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What the heck went wrong at 40:00 approx?? Lol ; )

You know. Some of these are like obviously filmed in the 80s and 90s. The values are so low due to this. It's not today's money. So no wonder no one can get through the video.

Don’t watch. No stolen necklace.

Skip to 44:40 for the ring

I wish you wouldn’t talk. And allow the expert to give the information. Because there are many times when you don’t know what you’re talking about.

They are TULIPS

good example of AI. AI is a example sample of people. most people are stupid, = most AI is dimwitted and stupid , with brief insights, but does not have any understanding when that occurs. They can speak but have no passion or emphasis, as they do not know the importance or what they say. funny, but was entertaining what snippets it had harvested

If an item from the 1980s is an antique I’m a fossil.

The items are interesting, but the AI script and voice (and errors !) is irritating.

Not a fan of the narration, but a lifelong fan of the content, have a great 2025!

Around 40 min the AI script needs to be checked. That is a box, not a doll used as a flask.

NO STOLEN NECKLACE… CLICKBAIT

Made in the 1980's.... Antique???? Yeah, I don't like that... the 1980's was my childhood.

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Why do you have to narrate shit that's obvious if you just show the clip? Nobody wants to see your little 90-year-old face and a little window at the bottom of the screen narrating shit we can figure out on our own. Quit posting shit

Stupid question: what do stores do with pieces that do not sell? I mean stores like Tiffany's, not Walmart. 🤔💎

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AI voice over ripped off Road Show. Road show is on TH-cam as well but not STOLEN WITH BS AI

AI voice over ripped off Road Show. Road show is on TH-cam as well but not STOLEN WITH BS AI

The most valuable guitar I've held. Through most of the 90s I played bass with Delaney Bramlett. George Harrison had given Delaney the rosewood Telecaster that he played in "Let It Be " and the rooftop concert. So I've played it many times. It wasn't really a great guitar. That's probably why George gave it away. One time Delaney was playing my bass. I had sanded the finish off of the neck because I like the feel of raw wood. Well Delaney liked it too. So he handed me the "Rooftop Tele" and asked me to do the same thing with that. Believe me, I tried to talk him out of it, but he insisted. So the next day found me sitting on my front porch, sanding the finish off of the neck of George Harrison's rosewood "Rooftop Tele". To say it was surreal would be an understatement. Delaney later sold it at auction. The winning bidder was Ed Begley Jr. He paid $375,000. He returned it to George's family. I thought that was pretty classy.

detailed yeahhh

I hope the guy who pressured the woman out of that piece for just $15,000 went back and gave her a decent amount.

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I don’t know anymore. I heard Tiffany lamps are not worth anything anymore so maybe somebody prove me wrong. I know a lady has a whole shop load of them down in Florida. My understanding is also even if it’s worth 40 to 50,000 you need a dealer and the dealer always takes half. I could be wrong about that also.

I don’t know anymore. I heard Tiffany lamps are not worth anything anymore so maybe somebody prove me wrong. I know a lady has a whole shop load of them down in Florida.

Is anyone else fed up with the commentator copying the experts word verbatim? I know I am

You dont add anything to this with your commentary, just let the experts talk as you are just repeating things!

My grandmother's nephew had bought an old mansion. He lived there with his wife and children. I have no idea why but he gave my grandmother two huge glass shades. They were in the mantle in her house and beautiful--green swirls with gold and a lighter green. They shone. When my grandmother died, neither my mom or her sister wanted them and I didn't know if I wanted them or not. I was 26. My then mother in law stopped in and looked around. Her eyes went staight to those shades and my mom told her to take them. Two weeks later, she told me they were made by Tiffany and sold them for $700. I thought that was so wrong on her part as she knew about glass. My mom should have said no but none of us knew what they were. Gone is gone. 😢

The funniest one was the 1957 with the missing whammy bar. Build up an original 1957 2 tone burst as valuable, only to say the whammy bar is easily & affordably replaced. The Fender guitars being bolt on were intended to be a partscaster by design. It's just getting ridiculous that every slab ever produced is a collectible anymore. Parade an expert out & all of a sudden a $ 100 Strat that China produces should be worth $ 55-60K in +/-60 years. Hey, I'd like to think my 2005 Squier Bullet SSS HT is special, but it's like any of them. Plays music is built relatively accurate to be in tune & play chords in tune. I paid $ 25 for it, it needed repairs & corrections for a shim & wood plugs so that the screws would remain tight & hold it together. Plays like new, looks great, but take it apart and it's apparent that the wood work was done to it. Rattling off names of rock stars is a yawn anymore. These guitars are production units that never made a single hit. The artists & their music are special, the instruments aren't. It's like going to Home Depot & buying a Chinese shovel, extending credit to the shovel for breaking ground ceremony for the local city hall as being worth thousands when it's nothing more than a $ 20 shovel.

Why are they referring to the female expert as He

A MAJOR thumbs down for AI trash content ! Instant DO MOT RECOMMEND filter Bye bye!!!!

44:33 for the thumbnail

The antique jewelry is very beautiful and timeless as far as I’m concerned.

kashmir is not in burma...jesus christ

Big eyes artist woman died a few years back. Her story is very interesting. 😊

What happened to the $329,000 guitar. Disgraceful clickbait. You must think we're all fools. !!!

Those are not lions, they are Fu dogs

How old is the Roadshow? 1990's? The values on those guitars are way low.

B.B. King, Freddie King, Mighty Joe Young, Jody Williams and MANY more guitarists made very good use of the Gibson Varitone-It did VERY much for the tone until 1967, when Gibson 'fixed it when it didn't break', truly making the circuit useless. Listen to B.B.'s 'The Thrill is gone'. for the classic 1959-1966 ES 345/355 Varitone. sound.

Do these ladies husbands know their guitars are missing from the closet?

NOOVWA?!!😅😅😅😅😅

An ORANGE PEELER!!! How absolutely fascinating!!!

Thumbnail uses US dollar sign. Then states that a $300 dollar guitar is expensive. Gee, will I watch this video or channel? No.

Thats an ugly a tray

So what did we learn here? Anything old from Tiffany is worth between $25,000 - $35,000.

Thank you for this compilation 😊🤤

He is a sheeeeeeeeeeee

This voice is horrible. Gave up after 60 seconds. Too annoying.

Wrong words

Gorgeous