Charlie and the original owner are both so lucky that they bumped into someone who has the same passion in collecting cards. I feel like the guy can finally rest in peace knowing his collection is in good hands
Idk am i the only one who thinks this stuff is kinda shameless how do these things even work like wouldn’t the stuff go to the family members like inheritance instead of just some random dude who can do what he wants with it?
Storage wars is fake sadly. I use to watch it with my dad n what not. But we were watching it one time n when they first "Opened" the unit for showing everything was one way. and once the "Bidding" started there was like 4-7 things miss placed like blatantly moved boxes/other key items. So was like a "ewww everything they go thro n find is prob placed now.. and nothing at all has a smidge of realness at that point."
@@DiamondPugs ya Ik but if they woulda just not made it so obvious or like in your face. Wouldn’t have bothered me. Ik it wasn’t all real from the start.
The former owner of the storage honestly looks like a such cool guy. Lots of collectables, videogames, trading cards, goddamn shark teeth collection. All that while being an astronaut engineer. What a life.
Yeah you get the feeling he was pretty chill in his down time which is probably a good thing for someone in his profession. I wonder how old this dude is. Cuz man... some of those signed baseball cards were freaking ancient!
Even though there was some (typical) decaying bits of stuff in the unit, it was nicely organized and you could tell it was mostly meaningful things he was passionate about (if he might be deceased). He seems like an interesting guy. Hopefully Charlie will save or sell the space memories so that they can be properly cared for! I wish I had that cool NASA crate!
@@joshlaverick2002 did you not watch the video? Even if every item in there only sold for $1 each, which is a massive understatement, the unit would still be profitable.
A bunch of Kassner posters sold for $3000 at Sothebys in 2021, including a copy of the one you threw in the trash box. Kassner was the most important stage illusionist of the first half of the 20th century.
@ToPNEAAow bro.... Charlie is a better person than you will ever be. He used to donate 100% of his revenue to charity. Now he still does any excess goes to charity
@@Mortimer_Sleazburger Your point is not related to this video at all, I never said Charlie is a piece of shit. I love Charlie and he is an amazing dude who gives away money literally all the time to people in need. He's a saint, but in this video, they toss out so much valuable things that it's foolish.
@@xjlover2058 they threw out alot of things that has a large amount of value either financially speaking or other.....I understand they were on a time crunch but....more respect and care woulda been great. They maybe woulda noticed how much they actually had
Actually genius. Could make it into a trilogy with this being first, then a visit to an appraiser, then a trip to Las Vegas for pawn stars lol it would be cool
PLEASE KEEP THE PATCHES, COINS AND CERTIFICATES!!!!! The engineer that owned that unit is almost certainly dead to leave that stuff behind. You'd have to kill me to get my patches and coins, and i don't even really collect them. Generally the aerospace patches and coins you only get if you are directly involved in a program, or if you trade with someone. i highly doubt the owner of the unit was an astronaut, but instead as an aerospace engineer. He probably spent his hobby money on collectables. Engineers have a LOT of hobby money. That said, i'd pay quite a bit for those sweet, sweet STS patches. the guy worked on some of the first ISS missions and that letter referenced Mir, which was the older space station that crashed. The crazy thing is, i almost certainly know someone who worked with whoever owned that unit because the aerospace world is pretty small. It is a bit strange to see that kind of stuff in a unit though because every engineer i know (myself included) keeps their work in their house, assuming its not classified. You get into the habit of keeping your work close by for reference even after you retire or switch careers. It almost looks like the engineer died, and his apartment was put into storage, and then abandoned eventually.
I collect diecast cars and I know a bit about collecting the other collectables and its the same sort of thing. Plus I'm an engineer so I know exactly what your talking about. So much history and the collectables are incredible
Yeah perhaps a lonely one at that, we didn't see any photos of any family members and it looks like he had a lot of time on his hands. For the locker to go to someone random and not a family member...
Its just a heavy duty electronics box. That's made to be loaded into non-pressurized spaces without fear of damage to the equipment inside. That one is the smallest version I've seen available. However even the larger used version only goes for around 200-600 USD dependent on condition.
@@aybee63 He was a NASA engineer... they were probably going to toss the box, he grabbed it, and he threw some stickers on it cause its cool. Those are just the stickers they slap on every single cargo container that's needed for a mission. Weather is actually going into space or not. I have one of those stickers on my laptop. Theyre like 5 for 50 USD online.
@@YungRekless I looked it up online to check cuz it looked expensive and I used the lowest price I could find. There were a couple I found well over $600.
this unit was so sick. Almost everything a guy would love. Even if it isn't worth million dollars its still cool to be able to preserve the history of these pieces for that much longer.
In years past I went to estate auctions, storage unit liquidations etc. My best haul was buying out a dental classroom for less than $400. Nobody there had use for dental chairs and had no clue what an autoclave was or it's value. My investment netted a couple grand by the time I had turned all the items on ebay. The worst deal I witnessed was a unit that had plywood and a fridge ocki g view of the u it the winning g bid 25 bucks the hidden items, junk car tires they legally had to pay to dispose of.
We definitely need a follow up video of “we appraised all the stuff we found in an astronaut’s storage locker” just to see the results of the watch + card values alone
In the future, it’ll all come full circle when someone finds a storage unit full of Charlie’s Yugioh and Pokémon cards and be as stoked as these guys finding the baseball and basketball cards
I actually like that for a video series/concept. I'm sure he has enough junk to memorabilia to open a bunch of storage unites and have a real life opening package.
Literally NEVER have seen someone pull a storage unit with that much return coming back. WOW! We need a follow-up episode of the appraisal for all the items.
Charlie just needs to be careful that the card appraisal person doesn't lie as I could definitely see someone seeing some valuable cards and thinking hey, if I can get them to sell it to me for $50 then I'll make a lot of money
@@JordanPlayz158 I could totally see that happening if he was to do it in private, but if he's going to do a video on it the person doing the appraisal will shoot themselves in the foot career wise if they become known for scamming a popular youtuber.
Your friend was right on the money as they threw the Kassner Illusionen poster in the trash, saying it was probably a grand cause it's circa 1920's and auction bids at $800-1200. If a Nasa Engineer had it in storage, it was probably worth saving.
Charlie: *doesn't want to touch anything in the storage unit* also Charlie: *literally man handles 2011 sports illustrated swimsuit edition* I was just waiting for him to find a page that was stuck together
Right I was thinking like why is he acting like a puss about some dust and dirt on boxes when he most definitely just touched a magazine that was used to jerk off with lmfao
@@loganbrown2807 Ikr why is he so scared to touch the shit?. some ancient dried jizz is fine but a little dust, no way in hell "it's yucky" lol.. Charlie's scawed to get his hands a wittle dirty
Honestly, most sports cards aren't worth jack shit anymore, or at least not enough to be worth shipping to a buyer. Nobody wants to buy them anymore, and kids have no want of sports cards. I have massive stacks of my dad's old sports cards (oddly enough, from the same era as the cards in the video), and they're basically worth more to me now as insulation/sound deadening material than they would be if I sold them.
Charlie refused to touch anything except the ONE thing I wouldn't have dared to touch that was in another mans possession which is Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. God bless this man.
I have about 13,500 hockey cards stashed away in a very organized manner. All from 1982-1992 and I can say with great sadness that I couldn't get $1000 for the whole lot.
@@ThePriceisRightB Yeah. I'm Canadian. As a kid hockey was the only sport that existed. I got a bazzilion Martin Brodeau, Sergei Federov, Pavel Bure and Jarmor Jagr rookie cards.... barely worth the paper they were printed on.
Almost a year later, and would love an update on these gems. C'mon Charlie. Give us some closure on what all you found in this treasure trove of memorabilia
I'm in amateur space historian who lives in central florida, I would absolutely love to evaluate all the space memorabilia they pulled out of there. I already have quite a large collection myself
If Charlie just started buying storage units for a living and reselling the stuff he finds at the warehouse and started videoing it all I would never ever stop watching
@@connorjohanning9604 Yeah although I'm gonna be honest why it's possible some of the cards may have value the only extraordinary find was the watch and maybe the jewelry if it's real.
@@austinblackburn8095 Man idk i think the nascar models will be worth something, they just glanced over them, but i think some of the stuff can be worth something
The NASA container is a standard transit case for sensitive electronics for a majority of US Government agencies. They are designed to be water tight, the walls are hallow so it floats, and they are incredibly sturdy if treated right. - A former repair technician that worked on a big Navy project.
@Rich Woogie 2 weeks later charlie gets an email from NASA saying something like there's actually an item in there its just stored in another dimension and the item is super radioactive and its radioactiveness can cross dimensions
my theory: this person was obviously involved with NASA's Space Shuttle Program, which ran from 1981 to 2011. he most likely repaired and prepared shuttle's at KSC before launch, judging by his note from Boeing and reflective vest. chances are he was layed off from NASA just around 2011, after or before the Shuttle Program came to close. he either died, or simply lost his storage unit sometime afterward. (the mars rover documents are of the Spirit rover, which was around the mid-late 2000's.)
Found a couple listings for 100 to 150 so it's not that much but ye still quite a bit. Probably would sell for about 60-80 if it was brought out now looking at the piece count
@@basilisk1997 This one belonged to the guy who built the ACTUAL rover though lol, worth tons more just because of that, and this video authenticates it
@@kasoncarter5440 Nah, a lot more than that. Lets just assume all of those cards are low tier and they are able to sell them for 0.5c - $1 a card. There were THOUSANDS of those cards. And a lot of them are worth more than $1 (considering that they are 30 years old). If that Rolex was real? That alone would be a few grand. It will probably pay off the entire unit cost. It really just depends on what is real, what has autographs, and what is rare.
@@travisdingolaite6184 Watching his update video, I agree. He made bank on this and he was only looking at the cards in that video. He didn't mention anything else. If they are the real deal, he can probably retire now lol. I think just one card he was looking at sold on ebay for around 20k+, but he is waiting to get appraisers out to grade them and check everything out. If they are real... then damn he got lucky on his first unit lol.
@@redgrove7063 why dont the people who own the unit (not the engineer) after they no longer have access to the unit but still have stuff in it and sell the stuff in it instead of potentially losing out on thousands?
@@travisdingolaite6184 From how I understand it, if the rent on the unit is no longer being paid, the storage facility takes over ownership. While there are a few diamonds in the rough like this one, many are full of junk. They would have to clean out the unit, go through everything inside it, determine value, and then find a way to somehow sell it. Meanwhile they have already lost out on the rent, could potentially lose more the longer it stays full, and they would need to pay people to go through it for them to find valuables/trash junk. They set up auctions in order to get others to clean if for them for free and get back the lost rent. If the unit is full of junk, they could make a profit if the auction bids high. If its full of valuables, the auction still bids high normally, so they still get profit on it. It get cleaned out the same day it is sold and the storage seller doesn't have to worry about sorting/cleaning costs.
Yeah I was gonna say someone would pay good money to have that. Think of all the cool things you could convert it to, I’d build a computer in it and tell people it’s my space super computer and all I need is the rocket and I’m good to go .
You can see Matt's entire life flashing before his eyes, finally seeing what it all added up to. He did it-- he made all the correct decisions for almost 30 years. Somehow, he just slipped a Rolex into his pocket. He's peaked.
@@williamrichie2636 It is fake, and most of what is in the storage unit is not worth anything. Some stuff is, including stuff they mishandled or tossed.
@@EcnalKcin That's a Day Date ref 1803. Should be made around 1970. There is no way on earth that this watch is a fake unless someone put a new vintage fake in there later and made it look worn down. Chinese knock offs were pretty trash until 8-10 Years ago. Back then that machinery was only used by the Swiss and Germans in Glasshüte. And yeah as William Richie said goes for at least 12-18 k depending on the state and restoration.
@@LEVlATHANx ^^ I would pay $300 for one unless I could find another one for less lol just like a ballpark number, but yeah. you literally cannot get one of those without randomly finding one or just knowing someone.
Really seemed like he was an outstanding guy. Its nice to know his legacy is now immortalized on the internet :’) He would have been proud that a collector just like himself inherited his most prized possessions.
@@yajneshramsokul4618 I read his comment and I felt stupid like I misread the original comment. Thank you for making me do the double take. I don’t feel QUITE as dumb!
If that rolex is real it's a day date on a presidential bracelet in 18kt gold. Seeing as he worked at NASA it was probably a retirement gift. It's worth anywhere between 10-20 thousand depending if you got the papers and box. The fun thing about it is the reason it's worth more now than the list price is because James Gandolfini wore the same exact model on the show The Sopranos.
@@sundaynightdrunk What you saw wasn't diamonds. That is the reflection of the cyclops eye in the light. It is used for the magnification of the date. It is a signature feature of rolexs and something that I really enjoy about my datejust.
It looks to be a presidential and I agree that it seems to be a retirement gift. Really cool gift for working at NASA, but I don't know if they do that anymore. I know people who have worked and retired from NASA and haven't received watches.
Man it’s kind of sad to think of this person who lost all of this stuff but at the same time the potential for your future video content just thanks to this one storage unit alone is amazing!
@@piper636 my father lost his heirlooms and things to remember his childhood by forgetting to pay a storage containment bill. storage containment companies are evil.
@@nthny1875 these ones were stored rather than abandoned, and they belonged to an Astronaut who I believe is one of the more famous ones from the space shuttle program, Joe Engle.
@@nathancroud3730 Joe Engel is the astronaut that owned this storage unit? He's still alive though. Idk why he would let this happen to his storage unit
Kassner, The most important European stage illusionist of the first half of the twentieth century - Some of those posters are worth 2k. He was a collector! lol
@@Knowledgesquad1 idk if its the same guy though. And the awards don't overlap with the date on the actual certificate (2003). I also tried finding people that generally fit the story of dying sometime this year, but it doesn't seem like anyone under that name died this year, so this guy could just be in a retirement home. His stuff also makes it apparent that he was a bit of a social outcast, so who knows if he even has an obituary or anything of the sort.
For the manuals and stuff, you should give them to a museum, I am sure it would have some historical value. Also if that's a real rolex you could buy 3 more of those storage units.
@@JamesThePokemonHunter Probably not an astronaut, but it looked like he was an aeronautical engineer. My great uncle had the same job (helped design the Saturn V and Space Shuttle), and he was never hurting for money.
This sort of video kind of makes me sad. What happened to that guy that he'd leave that unit? He had so much treasured stuff in there. So many collections.
@@TerrorInWords yeah still, they were all over what other stuff is worth. they probably just had no idea how valuable shark teeth are. not being rich doesnt mean you automatically know the worth of shark teeth.
@@terraclock oh for sure, not everyone is an expert at specific things like that, but you should know right off the bat they gotta be worth something or have some sort of value or they wouldn't be in a frame in order like that. Some people frame things that aren't expensive, but with the shark teeth you should know they're worth something. When someone frames something, it's most likely valuable because they had to spend money to get it framed. There's always a market for something. So that tells you having money can alienate you from having knawlidge on certain things because you don't need to learn about it, you just buy it. I think that's what the other person was trying to say.
I truly did not want this video to end, I wish I could’ve been there, I would go through every little detail of every item in that unit, what an incredible and fulfilling life that man seemed to have lived, even without knowing him I have a sense appreciation admiration and even love for him, even with how neatly organized everything was in the unit ,just such an impressive person
After reading all these comments the Kassner poster is $1000, model Nascar cars are worth something, the cards are potentially worth millions, the Rolex is 20k, the Lego set is $300, coins could be worth thousands, and other things that will potentially get thrown out are super valuable. Safe to say if they sell it all separately they'll make quite the profit
Charlie rifling through a dead mans documents and pocketing a rolex, then proceeding to toss pristine collectors items in the trash, including a cleaver that may have well been a Foster Bros piece of work (considered by many to be a part of american history, up to $1,500 for the bigger two handed rusted over cleavers) is peak pengiunz0 activity. Immeasurable chaotic energy. He even loaded up a tub of shit for his dad, gotta love him lmao
Agreed, makes it even more authentic when charlie casually chucks the items towards the box and then Danny pans the camera over to Charlie pretending like nothing happened lol peak penguinz0 content
Charlie putting that cleaver in the trash box gave me an aneurysm. I’m pretty sure that was possibly a 7-inch Briddell cleaver which is very old, and quite valuable. Saw one on ebay for $75.
@@1degRazz For those of us that aren't rich thats some decent money just thrown away... Just cause you wipe your ass with 100 dollar bills doesn't mean everyone does lol.
@@oyaworks Rarely the case, it's usually the opposite thus why a lot of resellers go to Ebay to fill their shops up. If an item is selling on Ebay for a price regularly, it's regularly worth that price. As for outside of Ebay, I've seen antique knives like that go for hundreds, it will depend on how old it is.
This Joe fella is what every kid wants to be, he's grown up to be an astronaut with tons of marvel and band merch, sports memorabilia and random NASA and personal items that would be enough to retire on. This guy was livih the fucking dream! I want to be Joe
I love that one friend who takes everything Charlie says literally. "Is there a live body in there?" "No it's just you shifting stuff around." "Is this place haunted?" "No the light timer just ran out."
@@dimabu3265 Almost no one doing things like that think you're stupid. It's just their natural response. If it's not accompanied with an obvious "you're stupid" tone then you're just a lil insecure. Don't worry though, no one knows your insecurities until you make them apparent.
@@TheRicardochocjr i’m from Maryland and my mom has been friends with jimi sense high school love their music and had no clue anyone outside of the dmv sub area knew about them
Hey Charlie, as someone who collects things I hate to tell you but some of the things u where donating and or throwing out are worth several thousand those NASA flight manuals and notes are worth big bucks and NASA actually would pay to get them as they will put them in the NASA museum
What a waste. I was pissed from the beginning when one dude held up a tied plastic bag full of papers and said something like "Just a bunch of papers. Trash." and tossed them.
@@lemonade3909 he didn’t get scammed, did you see the amount of cards he got? Even if each is worth like 0.5 a cent, he’s still gunna be getting like 2k from cards alone Edit: not to mention all the other collectibles
Rolex is about 8k if real, collectible cars range from about $30-$500 a car, most on the low end, the fish hooks they threw away were probably worth around $100, the 90's sports cards in the boxes are likely bulk trash that has no value to anyone other than for fireplace tinder, the binders with 90's card sets are probably worth double digits or low triple digits each if they are lucky, the binders with star player cards are probably worth around $100 per binder if sold in bulk, more if sold individually but it would take years for them to sell and be a real pain to inventory, list, and ship, the other sports memorabilia is likely low value, unless signed by the right people, or vintage, the NASA memorabilia is likely worth a few hundred dollars, the NASA space box itself might be worth a few hundred to the right buyer, the sealed poster they opened and threw away was probably worth $20, and I didn't get a good enough look at the rest to price it out. Outside of the Rolex they don't seem to have anything high value. If it is fake they will still do better than break even, but not a lot better unless they sell individual cards. That would be a huge time investment though and probably not worth it. I would guess $3-5k plus the Rolex, depending on condition of the items, and how they are sold. They could make as much as $10k + Rolex, maybe if they got real lucky with things not shown on camera, and sink a lot of time into selling it all in the right market at the right price. That said, if they do a price of what they found video I expect it to be wildly inaccurate as they clearly have little to no experience. Even if they use sold listings on ebay for pricing like they should, they will likely not account for just how slow some of the items, such as individually priced cards, will sell.
@@EcnalKcin I was thinking the same thing about the cards. Even going through them 1-by-1 to check the prices would take an eternity. Maybe Charlie and the gang will just pay an appraiser to dig through the whole lot and pick out some of value. Or more likely, as you said, to tell him that the vast majority of the cards are extremely common and of low cash value. I'd still like to hear from him, though. Hopefully he'll do a video on it!
@@TheHipisterDeer yea exactly i mean they paid 2.4k which is a fucking joke considering it belonged to a most likely wealthy person. and what do wealthy people even store instead of throwing away? for sure no trash, it was totally clear from the beginning theyll make bank out of this
@@TheHipisterDeer i mean you can tell from the video that the rolex is real, so since its vintage and in good condition ill put it at around 10k+, could be way more but 10k at least, and i dont even wanna get started on all the collector items, if they find the right people theyll make a shitton of money, and remember they paid 2.4k
Charlie and the original owner are both so lucky that they bumped into someone who has the same passion in collecting cards. I feel like the guy can finally rest in peace knowing his collection is in good hands
We don't know if he is dead
I didn't think I would see you here abi.
His collection is in such great hands ....they will be sold immediately to other hands.
You mean passion for money?
Idk am i the only one who thinks this stuff is kinda shameless how do these things even work like wouldn’t the stuff go to the family members like inheritance instead of just some random dude who can do what he wants with it?
Its literally impossible to predict what Charlie’s next video will be
far from truth
I predict the podcast is next
@Louiebruh1 wtf
but is that a bad thing? i love how random he is
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This looks like a bigger find than anything storage wars ever showed. Sounds like this guy was a senior Boeing engineer. What a life
Think he was from Enumclaw?
@@Ryno_YT wonder if he liked horses
Storage wars is fake sadly. I use to watch it with my dad n what not. But we were watching it one time n when they first "Opened" the unit for showing everything was one way. and once the "Bidding" started there was like 4-7 things miss placed like blatantly moved boxes/other key items. So was like a "ewww everything they go thro n find is prob placed now.. and nothing at all has a smidge of realness at that point."
@@wallaceluna6241 It was sort of fake like every reality show. They would buy the storages, go through them first, and then film the episodes.
@@DiamondPugs ya Ik but if they woulda just not made it so obvious or like in your face. Wouldn’t have bothered me. Ik it wasn’t all real from the start.
“Critical space item” was exactly what it said. Box full of space
underrated
damn, i just spoiled myself looking to see if the rolex was worth anything. lmao
The former owner of the storage honestly looks like a such cool guy. Lots of collectables, videogames, trading cards, goddamn shark teeth collection. All that while being an astronaut engineer. What a life.
Probably dead tbh
Yeah you get the feeling he was pretty chill in his down time which is probably a good thing for someone in his profession. I wonder how old this dude is. Cuz man... some of those signed baseball cards were freaking ancient!
@@nicefly1556 I hope not
@@nicefly1556 so?
@@simplyfitness892 so what?
Its like this dude literally got into every american hobby impulsively and couldnt have just one..
Space Engineers make absolute bank, it makes total sense
I would probably have one of them if I had the money to fully delve into my numerous random hobbys
That's pretty much me in a nutshell haha I have so many different hobbies
Even though there was some (typical) decaying bits of stuff in the unit, it was nicely organized and you could tell it was mostly meaningful things he was passionate about (if he might be deceased). He seems like an interesting guy. Hopefully Charlie will save or sell the space memories so that they can be properly cared for! I wish I had that cool NASA crate!
Who’s gonna get the 1k like
This entire unit pays for itself multiple times over.
true
@Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington ayo… 😧
How so?
@@joshlaverick2002 did you not watch the video? Even if every item in there only sold for $1 each, which is a massive understatement, the unit would still be profitable.
Lonely and sad as fuck sandwich still commenting on every video on the internet to hopefully get one click on his bought/dying channel
A bunch of Kassner posters sold for $3000 at Sothebys in 2021, including a copy of the one you threw in the trash box. Kassner was the most important stage illusionist of the first half of the 20th century.
They don't actually care about the items like they should, just in it for the shock factor and views.
@ToPNEAAow bro.... Charlie is a better person than you will ever be. He used to donate 100% of his revenue to charity. Now he still does any excess goes to charity
@@Mortimer_Sleazburger Your point is not related to this video at all, I never said Charlie is a piece of shit. I love Charlie and he is an amazing dude who gives away money literally all the time to people in need. He's a saint, but in this video, they toss out so much valuable things that it's foolish.
@@LividdOW well go ahead and go back to the past and then save them from being thrown out
@@javaissa13only if you can figure out how to get those bruises off your knees
Mustad is actually a premium brand of fishing hooks. Each one of those packs is worth anywhere between $4-$9 per.
was looking for this comment lmao
Made me cringe when they threw them out
@@xjlover2058 they threw out alot of things that has a large amount of value either financially speaking or other.....I understand they were on a time crunch but....more respect and care woulda been great. They maybe woulda noticed how much they actually had
Yeah it hurt my heart to watch them get tossed haha
Yeah I was like wtf don't throw that shit away!
If Charlie makes a second video evaluating all those stuff, we would have a Storage Wars - Pawn Stars double feature.
Watch, Logan Paul is ganna buy 20 units and open them for videos next.
Charlie couldn't do that because he's scared of getting yucky on his hands.
we need a 2nd video was great seeing the treasures
Actually genius.
Could make it into a trilogy with this being first, then a visit to an appraiser, then a trip to Las Vegas for pawn stars lol it would be cool
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PLEASE KEEP THE PATCHES, COINS AND CERTIFICATES!!!!! The engineer that owned that unit is almost certainly dead to leave that stuff behind. You'd have to kill me to get my patches and coins, and i don't even really collect them. Generally the aerospace patches and coins you only get if you are directly involved in a program, or if you trade with someone. i highly doubt the owner of the unit was an astronaut, but instead as an aerospace engineer. He probably spent his hobby money on collectables. Engineers have a LOT of hobby money.
That said, i'd pay quite a bit for those sweet, sweet STS patches. the guy worked on some of the first ISS missions and that letter referenced Mir, which was the older space station that crashed. The crazy thing is, i almost certainly know someone who worked with whoever owned that unit because the aerospace world is pretty small.
It is a bit strange to see that kind of stuff in a unit though because every engineer i know (myself included) keeps their work in their house, assuming its not classified. You get into the habit of keeping your work close by for reference even after you retire or switch careers. It almost looks like the engineer died, and his apartment was put into storage, and then abandoned eventually.
I collect diecast cars and I know a bit about collecting the other collectables and its the same sort of thing. Plus I'm an engineer so I know exactly what your talking about. So much history and the collectables are incredible
could you tell us what could have possibly been in the nasa box?
Possible that his stuff was moved to the unit after his death too. I really hope they kept that collection of patches.
@@bearchamer moby huge
But all that stuff is worth sweet sweet money
We need a part two where Charlie just goes over the money he made from this storage unit and his most expensive finds.
Charlie was worried about hazardous biological containment, but picked up the swimsuit edition.
CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUM
@@Jakarii why is it when I hit “Translate to english” it adds one extra “U”
@@andrewevenson2657 because we could always do with an extra U in the world. I love you son
@@swysux6217 wtf
It was annoying me soooo much, like just pick up the damn thing it won’t kill you lol
I’ve never seen so much collectible shit out of a storage unit. You guys got so fucking lucky. Nothing should be thrown away bro for real
There was quite a bit of silver in that little coin collection too
Yeah they threw away a ton of profitable stuff
Joe Van Riper was an engineer for Boeing at Kennedy Space Center.
I saw one that had a VIN 1 COUNTACH
@@edwardcedergren2494 they don’t need the money although they could’ve donated it or locked it up again
This is unironically better than any episode of Storage Wars I've seen
True, some of them probably fake too lol
"Yo bro I found some used toilet paper, think it's worth like 20 bucks."
"Black Lotus? Nah that's some garbage card game, just throw it in the trash."
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@@rusticmarten5262 Most storage wars was fake it's been exposed like endlessly.
Wooahhh yeahh babyyyyyy😁
Thst guy that owned that unit must've lived an incredible life
Yeah perhaps a lonely one at that, we didn't see any photos of any family members and it looks like he had a lot of time on his hands. For the locker to go to someone random and not a family member...
Bruh the box wasn't empty, they really just released unspeakable evils into the world
Oh no, not James Corden in virus-sized form!
They opened Pandora's box
Space aids
@@nothinghappens9811 🤣🤣🤣
It was John Cena’s short evil clone.
The funny thing is that yes, the Kassner Illusioner poster can go for a grand. Sold at auction back in 2016 for like 1200$
That would be if it was an original from the 1920s and the paper it was on looked way too new. Likely a modern reproduction
AHAHAH
Glad I found this comment
lmfao
@@Jumbleman5 still worth checking out
Empty or not, that "Critical Space Item" box is really cool and rare.
Yeah I doubt you can just buy those could sell it for a few grand I bet
Yeah for real, I really want to know what was once in it.
23:38 NASA critical space item box.....but is it?
Its just a heavy duty electronics box. That's made to be loaded into non-pressurized spaces without fear of damage to the equipment inside. That one is the smallest version I've seen available. However even the larger used version only goes for around 200-600 USD dependent on condition.
@@aybee63 He was a NASA engineer... they were probably going to toss the box, he grabbed it, and he threw some stickers on it cause its cool. Those are just the stickers they slap on every single cargo container that's needed for a mission. Weather is actually going into space or not. I have one of those stickers on my laptop. Theyre like 5 for 50 USD online.
The second he said, "Lego, that can be donated," my heart stopped. That set that they got rid of was worth $340 easy.
like he needs the money bro… at least some lucky kid gets an awesome lego set this way
@@vertigo2350 Fair enough. Just my economic reflex talking.
I have one video that has almost 4 million views, covered my bills for 3-4 months, he does way more than that everyday.
$340? That’s an oddly specific number
@@YungRekless I looked it up online to check cuz it looked expensive and I used the lowest price I could find. There were a couple I found well over $600.
this unit was so sick. Almost everything a guy would love. Even if it isn't worth million dollars its still cool to be able to preserve the history of these pieces for that much longer.
I collect comic books and football cards and I got so hyped at the beginning and throughout. Also I’ve never been more jealous lmao
I got so sad about all the stuff they tossed without fulling inspecting everything
@@sortabulletproof The amount of sealed packs and boxes is absolutely insane
In years past I went to estate auctions, storage unit liquidations etc. My best haul was buying out a dental classroom for less than $400. Nobody there had use for dental chairs and had no clue what an autoclave was or it's value. My investment netted a couple grand by the time I had turned all the items on ebay. The worst deal I witnessed was a unit that had plywood and a fridge ocki g view of the u it the winning g bid 25 bucks the hidden items, junk car tires they legally had to pay to dispose of.
it's definitely worth millions tho
We definitely need a follow up video of “we appraised all the stuff we found in an astronaut’s storage locker” just to see the results of the watch + card values alone
and the cars, those could be worth something.
I hope they find this guy's next of kin.
@@F0XD1E Same, they don't need the money. It'd be nice for them to return those documents to the family.
That watch is worth $20-35k if real.
@@ColorSeepage yeah it’s not real unfortunately. It’s a pretty poor replica
In the future, it’ll all come full circle when someone finds a storage unit full of Charlie’s Yugioh and Pokémon cards and be as stoked as these guys finding the baseball and basketball cards
i love this
I actually like that for a video series/concept. I'm sure he has enough junk to memorabilia to open a bunch of storage unites and have a real life opening package.
Correction, Warehouse.
@@vyrdera it'll mostly be dildos🤣
I think you mean a storage unit filled with premium sex toys.
Kinda sad going through this guys lifelong memories and tossing them around.
Literally NEVER have seen someone pull a storage unit with that much return coming back. WOW! We need a follow-up episode of the appraisal for all the items.
Even the „trash“ stuff is still sellable on ebay, I’m actually kinda sad they’ll just throw it away
@@user-10021 They're already rich so they can just cherrypick, but yea its hard to watch for people that dont have a lot to spend lol
😂
Charlie just needs to be careful that the card appraisal person doesn't lie as I could definitely see someone seeing some valuable cards and thinking hey, if I can get them to sell it to me for $50 then I'll make a lot of money
@@JordanPlayz158 I could totally see that happening if he was to do it in private, but if he's going to do a video on it the person doing the appraisal will shoot themselves in the foot career wise if they become known for scamming a popular youtuber.
Your friend was right on the money as they threw the Kassner Illusionen poster in the trash, saying it was probably a grand cause it's circa 1920's and auction bids at $800-1200. If a Nasa Engineer had it in storage, it was probably worth saving.
I looked it up. You can find a bunch of that same one for under 10 bucks on ebay
@@hartleyc3782 might be print outs?
Charlie is a multi millionaire I doubt he's worried about a thousand dollar poster
@@hartleyc3782 print outs and copies. The originals are 500 and up
@@wollsmoth69 I really doubt Charlie is a multimillionaire.
Charlie: *doesn't want to touch anything in the storage unit*
also Charlie: *literally man handles 2011 sports illustrated swimsuit edition*
I was just waiting for him to find a page that was stuck together
Right I was thinking like why is he acting like a puss about some dust and dirt on boxes when he most definitely just touched a magazine that was used to jerk off with lmfao
lol
@@loganbrown2807 Ikr why is he so scared to touch the shit?. some ancient dried jizz is fine but a little dust, no way in hell "it's yucky" lol.. Charlie's scawed to get his hands a wittle dirty
Same with the ring he put on the tip of his finger
You look up the two comics that weren't worth squat, then skip looking up the one that's actually valuable.
how valuable?
We need a follow up to this, Charlie going through the cards and looking up the value would be a video I would watch
He said it was about three fifty
Where
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Honestly, most sports cards aren't worth jack shit anymore, or at least not enough to be worth shipping to a buyer. Nobody wants to buy them anymore, and kids have no want of sports cards. I have massive stacks of my dad's old sports cards (oddly enough, from the same era as the cards in the video), and they're basically worth more to me now as insulation/sound deadening material than they would be if I sold them.
@@ArMentorLazada th-cam.com/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/w-d-xo.html
Charlie refused to touch anything except the ONE thing I wouldn't have dared to touch that was in another mans possession which is Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. God bless this man.
You really gotta appreciate how organized the original owner was. Had all the cards organized in binders or containers ordered by year.
I have about 13,500 hockey cards stashed away in a very organized manner. All from 1982-1992 and I can say with great sadness that I couldn't get $1000 for the whole lot.
@@thaddcorbett2148 but we're they all just hockey?
@@ThePriceisRightB Yeah. I'm Canadian. As a kid hockey was the only sport that existed. I got a bazzilion Martin Brodeau, Sergei Federov, Pavel Bure and Jarmor Jagr rookie cards.... barely worth the paper they were printed on.
@@thaddcorbett2148 I feel your pain....I have quite a large collection of cards mostly from the 90s lol...some are rare but most are not.
My smile just faded the more I went through the comments. Charlie and them fumbled so badly with most of this stuff 😭.
Almost a year later, and would love an update on these gems.
C'mon Charlie. Give us some closure on what all you found in this treasure trove of memorabilia
Right?! Why leave us hanging? 🤦♀️
@@DarkRendarius bro that was a whole essay
there is a vid 8 months ago dude
@@caseys8531 thx
@@caseys8531 wish he made a new update video on how much the whole storage unit ended up being worth in the end
That lego set is worth a couple hundred, so kind of Charlie to donate it with total knowledge of its value
He’s basically rich
lol he's a millionaire he wouldn't give a shit about that anyway
@@PartyhatRS exactly 😂
@@PartyhatRS i wouldnt compare youtubers who made their money by doing funny vids with your typical millionaires tbh
@@lump1589 true I doubt Charlie or Mr Beast have the same spending habits as people who own businesses
That was the most pathetic jump cut of all time! And I love it!
timestamp? lol
0:52
😂😂
Jumps in one direction and ends in another one
TF ya doin here
That box ITSELF is hella cool and someone would pay to own it.
I'm in amateur space historian who lives in central florida, I would absolutely love to evaluate all the space memorabilia they pulled out of there. I already have quite a large collection myself
Ship them to your PO box right? 😉
@@inadequateusername7280 I mean I'd be down. That's the sorta shit I pay money for on ebay b/c it means a lot to me.
do you know who the astronaut is? I got joe engIe from a bit of googling
@@TheGreg6466 I haven't gone thru the video with a fine tooth comb, so not yet.
@@TheGreg6466 i think you're right, when he finds the medical bracelet he mentions that is says "joe"
I went into cardiac arrest when Matt sarcastically said "cool" and chucked $100 worth of quality fishing hooks in the garbage
Glad to know I'm not the only one
i know righhttt? fishing hooks are expensive man and that was like pounds of them!
I said to myself no way he just threw it the trash
Same!
Could sell those easy
If Charlie just started buying storage units for a living and reselling the stuff he finds at the warehouse and started videoing it all I would never ever stop watching
I promise you he hit the jackpot with this unit. So many others are filled with literal junk.
@@connorjohanning9604 Yeah although I'm gonna be honest why it's possible some of the cards may have value the only extraordinary find was the watch and maybe the jewelry if it's real.
@@austinblackburn8095 Man idk i think the nascar models will be worth something, they just glanced over them, but i think some of the stuff can be worth something
you're just pitching storage wars all over again
👀👀👀
I have never been more bored and intrigued at the same time every in my life.
I feel like someone will one day discover thousands of Pokemon and yugioh cards in the forgotten storage unit of a famous TH-camr.
Or collection of Fleshlight
Someone finding max moefoes Pokémon collection😂
Imagine someone find charlie storage unit, he would be buried alive by the sheer weight of all the sex toys inside combined
If storage containers are a thing in the future.
ali-as pokemon collection
The NASA container is a standard transit case for sensitive electronics for a majority of US Government agencies. They are designed to be water tight, the walls are hallow so it floats, and they are incredibly sturdy if treated right.
- A former repair technician that worked on a big Navy project.
That container looks so cool
Lit
a lot of people don't know this, but you can put your weed in there.
@@itzMoJo67 Astronautical Boof
Nasa are frauds bro, nothings been to space. Open ur eyes.
Give us part two please!!! I'm invested XD
saaaaame i'm invested at this point! Lol
@@shep295 Trueee, number 1 anime betrayel of all time and future
@@toastedprinny they are also invested
I'm pretty sure they faked a lot of the content inside the storage unit.
@@willeklof how and why???
I am so mad at them for treating my stud like this as the original owner
Charlie please make this a series
@RatWithCrack - ikr
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@Louiebruh1 grown ass man doing shit like this in his free time thats when you k ow you failed at life as a whole
charlie just started and completed a card collection hobby in 28 minutes, thats gotta be a world record
Literally. Charlie thought he was done with buying cards... think again!
You know he loves speed runs
I love your profile picture ^w^
the medal in the pouch is a "Director of Science Medal"
it is given to people for "Outstanding contributions to the science programme"
No way
Makes sense if he was able to become an astronaut
Damn RIP he’s probably dead , I wish his family knew about his storage unit because some of that stuff should go to the the family like that medal.
@@trichomegnome8687 what’s your name just for curiosity?
@@arthurfranco3179, Trichome Gnome.
its funny how charlie reacted to everything like"TRASH BOX!" or" WHOAAAAAAA"
Almost everything Space related in that unit is worth SO much, that NASA box... Thousands to the right people
Adam savage would be all over it, dude loves boxes.
the astronaut buys the cheapest possible toilet wtf they are like $75
@@johnfulcher8448 because he can upgrade it with anti gravity ass wipe techology only nasa has
not really ... if its attached to a particular astronaut or mission in space, then yes it's got good value, otherwise, not worth much at all
the box had paper in the bottom almost like what youd put for an animal, all im gonna say.
Can’t believe the FCU (Florida Cinematic Universe) could get wackier.
Trust me it’s even crazier
@@Theredstar2478 I should know, I’m apart of the FCU
Nah your funny asf 😂😂😂😂
@@hrunchtayt1587 same!
@@hrunchtayt1587 same
IDC if it's empty, that "Critical Space Part" box from NASA is, in itself, just awesome.
If it’s thermally insulated, it’d make the sickest drink case ever lol
@@AD-lh3jk that’d be epic just being like “oh yeah the drinks are in the cooler”
@Rich Woogie 2 weeks later charlie gets an email from NASA saying something like there's actually an item in there its just stored in another dimension and the item is super radioactive and its radioactiveness can cross dimensions
@@AD-lh3jk lol critical space item aka beer.
my theory:
this person was obviously involved with NASA's Space Shuttle Program, which ran from 1981 to 2011.
he most likely repaired and prepared shuttle's at KSC before launch, judging by his note from Boeing and reflective vest. chances are he was layed off from NASA just around 2011, after or before the Shuttle Program came to close. he either died, or simply lost his storage unit sometime afterward.
(the mars rover documents are of the Spirit rover, which was around the mid-late 2000's.)
If there isn’t a part 2 to this storage unit I’m gonna cry
Ikr
Yeah, that NASA box is awesome.
If you go to the video a week ago where he bought a 50 dollar animal cracker the nasa box is in that video. Sus
@@mattfishfrog5797 probably was filmed a couple weeks ago and took awhile too be edited.
@@pjwuzzuh2361 there's nothing but a couple cuts in this video probably took 30-60 mins to render and edit
@@AMPKLiPSS yeah but people dont always post videos immediately
@@mattfishfrog5797 lol, how is it sus? Dude has an upload schedule.
Matt (trying on glove): “Hell yeah, fits like a glove...”
Technically The Truth
Technically The Truth
@Louiebruh1 okiedokie broski
He ain't wrong you know?
@Louiebruh1 Well that was rather rude
Imagine this was your unit and you're just watching people rip through your life's stuff like nothing lol
A good reminder we put too much value on our own possessions.
The LEGO mars rover is actually worth a lot. Should be at least 250 bucks if it is still sealed
Found a couple listings for 100 to 150 so it's not that much but ye still quite a bit. Probably would sell for about 60-80 if it was brought out now looking at the piece count
The Millennium Falcon is worth more. Given the state of this collection, I assume they're all unopened.
U guys have to much time
@@basilisk1997 This one belonged to the guy who built the ACTUAL rover though lol, worth tons more just because of that, and this video authenticates it
I want a whole 7 hour video of these guys tallying up how much that stuff is worth
@@kasoncarter5440 Nah, a lot more than that. Lets just assume all of those cards are low tier and they are able to sell them for 0.5c - $1 a card. There were THOUSANDS of those cards. And a lot of them are worth more than $1 (considering that they are 30 years old). If that Rolex was real? That alone would be a few grand. It will probably pay off the entire unit cost. It really just depends on what is real, what has autographs, and what is rare.
@@redgrove7063 i imagine most of that stuff is real he was a nasa engineer and collector
@@travisdingolaite6184 Watching his update video, I agree. He made bank on this and he was only looking at the cards in that video. He didn't mention anything else. If they are the real deal, he can probably retire now lol. I think just one card he was looking at sold on ebay for around 20k+, but he is waiting to get appraisers out to grade them and check everything out. If they are real... then damn he got lucky on his first unit lol.
@@redgrove7063 why dont the people who own the unit (not the engineer) after they no longer have access to the unit but still have stuff in it and sell the stuff in it instead of potentially losing out on thousands?
@@travisdingolaite6184 From how I understand it, if the rent on the unit is no longer being paid, the storage facility takes over ownership. While there are a few diamonds in the rough like this one, many are full of junk. They would have to clean out the unit, go through everything inside it, determine value, and then find a way to somehow sell it. Meanwhile they have already lost out on the rent, could potentially lose more the longer it stays full, and they would need to pay people to go through it for them to find valuables/trash junk. They set up auctions in order to get others to clean if for them for free and get back the lost rent. If the unit is full of junk, they could make a profit if the auction bids high. If its full of valuables, the auction still bids high normally, so they still get profit on it. It get cleaned out the same day it is sold and the storage seller doesn't have to worry about sorting/cleaning costs.
Even though that NASA box was empty, it’s still an bad ass box.
Was thinking the same thing.
Yeah same, I’m sure some people would buy that for a lot of money
Using it as a cooler for sure
Yeah I was gonna say someone would pay good money to have that. Think of all the cool things you could convert it to, I’d build a computer in it and tell people it’s my space super computer and all I need is the rocket and I’m good to go .
FIRE ANTS TOOK HER BREATH
Imagine if this is the astronaut who’s stuck in spaces locker because no one’s been paying for his locker
😂😂😂
You can see Matt's entire life flashing before his eyes, finally seeing what it all added up to. He did it-- he made all the correct decisions for almost 30 years. Somehow, he just slipped a Rolex into his pocket. He's peaked.
Yeah, somehow by taking all the wrong turns he came to the right destination
It’s a presidential day date, worth around 10k…the storage unit was already the coolest one in existence then they pull out that lmao
When?
@@williamrichie2636 It is fake, and most of what is in the storage unit is not worth anything. Some stuff is, including stuff they mishandled or tossed.
@@EcnalKcin That's a Day Date ref 1803. Should be made around 1970. There is no way on earth that this watch is a fake unless someone put a new vintage fake in there later and made it look worn down. Chinese knock offs were pretty trash until 8-10 Years ago. Back then that machinery was only used by the Swiss and Germans in Glasshüte. And yeah as William Richie said goes for at least 12-18 k depending on the state and restoration.
The NASA box is basically the equivalent of the Dragon Scroll. It’s not just an empty box, your gonna have to look deeper to understand the value
I would keep that box, looks pretty sick.
Yeah the box can be worth alot. Expecialy when they have papers from the owner.
@@kinko4786 I was thinking more along the lines of "quite literally impossible to obtain."
@@LEVlATHANx ^^
I would pay $300 for one unless I could find another one for less lol
just like a ballpark number, but yeah. you literally cannot get one of those without randomly finding one or just knowing someone.
@@LEVlATHANx Yeah
I cried a little every time they slammed a box full of cards on top of that vintage Technics SL-220 turntable
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I was looking for this comment😂
@@Flipindabird23 same 😂
To be fair they just recently became valuable, my sisters threw out several CRT monitors. Some CRTS can go for insane amounts of money.
For real I didn’t know exactly what it was but I’m like cmon it looks like a valuable piece of old tech make sure it stays in good condition
Those NASCAR 1:24th scale diecasts are super wanted today, I got anxious whenever he threw them lmao
Really seemed like he was an outstanding guy. Its nice to know his legacy is now immortalized on the internet :’) He would have been proud that a collector just like himself inherited his most prized possessions.
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But Charlie proceeded to throw a bunch of the stuff into the trash…
@@biggusoofus9837 That is the circle of collecting, some collector now has the opportunity to find these items in the trash, thanks to charlie.
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@@vincentjames1354 thats not him, that is the person who sent the letter to him. His first name is Joe so
dude was so sick. had old school comics, was an astronaut, had a meat cleaver and a collection of sharks teeth
Og Florida man
And good taste in music
And a Rolex goddamn
I can't believe they threw that cleaver in the garbage. Someone would buy that for 50-100$ easy.
@@MsHojat Ironic that they threw away stuff worth more than the cheap stuff they were keeping
This dude is the fucking coolest, his legacy won't be forgotten and a lot of what's been found just proves how fucking legendary he was
Tru Charlie is the goat
@@danielg0828 Ya kinda missed the point there, buddy.
@@yajneshramsokul4618 I read his comment and I felt stupid like I misread the original comment. Thank you for making me do the double take. I don’t feel QUITE as dumb!
@@yajneshramsokul4618 I'm pretty sure Bobby was making a joke by deliberately misinterpreting the original comment.
Legendary and won't be forgotten? Why? Cos he makes TH-cam videos?
damn, this storage space reminds me of my own stuff. It's kind of sad to see someone's sentimental items handled like this
This doesn’t really need to be said, but we’re gonna need a part 2 of how this turns out
Or they could be normal and return it
@@maxking3148 they bought it why would they ever return it?
@@arend463 my boy Maxim has been going on a crusade commenting on everyone's comments
@@maxking3148 who would return this the dude is prob old anyways
@@maxking3148 What? The point of buying abandoned storage units is to make a profit
If that rolex is real it's a day date on a presidential bracelet in 18kt gold. Seeing as he worked at NASA it was probably a retirement gift. It's worth anywhere between 10-20 thousand depending if you got the papers and box. The fun thing about it is the reason it's worth more now than the list price is because James Gandolfini wore the same exact model on the show The Sopranos.
im watchimg the sopranos for the first time right now bout to finish season 1!
You can briefly see the diamond on the crown at one point. I'm thinking the NASA engineer may have received it from them as a retirement gift.
@@sundaynightdrunk What you saw wasn't diamonds. That is the reflection of the cyclops eye in the light. It is used for the magnification of the date. It is a signature feature of rolexs and something that I really enjoy about my datejust.
It looks to be a presidential and I agree that it seems to be a retirement gift. Really cool gift for working at NASA, but I don't know if they do that anymore. I know people who have worked and retired from NASA and haven't received watches.
@@Ohio_Isnt_Real It's my favourite show of all time, I like it better than Breaking Bad, but I still need to finish The Wire.
Man it’s kind of sad to think of this person who lost all of this stuff but at the same time the potential for your future video content just thanks to this one storage unit alone is amazing!
Material possessions aren’t a thing to me anymore I’m sure if he’s an astronaut he’s content with a simple life
I mean he's almost certainly dead, thats how most storage unit sales go up
This is like going to estate sales. Always depressing but sometimes amazing finds.
@@piper636 my father lost his heirlooms and things to remember his childhood by forgetting to pay a storage containment bill. storage containment companies are evil.
Yea it sucks but at least it’s in good hands
When there’s this much collectables in the locker. You have to scrutinise every item that comes out of there. Like that Kassner poster.
The fact he saw the socks and didn’t just say “let’s throw them out” and instantly just thought “let’s donate them” is awesome honestly
i thought the same thing.
Wow in the south that's literally everyone's first thought when getting rid of stuff, I'd hate to live where you're from 🤣
kinda wholesome tbh
@@Timothyghrdf yup in tennessee everyone puts there clothes in in donation bins, but in cali we just toss shyt out
I'm donating all of my old underwear.
I hope ya know Charlie those patches are worth a literal fortune, collectors will go a mile for them
i like ur guilford system pfp
Doubt it.
I found 30+ NASA patches at an abandoned NASA field (Crows Landing CA) and they are worth $50 for the lot.
@@nthny1875 but these ones were stored purposely and not left behind somewhere
@@nthny1875 these ones were stored rather than abandoned, and they belonged to an Astronaut who I believe is one of the more famous ones from the space shuttle program, Joe Engle.
@@nathancroud3730 Joe Engel is the astronaut that owned this storage unit? He's still alive though. Idk why he would let this happen to his storage unit
Kassner, The most important European stage illusionist of the first half of the twentieth century - Some of those posters are worth 2k. He was a collector! lol
Charlie: I'm retiring from collecting trading cards because I have all of them.
Astronaut Joe: Are you sure about that?
Joe Van Riper. I'm trying to find out more, but I've got nothing. Best I've got is a voice actor. If this guy is dead, he has no obituary
@@PunishedNegativeZer0 You can find a couple of NASA awards and articles that mention him.
@@Knowledgesquad1 idk if its the same guy though. And the awards don't overlap with the date on the actual certificate (2003). I also tried finding people that generally fit the story of dying sometime this year, but it doesn't seem like anyone under that name died this year, so this guy could just be in a retirement home. His stuff also makes it apparent that he was a bit of a social outcast, so who knows if he even has an obituary or anything of the sort.
For the manuals and stuff, you should give them to a museum, I am sure it would have some historical value.
Also if that's a real rolex you could buy 3 more of those storage units.
its probably fake considering he spent all his money on football cards
@@w.t.5136 i doubt it's fake. The dude was an astronaut for nasa. I'm sure he had some money
@@JamesThePokemonHunter Probably not an astronaut, but it looked like he was an aeronautical engineer. My great uncle had the same job (helped design the Saturn V and Space Shuttle), and he was never hurting for money.
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@@cheshirecynic3061 yes sorry that's what I meant lol.
I was so sad when the video ended, eagerly awaiting the next episode XD
When imposter is sus:
just get over it lol
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@@NicosKohai true
What.?
This sort of video kind of makes me sad.
What happened to that guy that he'd leave that unit? He had so much treasured stuff in there. So many collections.
Died maybe or some terminal condition
I like how they totally shrugged off the shark tooth collection at the beginning that's easily worth $500-$1000 and also rare
having money changes people
@@sevensupergirlsfan7827 bruh what they probably just have no idea a shark tooth collection is worth much
@@mckenna2067 he's saying having that much money makes you not care much about what something is worth
@@TerrorInWords yeah still, they were all over what other stuff is worth. they probably just had no idea how valuable shark teeth are. not being rich doesnt mean you automatically know the worth of shark teeth.
@@terraclock oh for sure, not everyone is an expert at specific things like that, but you should know right off the bat they gotta be worth something or have some sort of value or they wouldn't be in a frame in order like that. Some people frame things that aren't expensive, but with the shark teeth you should know they're worth something. When someone frames something, it's most likely valuable because they had to spend money to get it framed. There's always a market for something. So that tells you having money can alienate you from having knawlidge on certain things because you don't need to learn about it, you just buy it. I think that's what the other person was trying to say.
I truly did not want this video to end, I wish I could’ve been there, I would go through every little detail of every item in that unit, what an incredible and fulfilling life that man seemed to have lived, even without knowing him I have a sense appreciation admiration and even love for him, even with how neatly organized everything was in the unit ,just such an impressive person
Same man
I really hope there is a part two that shows the items in detail! And I really hope he makes this a series!
@JAden SMith i mean, you can conclude lotta stuff from someone's objects, collections and stuff worth so many years of that person
That's not an empty box, inside there's an ultra-light invisible and intangible cutting-edge NASA material
Well maybe the item was oxygen, which is definitly critical for going to space
@@TheTobeyGaming Exactly, and when you get it to outer space, it's so scarce that it's value increases by millions
@@Ezio-Auditore94 and they just opened it...
There's definitely a lot of "space" in that NASA box
@@estebanacostaolivera3232 Best joke I read today
we didn't get the follow up we needed 😡
Imagine in a 100 years later, some TH-camr came across Charlie's warehouse and found all his Yugioh and Pokemon cards.
YES
Lesss goooooo
and the moby huges
They would actually find all his adult toys…
Bold of you to assume TH-cam will last that long with its current trajectory.
As a NASCAR diecast collector I can confirm those cars are definitely worth a lot
I WAS DYING WHEN I SAW HIM DROPPING THEM
@Banana NOT toys lol
@@cashmoney3881 He knows what he said and why lol
as an Astronaut' i can confirm theres nothing from space in here, well nothing that was recently in space as in the last 4 billion years
@@mrbrittas3254 really :0
After reading all these comments the Kassner poster is $1000, model Nascar cars are worth something, the cards are potentially worth millions, the Rolex is 20k, the Lego set is $300, coins could be worth thousands, and other things that will potentially get thrown out are super valuable. Safe to say if they sell it all separately they'll make quite the profit
That Star Wars #1 is also worth about 750$ if it’s a first printing
kassner is like 11 bucks what
source : trust me my dad is an astronaut
20k seems steep for a vintage datejust wouldnt it be less than 10k?
Well that kassner poster is in the dumpster, it ain't worth anything now with a bunch of garbage on it.
That guy had so much cool stuff, nice job finding that unit
Charlie rifling through a dead mans documents and pocketing a rolex, then proceeding to toss pristine collectors items in the trash, including a cleaver that may have well been a Foster Bros piece of work (considered by many to be a part of american history, up to $1,500 for the bigger two handed rusted over cleavers) is peak pengiunz0 activity. Immeasurable chaotic energy.
He even loaded up a tub of shit for his dad, gotta love him lmao
I mean, the "dead mans" family probably put the stuff here to rot.
@@plvt0n1vm how would you know
Wait is that what storage units are for?!
Agreed, makes it even more authentic when charlie casually chucks the items towards the box and then Danny pans the camera over to Charlie pretending like nothing happened lol peak penguinz0 content
@@ghislainedidntkillherself If they didn't, the storage unit would not be for sale.
Charlie putting that cleaver in the trash box gave me an aneurysm. I’m pretty sure that was possibly a 7-inch Briddell cleaver which is very old, and quite valuable. Saw one on ebay for $75.
"quite valuable" "saw one on EBAY for '75 dollars"
@@1degRazz For those of us that aren't rich thats some decent money just thrown away... Just cause you wipe your ass with 100 dollar bills doesn't mean everyone does lol.
@@DA-cl4ww Ebay value of an item is always grossly inflated.
@@oyaworks nahhh, once got a 20 pc mcnugg for 2$
@@oyaworks Rarely the case, it's usually the opposite thus why a lot of resellers go to Ebay to fill their shops up. If an item is selling on Ebay for a price regularly, it's regularly worth that price. As for outside of Ebay, I've seen antique knives like that go for hundreds, it will depend on how old it is.
Charlie 'I'm not addicted to trading cards' White acquiring this astronaut's fucking MASSIVE card collection is absolute DESTINY.
Would have been more exciting to have a total dollar figure at the end instead of just watching you clean out unit!!
This Joe fella is what every kid wants to be, he's grown up to be an astronaut with tons of marvel and band merch, sports memorabilia and random NASA and personal items that would be enough to retire on. This guy was livih the fucking dream! I want to be Joe
Joe mama (I am so incredibly sorry)
who's joe?
Not sure, just heard it from a friend
@@orca9867 the guy that owned the container, he had a card signed addressed to him
Could it be Joseph R Tanner?
I love that one friend who takes everything Charlie says literally. "Is there a live body in there?" "No it's just you shifting stuff around." "Is this place haunted?" "No the light timer just ran out."
I have a friend like that and its so annoying...he proceeds to explain everything like he thinks Im actually stupid
What if he was reassuring himself cuz he was scared? Lol
The problem with that is I don't know if they're just asking for the information in a silly way.
@@dimabu3265 Almost no one doing things like that think you're stupid. It's just their natural response. If it's not accompanied with an obvious "you're stupid" tone then you're just a lil insecure. Don't worry though, no one knows your insecurities until you make them apparent.
@@dimabu3265 dont act or ask StUpId stuff then yah drip
as a fan of jimmie’s chicken shack, this is the first time i have ever heard another living acknowledge their existence
Dropping anchor is my favorite song
I’ve never heard anyone address them till now lmao
those were my exact thoughts!
@@TheRicardochocjr i’m from Maryland and my mom has been friends with jimi sense high school love their music and had no clue anyone outside of the dmv sub area knew about them
Wait, you're telling me they don't actually sell chicken in a shack?
So you've heard of non-living things acknowledging Jimmies Chicken Shack?
This guy was at the apex of space exploration, and these shmucks are asking if the jewelry is real
Hey Charlie, as someone who collects things I hate to tell you but some of the things u where donating and or throwing out are worth several thousand those NASA flight manuals and notes are worth big bucks and NASA actually would pay to get them as they will put them in the NASA museum
Oh man hopefully they didn't throw that shit out lmao
Those manuals are the cool shit. I doubt Charlie is dumb enough to just throw it away
yeah i want charlie to look at his stuff and either keep it or donate to someone who keeps them like museums or collectors
I would nerd out so hard if i'd bought this unit
What a waste. I was pissed from the beginning when one dude held up a tied plastic bag full of papers and said something like "Just a bunch of papers. Trash." and tossed them.
Charlie is acting like he's going through a dumpster, even though it looks pretty neat and orderly.
Ikr, just throw on some latex gloves and help the boys out.
Charlie is acting like he didn't get scammed.
@@lemonade3909 he didn’t get scammed, did you see the amount of cards he got? Even if each is worth like 0.5 a cent, he’s still gunna be getting like 2k from cards alone
Edit: not to mention all the other collectibles
@@lemonade3909 He found a rolex?
Yeah that was offputting and annoying like he's high and mighty and above everyone even though he doesn't act that way normally.
I fully expect Charlie to give us a breakdown of how much everything ended up being worth!
Hopefully cause I’m on the edge of my seat waiting
Rolex is about 8k if real, collectible cars range from about $30-$500 a car, most on the low end, the fish hooks they threw away were probably worth around $100, the 90's sports cards in the boxes are likely bulk trash that has no value to anyone other than for fireplace tinder, the binders with 90's card sets are probably worth double digits or low triple digits each if they are lucky, the binders with star player cards are probably worth around $100 per binder if sold in bulk, more if sold individually but it would take years for them to sell and be a real pain to inventory, list, and ship, the other sports memorabilia is likely low value, unless signed by the right people, or vintage, the NASA memorabilia is likely worth a few hundred dollars, the NASA space box itself might be worth a few hundred to the right buyer, the sealed poster they opened and threw away was probably worth $20, and I didn't get a good enough look at the rest to price it out.
Outside of the Rolex they don't seem to have anything high value. If it is fake they will still do better than break even, but not a lot better unless they sell individual cards. That would be a huge time investment though and probably not worth it. I would guess $3-5k plus the Rolex, depending on condition of the items, and how they are sold. They could make as much as $10k + Rolex, maybe if they got real lucky with things not shown on camera, and sink a lot of time into selling it all in the right market at the right price. That said, if they do a price of what they found video I expect it to be wildly inaccurate as they clearly have little to no experience. Even if they use sold listings on ebay for pricing like they should, they will likely not account for just how slow some of the items, such as individually priced cards, will sell.
@@EcnalKcin I was thinking the same thing about the cards. Even going through them 1-by-1 to check the prices would take an eternity. Maybe Charlie and the gang will just pay an appraiser to dig through the whole lot and pick out some of value. Or more likely, as you said, to tell him that the vast majority of the cards are extremely common and of low cash value.
I'd still like to hear from him, though. Hopefully he'll do a video on it!
Tbh what are the chances of getting a storage unit belonging to a real astronaut.Heck some of the items he may have be worth a fortune
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Wow those model cars🤩
Penguinz0: “I got scammed for all my money”
Also him a few days later:
"That Time I Got Scammed for All My Money" is the actual title. Pretty different.
you underestimate how much these cards might be worth. i think with all the cards and if the rolex is real they can get 30-40k dollar out of this.
Bro are you kidding me? He is making BANK with that storage unit.
@@TheHipisterDeer yea exactly i mean they paid 2.4k which is a fucking joke considering it belonged to a most likely wealthy person. and what do wealthy people even store instead of throwing away? for sure no trash, it was totally clear from the beginning theyll make bank out of this
@@TheHipisterDeer i mean you can tell from the video that the rolex is real, so since its vintage and in good condition ill put it at around 10k+, could be way more but 10k at least, and i dont even wanna get started on all the collector items, if they find the right people theyll make a shitton of money, and remember they paid 2.4k