a silver gun and an age that will make it worth a whole lot for them!
Be cautious of smashing old safes: the concrete in the chassis contains asbestos.
What The Hale$ loved watching this video. Love seeing the different coins & objects that's part of history. Thank you for sharing.
I can't believe you paid only 5$ for it ... thats the most profitable storage I've ever seen
A professional locksmith could it so fast and easy, and that safe could get hundreds if not thousands even an older model.
It's a fire proof safe. I took a quick look online and used safes like this one go for about $1000.
Seems like he didn't think this one through...he just started smashing it like the Hulk.
Yeah but then it wouldn't make a cool video. Something about the word "breaking" such as into breaking into or breaking something seems to get lots and lots of views because the word works the algorithm in its favor. Maybe he did it just for the views
He should be a 75 pound steel dig bar, that monster can easily open a safe.
Hardly as exciting as smashing your way through it though !!!
@@sirozy2797 Heck ya
I’m surprised you’ve never seen a $100 bill like that before. They were all like that before they changed the style to big head lol
Wow 5$ 👏 that was a 🏆 best buy ever!
I think im more excited than you are..got goosebumps..omg...not even blink watching this...better than a movie..
Wow, what a unit! Can't wait to see what else you find.
HALES OF A BUY! This is why we buy storage units! 😁
Could you imagine after all that hard work they found an envelope on a shelf with the words safe combination and keys written on it.
Hahhaa
😂😂😂
ironic😅
This is what outrageous greed does for people.
A sledgehammer.
Jeremy's 30 minute exercise video, total workout of every muscle you never knew you had.
I know how much excitement a safe can cause!! I was buying storage units way before the TV shows came around. Yes, I was even on one of the shows, as a participant of the auction, not as a buyer on the show. One safe that we got was a floor safe. We checked with a locksmith but decided to just do it ourselves. Angle grinder and diamond blade in hand, the chore began. We got lucky on the choice of where to cut - had we hit the SECRET security lever in the locking mechanism, it would have triggered an additional lever that would have meant we would have had a LOT more cutting to do to get the lid off or start a new hole hoping to not burn up whatever was inside. We were so excited peeking inside!! There was mostly jewelry with a few coins and other goodies! The safe then went to the recycling yard!! It took two people to lift it into the back of our truck!! I sure do miss getting storage units!!! (Another room gave us personal Poloroid pictures & ephemera of The James Brown Band, including the Godfather of soul, in their early years. Still researching the items!!) Love your videos!!
Whoa that would have been soooo cool,loved James Brown may he r.i.p
LOL I'm like " I can't F'n believe you just got that for $5!".
the reason many ppl didn't want to buy this unit is that in the end they have to take home or get rid of everything inside which can cost more than the money used to buy it. so if all the stuffs inside are junks and you need like 50$-100$ to move them to the landfills then it would be a huge loss.
Lol right! He just got an entire house hole of items for $5.00. People were walking away like that was trash I would of been like , " I'll take it!"
@@TheAnhphuong92 oooo I see. So you need money for the unit, money to help get people to help you move it ( if you need that) , than money for the landfill. Also if you sell online you need money for shipping , packaging, etc I didn't think of all of that. But if you have the store front hook up you're golden.
@@pushingpositivity518 yeah, all the expense will add up. Well to be in this business you need to have a place to dump all the trash you find in those lockers.
@@TheAnhphuong92 donation centers will take most of what is leftover
Crazy! Loved it. WOW!!!
Absolutely Amazing the units you both get and this one only 5 bucks...Wow amazing🙏
That unit is unbelievable ... major score for 5$💕🙏😇
Awesome find!
Incredible score! Congratulations 🎊
Was anyone laughing when he kept wiggling the handle, like it was going to "magically" open? 😁
I was thinking the same thing .
I just said loud comedown brother it won’t be open by miracle . 😁😁😁
you are blessed and soo lucky😆👏🙏
Jeremy you’re the man for smashing that safe open. My goodness what a score for $5, and the safe is just the beginning. Yeah!!!!
Loved all the old coins and the gun! Great find dude and only $5!!
Five bucks and the first thing you get is a safe filled with coins. Can't wait to see what other treasures you come up with!
That is a great find, don’t lose it!!!
What a killer unit!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Please be careful busting up old safes. Some companies actually added asbestos to the concrete to make the safe fire resistant. I'm not sure what year that stopped but it would be worth your time to wear eye protection and respiratory protection if you bust up a safe. Love the videos!! Thank you for all you two do! ❤
The EPA banned all use of asbestos in 1989. It was used for everything.
So so.
You know when I make it out you will get a tutorial on how to use annonym and encrypted hard wallets and cryptos. Or how to use the internet.
Absolutely.......Brutal, nuff said!
Even with a guard attached on the angle grinder, I can't encourage you enough to use a face shield. Discs can part in less than a blink of an eye. I almost learned the hard way once.
Yes Jeremy please be safe
It's not even a bad idea to wear safety glasses UNDER a face shield.
And ear muffs. Those grinders will send you deaf.
Only takes one time
Just a tip using pry bars an stuff you don’t just have to pull back an forth Go side to side to get a better angle/ and what locks it is from to other side not where the pins are.You can rent saws to cut the locking bars that keep it closed
Jeremy what a power horse smashing that safe. What a find the coins. Please be careful with your back. I injuried mine and it will never get better.
Me too but my whole spine is messed up due to being hit head on I was 6 mos pregnant.
@@kristilicea1472 sorry to hear about your injury. My got injuried when a client with mental illness attacked me and threw me into a dresser. Dislocated my hip and a knob hit my tailbone. The client was 600 pounds and did damage. Hip replacement in my early 40.s. Doctors said i was the youngest. I left being an adult family home since then. Had no support from the county. Now in my 50.s would like to work with veteran s.. Thanks for writing. You take care.
Wow so lucky hope you help people who in need
Thank you im happy watching your vidoes
It's so sad that someone's entire collection that would have cost them a fortune was just abandoned.
Right ! Apparently the owner died and didn't leave a next of kin contact info to the storage facility , or maybe the next of kin didn't care . A person's life and what they held valuable to them reduced to it being sprawled on the ground and salvaged through .The things that the owner kept in that whiskey box meant something sentimental to that person but now it is viewed as worthless junk to a stranger . Really sad .
This just confirms that the material things that we place value in through out our lives are only important as long so that we live , but once dead our things becomes other people spoils or junk , this includes to relatives too . We must enjoy life while we have it . Yes , save some for tomorrow but do savor every second of life in the present .
The reason He died no one knows about storage even his/her Family..
The proud owner of that coin collection will have been weeping in heaven as the value dropped by 90% as all the coins were damaged through mishandling. With coins, there is a tremendous difference in value between perfect condition and nearly perfect condition.
@timothybolshaw I take it you didn't see that almost every coin was in its very own hard display case? Unless that hard outer case was cracked open .... which I didn't see that happening at all, the coins wouldn't have been damaged at all.
BUT, even if they had all been damaged, it still wouldn't have mattered any... most of the coins were all massed produced "collectors items" that didn't have much value over the amount printed on each coin.
That safe was awesome find. I'm in Nashville, ohio
That’s gonna be one crazy unit can’t wait to see what other treasures are hidden in it 🥰
As a farmer safe technician I am enjoying this very much you'll never get into it beating on it should have just called a locksmith to have him come out and open it for $150
What if it was empty
They’re trying to make money from these
👍😄
If you have to open a safe, it's far easier going through a back or side wall. The door has pins expanding in all directions and is always the strongest side.
Your post notification is turned on 💙💙💙💙
I'm just thinking "dude, be careful with these coins" 😂
For sure.
A once in a lifetime find
The way to open a safe is to use a hammer to knock the dial off, put a bar on where the dial was and hit it with a hammer to pop the locks out of the box and the tumblers back. You can reverse that when you get it open by looking to see where the tumblers open and save the safe.
I love old coins and definitely you found a great coins . Congratulations 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
One of my favorites !! So much fun watching all the discoveries
Lady shooting the video is better than any supposed professional videographer ...
Thanks for the video guys
I do storage auctions quite often here in Louisiana and time to time I also find a safe or 2, but I never destroy it to open and here's why. My first safe I did everything but blow it up to open it to only find air in it. Later that day my friend saw me load it onto my scrap trailer and he took a closer look and said what a dummy I was to destroy it. I said why and he said it was a $750 safe! So just to let you know I have studied safes and that one you just destroyed is worth $750-$850 in it's current condition....well before it was destroyed. Love the videos! My local locksmith told me a safe that size is 50-100 dollars to open.
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@thomas livings, THANK YOU!! I’m a 71 year old lady and I was thinking the same thing you posted. I also was thinking he could have had it refurbished and sold it for even more. There’s an old saying, it’s wiser to use your brain instead of your back. And, that wasn’t a crow bar he was using, the green thing was a nail puller. I use them all the time. Geez. I don’t think I’ll be watching anymore of these videos. Stupidity gives me a headache.
Where do find out where and what date they hold these auctions
I was internally screaming to myself "DONT BREAK THE SAFE ITS WORTH SO MUCH!!" then he started beating on it with the sledge and I started weeping inside.
@@TexasRose50 Not a nail puller only.. it's also pry bar? You do know that tools while they do have names can be used for a multitude of jobs right? Also time is money and refurbishing safes is not really lucrative when you can make more money on collectibles/gold, silver etc. instead of waiting around to pay locksmiths which involves you giving money to someone else instead of making money.
I was watching in suspense!! 🤣as if I was there trying to open it up 😆
The person who died left the safe was turning in their grave when they saw you smashing their safe lol
Really, there's UA-cam in the afterlife? Now I cant wait to die, lot of catching up to do!
Beautiful coin collection! Love the colored ones!!
Think they prefer the nomenclature "African American." Colored is seriously outdated.
The coins are collectors proof coins. They have some from each mint usually. The other coins may have numismatic value.
Absolutely amazingxx
Those are uncirculated proof sets....NICE!
The knife is a scalpel
Proof sets are not colored............
.total value 20 dollars
I have a lot of proof sets because I always get them for Christmas and of you have the older ones they can actually sell for quite a bit of money.
Absolutely incredible!!!
Children, the treasure is ON the pages.
Congratulations on the finds, I would love to find just one.
The coins look like the commercials you see on the TV at 330 in the morning. Buy this set now and we will throw in this rare set of wooden nickels
Facts.....if they took that entire coin collection to Pawn Srars....Rick would offer them $200 bucks for the entire collection
"Avoid disappointment and future regret. Limit 5 per caller"
@@L8-APEX 🤣🤣🤣
3 to $5 for those mint sets. The rest of it scrap it out for melt value 😹😹😹😹😅😅
Whoever had those 100 dollar bill, something is up with them. Check them out real good!!
First video watching right here! Just want to say I love the vibe I got from you both, just the best
My heart stung a little when I saw the AARP calculator. Whoever owned this safe either died old and alone, or died without telling his family about all these cool keepsakes.
Or.... They just had an AARP calculator?
WOW!!! JACKPOT!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!
It's funny to me as I am a bit older than you all, that you didn't recognize how all 100 dollar bills used to look, before the dramatic changes to them. Lol
Exactly. I’m 34 & have seen those bills
@@Dollyspeaks211 Awesome Alicia.
that $100 bill design changed in 1995, its not that old
That was truly brilliant. So exciting
Jeremy. . .it would be good to take a locksmith class...for as many safes and lock boxes you find...but the excitement and entertainment value with the "sledge hammer" is priceless.
Love your storage unit videos.
Awesome finding congratulations
I love old coins and must say I'm so jealous. Did you ever find the family that those present went to. Cause I know if some one showed up at my house saying they had the last Christmas presents from a past on realitive would be so special and emotional, kinda like one last hug from them. Hope you found that family. No telling how much of that stuff was family airlooms.
Not yet 😁
Very cool coin and I think also valuable 😍💖
Yikes! Many of the old safes are insulated with asbestos, so chances are, you are breathing it with every hammer blow, releasing that white powder into the air. A respirator, and goggles, might be a good idea.
Yea I use to remove asbestos you should find out if that safe was made with asbestos. Just be careful man that stuff will kill you. specially old stuff that insulates.
You two are Blessed💕🙏😇
Congrats you found grandmas shopping network junk stash😂😂😂😂😂
First time watching..so cool..great job.
I'm in Australia.
There was 300 in notes staring him in the face...And his saying look at the gold and it was about 3$ in scrap metal 😂🤣
I wanted to see some some of those old watches! and those lapel pins could have been serious antiques. alas...
A ounce of gold in my state is like 1200 or so give or take
But yea could be miss print notes
Wow those old coins were great!
Call a locksmith. This is a good safe to keep for your valuables.
Wow, the coins are great but that pocket watch is so cool.
Jeremy, where is your eye protection?!? PLEASE, use eye AND ear protection.
Right! Wear your PPE mister. I was having bad thoughts as Jeremy was peeling back the top layer of the door, anyone else? Just 1 slip, and ........YIKES. I was like, it has to be ok or they wouldn't have posted it, right? Then I am like well youtube does like views, and this will get views.. No, No, No, Stop, it is not going to happen.
He is still at the "Invincible" stage of his life...lol because he loves to cut up and "be a kid," "he dont wanna grow up, he's a Toys R Us Kid..." He will get 'right on that' PSYCH! In other words NOT!! My Dad was like that. He Taped up his chisels so us kids wouldnt get hurt, because he kept them so sharp. One day he was removing a wooden drawer front, (no gloves, no eye protection...you know) and he RAN THE CHISEL THROUGH HIS PALM OF HIS HAND. He had to have MICRO-SURGERY to reattach the nerves so he wouldnt lose use of his hand. He missed EVERY BONE IN HIS HAND, SOMEHOW!! NO broken bones....Angels and God watch out for these guys, Im telling ya!! He will figure it out one day!! Just takes time. And besides, Jeremy KNOWS where hes going, if, HEAVEN FORBID, something REALLY horrible were to happen, so hes good!! Hes NOT afraid. AWESOME MEN, are Always a bit like Jeremy, My dad, and my Hubby of 31 years. Hubby is STILL MY BEST FRIEND and the Love of my life!!
@@gabunnie1 Jeremy and George have done so much good for people in the time they been together (let alone before that) that they have so many points with the good man above that I think they are covered. AMEN!!!
Really, eye protection hearing protection, armor body suit, it could have been booby trapped.
You risked your life for a UA-cam video, the algorithms will reward you.
Exciting 👍 what a of treasure
Funny how when you seen that 2oz gold bar you just threw it to the side like it was trash but then got excited to look at the common coin collection. That was done on purpose. He obviously had a higher b.p. and heart rate when he laid the gold bar down and decided to fly threw the rest of the video because didn't want any attention to the possible nearly $4,000 bar of gold and happen to get the attention of a faux "locker defaultee" or even moreso possibly the actual ex owner of the locker who may now want to pursue you for that gold lol 😆 you was trying to hurry to the end so he could start fiddling with that bar! 😆 and then have to deal with that crap. 😆😆😆😆 We know what's going on , nobody missed that extremely valuable gold bullion bar, mate 😉😎😆
Time code?
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Yeah I was laughing when he tossed it aside
it's just a brass nameplate. no gold. I have bought simular items from United States commemorative gallery and had the option to get that nameplate
Wow impressive couldn't take my eyes away
5 bucks a very sore Jeremy! Your enthusiasm is uncanny!! Great find of coins and 🔫. I’d be going to get that stuff appraised ASAP. Hope you find more treasures in the unit. 💜👍🙏
Great luck! Enjoy your findings!!
I gotta get into this business.
Alright!! Congrats 😊
The safe was worth more than the coins.
Without a key or combination it's worthless!
@@samzetroc2634 I understand that. I just hope the previous owner did not buy that safe just for what was found in the video. There are smaller and cheaper safes for a coin collection like that,
Love the videos. Did you find out about the Christmas presents?
love watching you two!! you are a Hales of a lot of fun!! awesome unit and how blessed you are! incredible.....:)
Ama zing job breaking into the safe
Pretty cool find. All those quarters are pretty much face value. Most of the jewelry looks like scrap. The silver coins and the flintlock are the best finds in the safe for sure...and of course the $300 cash haha
Yea right he found plenty of gold rings also
My grandfather collected coins,and the only 1 he didn't have was that 1943 one. If he'd got that,the whole collection would of quadrupled in value. The others are hologram coins..lovely find..💙
Before demolishing the safe to get it open. GOOGLE how to crack the safe. List the directions for opening the safe.
Congrats on the gold jewelry and $300 cash. It would be nice to know how much cash you converted the unit into, altogether. Somebody put great store in their State Quarters and cheap watches!
Sentimental value is priceless to some.
Had to laugh at the hundred dollar bills. Had an old hundred dollar bill and cashier was trying to tell me it was fake because they never saw the older bill before.
Congratulations 😁😁😁👍🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
I find myself blowing the dust off as you hold them up, GREAT FIND
I was too. And every time you dropped one on the cement rubble, i gasped.
Great vid