It's the adventure that counts! If you look at it from a monetary standpoint, it would only anger a person finding $1.13 after all that work! Same with your creek walks, swishing, etc, it's the adventure that counts! Great video, thanks for taking me along!!!
Not everyone gets to scratch off the Bucket List "whilst treasure-hunting, I found, recovered and opened a stolen safe containing cash. And had fun. And entertained a bunch of cool people."
Well when you figure out your profit and loss statement, I think you will be in the red. Thanks for keeping us on the edge of our seats, great adventure.👍
Your adventure has all the key elements of another installment in the Oceans 11 franchise: dashing & clever heist guys, beautiful women, exotic locations, seemingly inaccessible treasure, & tightly-woven drama interspersed with cheeky banter. Coming soon to a theater near you!
oh man-> that was a ton of fun and truly amazing you finding a safe in the middle of a river.. can't help but wonder how it got out there.. can you make out any dates on the coins? i LOVE this channel so much!!!
It's not always about the treasures found. But the journey getting there with hope's and tid bits of excitement. The fun with others during the exploration. The laughs and stories told. No amount of treasure is worth that. Good times with friend and family. That's the true treasure in life and the only thing you can take with you. 😇
I was lucky enough to get a safe (not stolen) from a State property sale for $ 2.00 ! No one bid because it was 6 feet tall and took up most of a pallet ! It must have weighed 700 lbs.!! At home since I had proper papers I had a local locksmith for $60.00 , crack her open ! It was just like in the movies , he had templates that fit every kind of dial manufactured , laid it behind the dial , met a certain depth and the dial was off .... Another template , Cobalt drill in so far ...and then he had a hand mirror/scope and you could see the tumblers lining up and it was open ! He lifted the door off to go re number the combo at his truck and we emptied it ! Mostly files and old style computer tapes and 5 envelopes taped to the wall , each containing over $300. ! One had $693. !! Each envelope was for a different departments lottery club winnings and ticket purchasing money . Each had a tabulation of amounts ?! How this safe Sat around for over 25 years and then sold as scrap is beyond reality . My Uncle who worked and retired from the State , said that whoever's Department kept the safe probably went thru a number of management changes and the combination was lost to time . My $62.00 investment netted me $1672.00 ! And a newly recomboed safe ! I have purchased other palleted and plastic wrapped safes since that just held air !! Don't buy big safes for scrap unless they are old .... All safes in the last 50 years are mostly concrete for fire ratings and not alot of steel for your effort .
★ ★ THANKYOU FOR SAVING THE LITTLE CREATURE.. YOU DIDN'T HAVE TOO, BUT YOU DID.. ★ ★ THAT SHOWS EMPATHY & DEMANDS RESPECT.. THANKYOU FOR BEING JUST BASICALLY A KIND HUMAN SOUL.. ★ ★ PS.. SORRY THERE WASN'T A FORTUNE IN GOLD BULLION ☹️😊👍
A few days ago I went to the junkyard, and got two 2000s Nissan A pillar interior grab handles-and $4.90 in change a few cheap tools, and that was it. Most cool cars were gone, save a '56 Bel Air sedan with shot original two tones of green paint. Oh well, $1,20 of that was Cents. A brush fire in the back of the valley wiped a lot out, a c1970 Rolls-Royce sedan, a 1935 Ford truck and a 1941 Buick sedanette.
A few yrs ago I was at a marina looking under the main docks. We were in a drought. I found a check book type wallet in very shallow water. I opened it up and it had 8, $100 bills inside, a bank drive through withdrawal receipt, and personal information. The bills were beautiful in the water but when I took it out of the water the bills started turning a dark Grey and falling apart. It had been 24 yrs since the wallet was lost.
If you can take the screws out of the back combination. It is very easy to open the front door from there. The safe is in the scrapyard by now. I wonder if the scrap yard paid anything for the steel?
one cutting wheel $ 4 ,water to clean the safe up 1 to 2 dollars gas to go to from. for less than 1 dollar, you might make up the loss scrape the safe or save it for the steel for around the farm
Use a cutting torch or a plasma cutter! I love to see what's inside of it and what they find in bank vaults and security boxes.you'd think that bank employees would check that stuff before they close down the bank of course! Unbelievable it is! Don't keep us in suspense now!
Fill it with water and bolt a an explosive over the hole. Make sure the resistance, casing exceeds the resistance and sheer point of the walls and hinges. Everything inside will be compressed and the explosions fire won't burn the things.
When I watch these clips , I always ask myself the same question. If they are buried or found in creeks lakes rivers ect . How did they get there to start with , seems to me they are there for a reason. They could be stolen and put there for a later date that didn't happen
Well, you found more than when Geraldo Rivera opened up Al Capone’s safe. 🤑
😂😂😂😂😂😂👍
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Well put .
That was great! I’ve spent 10 years watching oak island and you hauled in way more in 2 mins! So much fun!
lol
Lol, my Mothers spent those years too. ~ Texas
I'm getting to where I really hate the Oak Island question guy. "Could a nail found in bore hole 63 have Templar connection, on Oak Island?"
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Lmfao 🤣
You worked hard for that. Thanks for the entertainment. You will get more scrapping it.
you did better than the curse of Oak Island, they spent millions more than they have found, you are the real deal
👍 lifestyles of the rich and famous
ikr!
Regardless of the monetary value, it's been brilliant to watch. :)
thank you!
It's the adventure that counts! If you look at it from a monetary standpoint, it would only anger a person finding $1.13 after all that work! Same with your creek walks, swishing, etc, it's the adventure that counts! Great video, thanks for taking me along!!!
Not everyone gets to scratch off the Bucket List "whilst treasure-hunting, I found, recovered and opened a stolen safe containing cash. And had fun. And entertained a bunch of cool people."
good point, thank you!
Always say never can tell what you could find love your Creek Adventures
Well when you figure out your profit and loss statement, I think you will be in the red. Thanks for keeping us on the edge of our seats, great adventure.👍
That was well worth watching to me. Thank you for taking the time.
I’ve been waiting on this moment haha!! Nice work getting it out and opened
Holy smokes, it's been well worth it!😆
You should go back to the creek and metal detect there and see if coins had spilled out!!
Great bit of adventure. I'm surprised there was any loot in there. Happy hunting and be well
I'm totally excited
Great adventure!!!!!!!! Thanks for taking us along!!!!!! I love this channel!!!!!! 🥰
Glad you enjoy it!
Ahhh, how exciting that was! Well worth the effort 👍🏻😆
Yes it was!
Your adventure has all the key elements of another installment in the Oceans 11 franchise: dashing & clever heist guys, beautiful women, exotic locations, seemingly inaccessible treasure, & tightly-woven drama interspersed with cheeky banter. Coming soon to a theater near you!
That was such a fun adventure!....you never know when you might something even bigger, but..this was so cool 😀👍💪
Well what an adventure! 😀 Crawfish was humungo....I think he's the culprit who removed all the cash and spent it on a gym membership 😆
I always hope for people to find treasure in these type of things. I hope you do on the next one. I enjoy this channel, thanks for the videos
Any amount of money is still money and eventually if you save enough scrap metal you'll get some return on the time.
oh man-> that was a ton of fun and truly amazing you finding a safe in the middle of a river.. can't help but wonder how it got out there.. can you make out any dates on the coins? i LOVE this channel so much!!!
It's just to bad to many people set this shit up
Well you got scrap metal and a soda pop money. But you saved two crawdads.
To those crawdads, this man is a Superhero.
And to me, pretty much.
No million dollar treasure but that was a good Adventure
You found treasure. Now you can quit your day job and swish in creek from here on out. For real i wish i was there. So thanks for sharing.
The West is in a mega drought. It sure would be nice if that water you wasted could come to us. 😥
It's not always about the treasures found. But the journey getting there with hope's and tid bits of excitement. The fun with others during the exploration. The laughs and stories told. No amount of treasure is worth that. Good times with friend and family. That's the true treasure in life and the only thing you can take with you. 😇
Yep!
that was 12 minutes of my life I'll never get back
scan the younger gens comments, that one is so 2009, now try again
That was excruciating! Forever with the water hose
ikr!!
Just Think Of All The Fun We Had. And You Can Say You Got A Big Safe Hunting.
Old dates may have more value than face value. Or, if a mint error was put in the safe.
As they say, the anticipation is half the fun!
You guys gave us a good entertainment
Hey there well done something is better than nothing good watching you and thank you for sharing ❤
Good thing scrap metal is bringing good money right now!
so true!
Wow, fun!!!! Glad you found something!!!!
Glad I found yall seen this on FB
That was fun to watch.
The money tray was the treasure for me. How kool!!
Exciting! Thanks, EA!
Made Geraldo opening Al Capone's vault look even worse! 😂
I want that 12 minutes of my life back....
I want a more updated comment pertaining to lost life watching a video. That one is sooooo 2009. There's a lot more out. Get some kids to help you out
I was lucky enough to get a safe (not stolen) from a State property sale for $ 2.00 ! No one bid because it was 6 feet tall and took up most of a pallet ! It must have weighed 700 lbs.!!
At home since I had proper papers I had a local locksmith for $60.00 , crack her open ! It was just like in the movies , he had templates that fit every kind of dial manufactured , laid it behind the dial , met a certain depth and the dial was off .... Another template , Cobalt drill in so far ...and then he had a hand mirror/scope and you could see the tumblers lining up and it was open !
He lifted the door off to go re number the combo at his truck and we emptied it ! Mostly files and old style computer tapes and 5 envelopes taped to the wall , each containing over $300. ! One had $693. !!
Each envelope was for a different departments lottery club winnings and ticket purchasing money . Each had a tabulation of amounts ?!
How this safe Sat around for over 25 years and then sold as scrap is beyond reality . My Uncle who worked and retired from the State , said that whoever's Department kept the safe probably went thru a number of management changes and the combination was lost to time .
My $62.00 investment netted me $1672.00 ! And a newly recomboed safe !
I have purchased other palleted and plastic wrapped safes since that just held air !!
Don't buy big safes for scrap unless they are old .... All safes in the last 50 years are mostly concrete for fire ratings and not alot of steel for your effort .
★ ★ THANKYOU FOR SAVING THE LITTLE CREATURE..
YOU DIDN'T HAVE TOO, BUT YOU DID..
★ ★ THAT SHOWS EMPATHY & DEMANDS RESPECT..
THANKYOU FOR BEING JUST BASICALLY A KIND HUMAN SOUL..
★ ★ PS.. SORRY THERE WASN'T A FORTUNE IN GOLD BULLION ☹️😊👍
Thanks! They both living in a clean creek now
@@ExploringAlabama
Cheers for the reply my Friends..
That's very much obliged by myself..
Thank you, Take Care yeh.. 👌😊
Looks like a win to me
A few days ago I went to the junkyard, and got two 2000s Nissan A pillar interior grab handles-and $4.90 in change a few cheap tools, and that was it. Most cool cars were gone, save a '56 Bel Air sedan with shot original two tones of green paint. Oh well, $1,20 of that was Cents. A brush fire in the back of the valley wiped a lot out, a c1970 Rolls-Royce sedan, a 1935 Ford truck and a 1941 Buick sedanette.
Never stop exploring!
Ah dang it... Better luck on the next one. Thanks for sharing your videos 👍
A+ title
thanks!!
A few yrs ago I was at a marina looking under the main docks. We were in a drought. I found a check book type wallet in very shallow water. I opened it up and it had 8, $100 bills inside, a bank drive through withdrawal receipt, and personal information. The bills were beautiful in the water but when I took it out of the water the bills started turning a dark Grey and falling apart. It had been 24 yrs since the wallet was lost.
Hmm I did think there might be more than that in it but oh well.. it was fun to watch!! :D
That would be my luck too lol! Still cool find.
Sweet! That almost pays for the water to clean it out haha
Hey, money is money. Some day those will be rare coins so be sure to keep them somewhere safe. Or spend them on Old Blue. A very deserving vehicle.
That was better than Oak Island . At least you found something. lol.
I was excited to see the quarter lol, at least it wasn't a complete bust
If you can take the screws out of the back combination. It is very easy to open the front door from there. The safe is in the scrapyard by now. I wonder if the scrap yard paid anything for the steel?
Fun little video to watch, is a library a nickel? Or something else?
one cutting wheel $ 4 ,water to clean the safe up 1 to 2 dollars gas to go to from. for less than 1 dollar, you might make up the loss scrape the safe or save it for the steel for around the farm
As locksmith, safe guy alway funny to see videos
GREAT VID!!!!
Use a cutting torch or a plasma cutter! I love to see what's inside of it and what they find in bank vaults and security boxes.you'd think that bank employees would check that stuff before they close down the bank of course! Unbelievable it is! Don't keep us in suspense now!
I find more money in an old dryer.
yeah me too
Car seats always paid good in older cars
A complete in depth look into the Abundance of Wealth in Alabama.
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Hell ya! Ain't watched yet but can't wait!
Fill it with water and bolt a an explosive over the hole. Make sure the resistance, casing exceeds the resistance and sheer point of the walls and hinges.
Everything inside will be compressed and the explosions fire won't burn the things.
Auction the coins and raise money for a good cause. Liquor fund, or sump'n.
A penny is a penny - I pick every one up I find
Didn't quite find enough to cover the water bill!
It washed out of that gaping hole most of it probably did! Oh no! Such unfortunate luck!
If you take the safe to the scrap yard, you could probably double your money! 🤗 ✌🏼❤️
This the largest safe I have seen on these types of videos
I wouldn't have shown all the riches you found either. Nobody wants to get put in a higher tax bracket.
That was pretty cool 👋👍
Lol I loved it!
Another Geraldo moment in history.
Check the year on the coins its in the safe for a reason could be worth something
I don't care if you found money or not, a mystery is always exciting!
At least it wasn't empty !!
The joys and disappointments of treasure hunting.
You can almost buy a double cheeseburger from McDonald’s…😂🤣
Yall better be careful flashing all that money around publicly 😬
And you get the scrap metal !
I wonder how much the other guys got out of it.
I think y'all found more than Geraldo did in Capones vault 🤑
Cool....they found about $1 in loose change.
The IRS would like to speak with you about your unreported wages.lol
You spent more on gas .LOL
Nice haul 50 cents.
Bad luck 😊 another time ❤
Just like "Al Capone's Safe" without the annoying interruptions and 1 hour later it was empty...!
good effort
More than you had!
I kept thinking they’re gonna find a body
I am guessing any paper money rotted away?
Big money
Thats a bummer man....
Al Capone safe from the empty vault Geraldo Rivera opened
When I watch these clips , I always ask myself the same question. If they are buried or found in creeks lakes rivers ect . How did they get there to start with , seems to me they are there for a reason. They could be stolen and put there for a later date that didn't happen