The concrete dust inside the safe can contain silica which is basically tiny crystal particles from the concrete you were pounding . Over exposure to large amounts of it at a given time or through out years of exposure can cause silicosis which is a lung disease . Which will scar your lungs and harm your breathing , eventually leading to breathing problems . In some cases lung cancer or death . Wear a respirator if your cutting concrete, drilling concrete , or in your case sledge hammering concrete . Take it from a construction worker who has been in so many classes talking about all the bad stories of people’s family members who have died because of the disease , it’s no joke . Please wear a Respirator. ❤️ love the vids by the way keep up the great work . 💪
Absolutely correct, but it could be even more dangerous: filling the safe casing with asbestos, for example. e. g. cement-bound asbestos or fire protection boards LAP. And that's really deadly, you're also contaminating your workspace.
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Hi yawl! Love listening to your banter. Jeremy is non stop funny as well as George’s response to his free flow funny! “Shake it like a Polaroid picture.” Is the line! Love to watch you doing the coin push machine. I’ve played those before and it takes a lot of restraint not to punch the glass to make the cliff hangars drop. I can’t stop giggling myself!
I cant believe yous are destroying an antique safe. The guy may just have it because it's an extremely old antique from the early 1900s. It had to be worth money. Yous should have been patient and got a locksmith
Hi, I'm from Germany and I like to watch your videos. My english is not good but i see what you are doing and that is great. The safe was very nice and what's inside is even nicer! We in Germany have no storage to auction. Only case auction and they were checked for illegal things beforehand ... Keep it up, I like it! Greetings from Germany
A professional locksmith could have opened that safe in 30 minutes with no damage and you would have the contents, an antique safe, which could be worth a lot in some markets and no risk to your lungs from the asbestos, which was very common in those older safes. If he could no manipulate it open, a single hole about 1/8" would show the wheel pack and it could then be dialed open and the hole repaired.
God bless you and your family and another great video and wow that was awesome with the safe keep them great videos coming and I send you and your love ones lots of blessings always
Great video guys👍 If there's a risk of asbestos, or just for cement dust's sake I'd be saving old safes for a windy day and smashing the Hales out of it outdoors.
That little golden Piece shows the "Freimaurer-Sign" The Freimaurer Guild was founded in 1717. Freimaurer stands for Freedom,Equality and Fraternity. Best regards from Germany :)
Jeremy... the soldiers ferrotype and the Gettysburg ribbon and the Confederate notes can pay for that entire lot. Contact the Gettysburg Museum of History And they might help you out. There could be a lot of history related to that lot if you could find a name that would be awesome!
You fellers have old coins , old metal from the free masons , A gun from the early 1900's or late , All 1800's , All worth $2000 , And you destroyed a $1500 safe to get them . LOL
It's an antique Merwin & Hulbert Double Action Revolver in .38 S&W, made circa the 1880s by Hopkins & Allen in Norwich, Connecticut. Only a few thousand of these revolvers were produced
I remember watching my 1st video of you breaking open a safe and gave you grief for destroying it in which you ended up beautifully repairing it. The fun is in destroying it. These are my favourite, own one similar myself.
believe you should check on the value of the safe itself. may be well worth the cost of a locksmith to open it and retain that value. love your videos Dave
Hey i own a vintage pawn shop and these are extremely rare and valuable goods . the confederate money is deed authentic and the goods . the money alone are worth $15,000 . the coins together are worth $20,000 because they are made very densely and aren’t made the same way and that makes them limited and you just don’t see them all the time. the tickets are for a show that was very popular and it was for exclusive people and were able to meet the president and are worth $30,000. the safe was vintage and if kept new and was able to proper open and refurbished, could reach $200,000 because the sales back in the day were very dense with concrete and the art was sought after . all together with the things found in the jewel box, could be valued $200,000-$300,000
@Jeremy The masonic item at 22:50 looks as though it could be either a "Fob Watch charm" or a ceremonial medal of sorts that belonged to someone who was a member of "The Knights Templar" sub division of the Masons. Honestly don't know if the American masons have the order of The Knights Templar or if it is just an English / European order. If it is English or European however the item is more than likely to be made from 9ct or 18ct gold.
Such a cool journey to go on with y’all much love!!! That’s a once and a lifetime safe to find a safe that old with stuff older than the safe it’s self was so cool
That was one of the most exciting safe openings - like ever! 👀 Those were some interesting treasures! The first thing I wanted to see was that old marble. Tyfs.
Absolutely... Just like they wear glove, they should always be wearing masks... as someone with lung issues.... you don't realize how important clean breathing is until you can't.
Time Stamp 22:18 - small "sniff box. That just might have been a coin holder. In the days gone by, well to do folks would carry their coins in a locket normally the locket was made of silver. Looks like some I have seen on another youtube channel. Great find
They make more off the videos of them beating them apart thats why they do it that way. The revenue makes them way more than the safe ever would it makes more business sense than keeping it together.
The box and its contents are amazing, a lot of history that would be well worth investigating. I would get a good medical check if I were you as dust is very bad for you whatever it contains. My late Dad was a chimney sweep for years and ended up with health problems due to the soot he inhaled. Take care please Mary-Ellen UK
Wow....very big box😊👍👍👍👍
What The Hales!! What a Fun, fun video. I’m sure y’all were exhausted until the adrenaline of finding that treasure hit!
The concrete dust inside the safe can contain silica which is basically tiny crystal particles from the concrete you were pounding . Over exposure to large amounts of it at a given time or through out years of exposure can cause silicosis which is a lung disease . Which will scar your lungs and harm your breathing , eventually leading to breathing problems . In some cases lung cancer or death . Wear a respirator if your cutting concrete, drilling concrete , or in your case sledge hammering concrete . Take it from a construction worker who has been in so many classes talking about all the bad stories of people’s family members who have died because of the disease , it’s no joke . Please wear a Respirator. ❤️ love the vids by the way keep up the great work . 💪
Absolutely correct, but it could be even more dangerous: filling the safe casing with asbestos, for example. e. g. cement-bound asbestos or fire protection boards LAP. And that's really deadly, you're also contaminating your workspace.
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Jeremy loves to show off his Paul Bunyon with a sledge swing 😆
Big safe , little box , great history and all in a pair of trousers 😂
Hi yawl! Love listening to your banter. Jeremy is non stop funny as well as George’s response to his free flow funny! “Shake it like a Polaroid picture.” Is the line! Love to watch you doing the coin push machine. I’ve played those before and it takes a lot of restraint not to punch the glass to make the cliff hangars drop. I can’t stop giggling myself!
That was cool and loved watching Jeremy turn red in his face♥️🤣🤣
Got to love a bit of good old SAFE CRACKIN!! 😁🤪😁
Holy Toledo! 😅💪🏼😷
Cool video, guys!
I cant believe yous are destroying an antique safe. The guy may just have it because it's an extremely old antique from the early 1900s. It had to be worth money. Yous should have been patient and got a locksmith
Agree wasting $$$ there
I love safe cracking videos. Good to see that your hard work paid off.
Great! Nice job guys.
Hello Jeremy & George! Great video as always! Be safe! God bless!
I love the jingle of old silver coins!
I love it when you guys break into safe so strong and so enjoyable you rock
Asbestos, lol. Cool find 😎!
Wow! Would it have been easier to just have the safe drilled? Those are tough safes!
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Morgan dollars are big. My dad had a huge volume of those. Certain dates are worth more than others
Hi, I'm from Germany and I like to watch your videos. My english is not good but i see what you are doing and that is great. The safe was very nice and what's inside is even nicer! We in Germany have no storage to auction. Only case auction and they were checked for illegal things beforehand ... Keep it up, I like it! Greetings from Germany
All that stuff should be in a museum
A professional locksmith could have opened that safe in 30 minutes with no damage and you would have the contents, an antique safe, which could be worth a lot in some markets and no risk to your lungs from the asbestos, which was very common in those older safes. If he could no manipulate it open, a single hole about 1/8" would show the wheel pack and it could then be dialed open and the hole repaired.
but it wouldnt be such a fun video to watch
I agree. Also asbestos kills you 20 yrs later. Wear masks at least next time. Good luck from Scotland uk
Love this channel guys, y'all Rock!!! Why don't u guys ever show the value of what u all u found, like Storage Wars?? That would be great to see!!
This has to be the best safe you have opened with the best stuff on it.
That was really cool to watch all that from the 1800s. Wow I'm sure some appraisers would love to get their hands on those. Awesome find!
outstanding Jeremy other safe in the unit great job hales to the king love you both ❤️
God bless you and your family and another great video and wow that was awesome with the safe keep them great videos coming and I send you and your love ones lots of blessings always
That's so odds, an antique safe with 1950's
Coins 🙄🤔😜😮😮😮 that's amazing 🤫
I THINK IF YOUR GOING MESS UP A SAFE YOU BETTER CHECK IN TO IT .... THAT SAFE WAS WORTH MORE THEN YOU FOUND!!!!
Agree!
My heart this entire video 🆘📈‼️
Crazy men! LoL hopefully there's something in there!
Y'all are like bank robbers! Blahahaha
Wow That safe is soo strong dude...omg 🤣🤘🏾
Totally Amazing
Amazing items found in the safe. ❤️
Lovely to video top 👍👍👍🙏🤗
@23:43 That a King George V British coin also what was in the little brown envelope?
Amazing items inside the safe. 👍❤️
One word... W O W Z I E R
The sledge hammer plugin “what the hales?!” Should be your intro
Love the safecracking skills nothing like a mystery treasure Hunt thanks for the videos
Great video guys👍
If there's a risk of asbestos, or just for cement dust's sake I'd be saving old safes for a windy day and smashing the Hales out of it outdoors.
You guys really made me laugh it made this video so fun when he said he pointed right at my;://::-: 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Nice demolition job good technique regard 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🇸🇬
Unbelievable. You guys always find the coolest stuff!
You guys hit the jackpot, collectors item coins and stuff
That little golden Piece shows the "Freimaurer-Sign"
The Freimaurer Guild was founded in 1717.
Freimaurer stands for Freedom,Equality and Fraternity.
Best regards from Germany :)
the thing that intrigued me was the bags in a zip lock bag, zip lock was created in 1968
Ya Going To Feel That For A While Beaten That Safe Like That Man! 😎😎😎
You hit the jackpot
Collector will buy some or all of the items. Awesome find.
Nice video thanks more questions why people trash but who owns that ha but found out there r more abundants store in that safe good hop guys
Nice find!!!
Did I miss the opening of the little yellow envelope? was it empty?
Lots of cool stuff
AWESOME guys.
Wow that so cool
Jeremy... the soldiers ferrotype and the Gettysburg ribbon and the Confederate notes can pay for that entire lot. Contact the Gettysburg Museum of History
And they might help you out. There could be a lot of history related to that lot if you could find a name that would be awesome!
Damn, you guys are freaking lucky there was no nitro in there!
I love you guys I am in senior living place I get so much enjoyment thanks keep going
hey Jeremy and Rob
epic video love it I looked up confederate money both 10 and 5 are worth $40.00 dollars a piece great video keep them coming
Cool video
2+8=10 1+9=10. 5+5=10 I believe you guys chose the hard way 😂😂😂
You fellers have old coins , old metal from the free masons , A gun from the early 1900's or late , All 1800's , All worth $2000 , And you destroyed a $1500 safe to get them . LOL
Amazing
The house looks great!
Impressive!
It's an antique Merwin & Hulbert Double Action Revolver in .38 S&W, made circa the 1880s by Hopkins & Allen in Norwich, Connecticut. Only a few thousand of these revolvers were produced
That was so cool.
Real civil war finds ! I love old safes should try saving them .
I remember watching my 1st video of you breaking open a safe and gave you grief for destroying it in which you ended up beautifully repairing it. The fun is in destroying it. These are my favourite, own one similar myself.
believe you should check on the value of the safe itself. may be well worth the cost of a locksmith to open it and retain that value. love your videos Dave
Agreed. If you start with 1-1-1 and work through all the possibilities you will be in under 8 hours.
Just seeing all the dust flying put me in a sneezing fit.
Hey i own a vintage pawn shop and these are extremely rare and valuable goods . the confederate money is deed authentic and the goods . the money alone are worth $15,000 . the coins together are worth $20,000 because they are made very densely and aren’t made the same way and that makes them limited and you just don’t see them all the time. the tickets are for a show that was very popular and it was for exclusive people and were able to meet the president and are worth $30,000. the safe was vintage and if kept new and was able to proper open and refurbished, could reach $200,000 because the sales back in the day were very dense with concrete and the art was sought after . all together with the things found in the jewel box, could be valued $200,000-$300,000
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The safe was worth more than the entire contents of the safe
Hello i m from Indonesia
I like video
Bit of asbestos (Takes deep breath) hahaha.
They found the American dream, a gun.
@Jeremy The masonic item at 22:50 looks as though it could be either a "Fob Watch charm" or a ceremonial medal of sorts that belonged to someone who was a member of "The Knights Templar" sub division of the Masons. Honestly don't know if the American masons have the order of The Knights Templar or if it is just an English / European order. If it is English or European however the item is more than likely to be made from 9ct or 18ct gold.
Such a cool journey to go on with y’all much love!!! That’s a once and a lifetime safe to find a safe that old with stuff older than the safe it’s self was so cool
The revolver is worth big money💯
What a shame, I collect and restore antique safes. A good locksmith would have that opened in no time.
Paying a minimum of $250 for a locksmith to open a $200 safe is ridiculous... you'd be unemployed
Jeremy that was definitely a good video he's definitely got a lot of good treasure
That was one of the most exciting safe openings - like ever! 👀 Those were some interesting treasures! The first thing I wanted to see was that old marble. Tyfs.
8:29 TEAM WORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK LADIES AND GENTLEMEN..true 🤘🏾
Plastik bag with Silber coins ? P L A S T I K B A G at Civil War 😂🤣
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I would wear masks if there is asbestos dust coming out
Absolutely... Just like they wear glove, they should always be wearing masks... as someone with lung issues.... you don't realize how important clean breathing is until you can't.
It's called fire brick refractory
Time Stamp 22:18 - small "sniff box. That just might have been a coin holder. In the days gone by, well to do folks would carry their coins in a locket normally the locket was made of silver. Looks like some I have seen on another youtube channel. Great find
I’ve suggested a locksmith several times. And then would still have a useable safe or one for sale. But I think Jeremy enjoys breaking in to them
This safe has some old stuff in it but it has been opened somewhere well after 1960, considering it has a small plastic bag in it containing coins.
What a huge difference paint makes.
I think you could have made more money selling the safe intact.
They make more off the videos of them beating them apart thats why they do it that way. The revenue makes them way more than the safe ever would it makes more business sense than keeping it together.
Those coins are silver the sound like silver, jackpot!
These are the kind of things you need an appraisal for. Go to a good antique house.
The box and its contents are amazing, a lot of history that would be well worth investigating. I would get a good medical check if I were you as dust is very bad for you whatever it contains. My late Dad was a chimney sweep for years and ended up with health problems due to the soot he inhaled. Take care please Mary-Ellen UK
Wow...those coins must be worth millions
J&G ur the best y'all are cool 😎
You guys hit the jackpot. How cool to find something so unique!!
Jeremy pronounced it correctly - Lima, Ohio, like the bean. :) I used to work there when I was attending school in Ada.
This is a crane operators badge from the union. I have my grandpa's badge from chicago
A couple of grinders with cut off disc's would of been easier lol .
I was hoping to buy the safe shipping included 😂
Cant believe you found a Revolver in the safe and I think its a Schofield or NO. 3 Smith and wesson