When I was a little girl my grandmother would let me sit and look at the pretty things she kept in a large keepsake/ jewelry box, there were all sorts of trinkets, one day I was SO EXCITED to find a container of cool “ Rocks”. Turned out to be her gallstones from the surgery she had. 🥴🤣😱
Alex you could make a 100 unboxing videos from this hoard at an hour or more each and we would watch. Don't underestimate the attention span of your audience. This video flew by.
Absolutely. I watch several channels of people who buy storages. I watch hours of them opening boxes. Alex opening boxes would be a lot more interesting because he is so knowledgeable and also entertaining. I definitely would watch Alex!
Hi, the silver badge with "service rendered"is nor a nurse's badge. It is a badge given to wounded military personnel during WW1. It was meant to be worn on civilian clothing to show the person had served. The number on the back can be researched and will give name, rank and unit and reason for dicharge. Might be worth a look.
@@Nwladylaura369I don’t know how old you are, but at 64 years old, I think that my grandma would have used that in about 1910! I think someone would collect it!
Would really be great if you could do a video with closeups of jewelry, etc. going to auction. Kastner gives very little in way of a description. It would be nice if they had a ruler in the picture so you have a sense of size. And I’m sure you would make more money. I was very disappointed in the last 3 pieces I bought from them and am not going to bid on anything unless I’ve seen it in a video and you’ve talked about it. Here’s hoping for a successful sale.
My hubby is into coins, so he was interested it what you found. I enjoy the jewelry, so I really was interested in your jewelry finds! Great video and by the way, tell Melissa she has beautiful hands!
Look forward to you all making a sizable profit.we all know how much you deserve it!!! Very few people are as talented and work like you people !!! Wishing you best of everything😅
No, the rose box is not a pill container. It was a necklace and earrings, and the box held the chain nice an neatly. It's own little jewelry box. I had one just like it many years ago.
One of my sisters make jewelry, one does embroidery, and I crochet, sew, and craft. All of these beads, charms, etc. can be placed in lots and sold as crafting bundles. My sister and I both have bought strings of beads, took them apart and reused them. Just a thought.
When my mother in law died. I tried going thru all the items, sorting by type, matching sets, etc, It took a long time and I didn't have half of what you have. I can totally appreciate the work you did on this. (I can also smell the musty metal smell, too, watching this. The whole batch ftom my MIL had a particular metal smell.)
My in laws went to see the Queen when they still lived in England. My now husband ran off just as the limo door was opened……..and he jumped in the car! Lol. He still is a car fanatic. He was given back to his very embarrassed mother by a guard. The Queen never knew. Love watching your videos thanks 👍👍👍❤️🇨🇦
Love hearing Alex saying...oh...hang on..... Kind of disappointed in the jewelry, but maybe the 'good stuff' is in the safe! I wasn't so sure any fine jewelry would be discovered; the money was a nice surprise. Looking forward to the next episode.
Love that little makeup compact! Those are very collectible. They would usually be multi purpose, so for lips and cheeks. I’m guessing it’s from before WW2 or immediately post ww2 due to it being metal. Makeup came in cardboard packaging during the war because they needed the metal for the war effort. These are significant parts of history, but are often overlooked because it’s “just makeup”. There are lot of collectors of vintage and antique makeup. Lisa Eldridge here on youtube has a significant collection and has made a few videos on makeup history
Thar was fascinating! These people were interested in so many things! And seemed to have enough of an income to indulge themselves modestly . It seems they collected what appealed to them in the moment- and tried to order them in a way that only made sense to them lol 😆 Loved that little carved set Alex thought might be ivory! The Rouge if applied right -was still not a "natural " look, but was a style that endured many years. Melissa you are a patient woman! You do well as an assist to Alex, and each revealing with the two of you the camera work goes smoother! And Alex I compliment you on your learning to share a bit more. You are a man with a system and a preference for things being done to your sense of order - it's lovely that you have Melissa and the kids share in these discoveries more! So many of us enjoy being allowed to follow your whole family thru your adventures ! Thank you all!
Did you pick up the “vibe” Alex seemed a bit stressed or maybe just exhausted in this video. He’s such a good man, and I’m sure he would never hurt anyone especially his family on purpose. When he said “Melissa, move your hand” it just didn’t sound like his usual self (to me) Ge wasn’t mean, just picked up something was not quite right today. I’m sure he’s exhausted from the cleaning out of this home. I hope that’s all it is. OR….. maybe I’m tired and reading into things not really there? Either way, they deserve a break after all this work. And, I agree with you Melissa seems far more comfortable on camera and assisting Alex on these videos. Looking forward to the next one!!!
@@TheTuesday11 if you are directing your post ay mine-not sure where you picked up mean or hurtful behavior from my post - Alex is just Alex- he is particular about how he does things - which makes him great at what he does and so enjoyable to watch .Melissa has been with him a long time - she knows him well. The more they work on camera together ❤️ the better it gets! It's nice of you to be concerned about him though and I hope a good night's sleep will be good for all of us. And my apologies to Alex and Melissa for hijacking your post and talking about you so personally. But you are much better family than my own so I prefer getting caught up in yours🤣!
@@starrlacey2505 I agree with you, I think Alex is an amazing man, dad, husband, business man. He seems to really care about people and treats them “fair” and with respect. I really enjoy watching him and his family. We all have “off” days. He was working a lot of hard hours in this series. I wish their family and you all the best!
I want the carved bracelet!!!! And the duck brooch, that stuff is all the stuff I collect. I would have been so delighted. The elephants and bracelet could be celluloid or early plastic. You guys look for gold and silver, I look for junk.
I had a bracelet as a child with those tiny lanterns that were in the box with the ivory at the start of your video. Bad homburg in Germany had an annual lantern festival which is probably where my bracelet came from. I love the way the eyes pop out!
Since I don’t have to do the work of identifying and determining value, It was like Christmas to me! This takes me back to my grandma letting me s snoop through her” treasure” dresser drawers. I do the same with my grandson. Nothing too valuable but ( guessing since I’ve not researched for value). You’re letting us go back to good memories with loved ones who have passed which makes me smile. Thank you😊
I love your videos. The two watches in the Birks boxes are definitely nurses watches. They used to make watches specifically for nurses. Love to you and Melissa and your beautiful children
For coins that weren't silver, those tokens are well packaged. Reminds me of the silver proof sets for the Olympics. That penny jar was in an old cold cream makeup jar.
It must be so exciting going through a box like that...not knowing what you're going to find. I love your attitude Alex. You are so respectful in that you never talk directly about what things might be worth etc...
I have seen several of your episodes and it finally dawned on me that you are filming from up in the Great White North , with all of those notes and coins from Canada .Nice finds once again! Cheers from Nor-Cal
Where I live in Pennsylvania,USA we have craftspeople who bend antique cutlery into rings, book marks, wind chimes, recipe holders ,and also bud vase pins out of the hollow handles of knives. I have several items to match my antique cutlery pattern.
WOW Alex, it turned out to be worth all your hard work, great job buddy! BTW - the good jewelry (that Melissa doesn't take :0) Should be sold off individually online at some of the places that sell that kind of things. You will make a lot more than auctioning off those items.
04:37 Horn? 1950s Japanese plastic. Hands down. The rouge was the style, back when. My dad bought a bunch of those proof sets and uncirulateds here in the USA. Worth about face value when he died. 17:37 That chain and the clasp say the bracelet is costume. Wish I was there to pich in on the jewelry. Messsing with piles like that is my idea of a good time. (I'm weird.)
I said I would never buy anything from your auction again, because the shipping is outrageous, but I can't stand it!!! I will HAVE to bid on some of this cool stuff. Looking forward to the auction!!!
Quick way to separate silver from nickel coins is to run a magnet over the pile to pick up the latter leaving silver behind. Fun watching you find stuff.
living in Europe i'm puzzled how Alex could so fast decide that those 200 and 500 euro bills on top of the bin were not real. they are rare nowadays but were frequently used.
@@GuyWithTheDogs as photocopies, they would be considered counterfeit, and thus not just worth zero, but less than the paper they are printed on as it is illegal. Even fake money used in movies has to be clearly(big enough to see when holding but doesn't show up on camera) marked as fake, to prevent it from being illegal counterfeit. Alex can ask a bank to dispose of it, or a police station, or burn it if he is really sure it is fake. Personally, I would go to my bank, tell them I was cleaning out bins from an estate sale, and request they check some potential fake foreign currency. Let them verify its fake.
Dont know if you will see this Alex? Yes, gold does tarnish. I nearly tossed out some large gold cuff links as gold plate, as they had a darker tinge aroung the edge. They were in fact, 14k solid heavy gold. Had been sitting a very long time. I guess the aloy caused the tarnish. I had them made into nice dog tags for my sons...Also, rings with no stamp, is due to sizing or repair in a lot of cases 😊
I seen some amber and tiger eye as well as all the gold and silver. That Jade maple leaf was great too. Wow what a box that turned out to be. Great finds all the coins and old bills too. That was just a tub can't even begin to imagine what is in the safe(s) now You have a great day
That has some pretty cool new stuff and it even if it was only a costume on some of it the second dish that Melissa opened up was very very pretty thank you for sharing and tell next time have a great day
When you said "Squirrel"! at 6:58 I wanted to shout BAKELITE! That is worth a little bit of money than just a plastic squirrel pin. I would have liked you to show more of the jewelry you found whether it was costume or precious. You did well on this bin. Thanks Alex and Melissa!
I am so thankful that you're finding stuff that will ring your money back to you and moreI am so thankful that you're finding stuff that will ring your money back to you and more That was a lot of hard work and 8 days I saw Joey watching you and melissand your kiddos
Those two squarish Ramona china dishes are the same pattern that my parents bought for my paternal grandmother who died in 1995! Lovely to see a china pattern that I recognized! Always enjoy your 'hoarded house' videos and seeing your pals. Thanks!
Mabuhay! From the 🇵🇭 Philippines with love @ 7:28. That 1₱ is our biggest old (1972-1974) coin and a collector's item here! Surprised it reached Alex hands😘
I have some of the silver bend spreading cheese/butter knives and they are made into napkins holders. Similar to a napkin ring where you clip it onto the folded napkin. Mine are made out of spoon and fork handles.
I have loved watching this entire series xx some amazingly beautiful stuff. I have to let you know though that paper British money is not now legal tender, except for £100 notes xx All other bills are polymer xx
@@wendyreinmiller8992 There was some British notes an old £10 in today's video and an old £5 note in the video before - both in use until fairly recently and now we have polymer notes.
When I was a little girl my grandmother would let me sit and look at the pretty things she kept in a large keepsake/ jewelry box, there were all sorts of trinkets, one day I was SO EXCITED to find a container of cool “ Rocks”. Turned out to be her gallstones from the surgery she had. 🥴🤣😱
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Haha!!!❤️
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Oh my. 😅
So, did you have a bracelet made to showcase those “rocks?” 😁😁😁
Alex you could make a 100 unboxing videos from this hoard at an hour or more each and we would watch. Don't underestimate the attention span of your audience. This video flew by.
Absolutely. I watch several channels of people who buy storages. I watch hours of them opening boxes. Alex opening boxes would be a lot more interesting because he is so knowledgeable and also entertaining. I definitely would watch Alex!
YES WE WOULD WATCH !
I watch a 2+ hour video each week of two guys talking about fountain pens, and I'm not alone. There is definitely an audience for longer videos.
Yep. Waiting for the "fine china" unboxing. Not sure why these are so fascinating, but they just are. Hope you are recouping your costs.
I think frequent posting helps the channel rather than length of the videos as each one gets watched and liked and adds to the impact of the channel
Hi, the silver badge with "service rendered"is nor a nurse's badge. It is a badge given to wounded military personnel during WW1. It was meant to be worn on civilian clothing to show the person had served. The number on the back can be researched and will give name, rank and unit and reason for dicharge. Might be worth a look.
Oh man. That is amazing. Thanks for letting us know.
Awesome info
Ooh that's really cool
I wonder if that would be worn to avoid allegations of cowardice once back home ("why aren't you serving?")
People collect antique makeup!!! I would DEFINITELY put that rouge in the auction!
The case alone is a collectible.
That color looks like something my GM would have used.
@@Nwladylaura369I don’t know how old you are, but at 64 years old, I think that my grandma would have used that in about 1910! I think someone would collect it!
Would really be great if you could do a video with closeups of jewelry, etc. going to auction. Kastner gives very little in way of a description. It would be nice if they had a ruler in the picture so you have a sense of size. And I’m sure you would make more money. I was very disappointed in the last 3 pieces I bought from them and am not going to bid on anything unless I’ve seen it in a video and you’ve talked about it. Here’s hoping for a successful sale.
I'm having phantom Zoltar moments 😂 every time I hear something in the background, it just reminds me of Zoltar talking randomly in soooo many videos.
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I was drooling over this box... I'm a stamp and coin collector so this was right up my alley.
At 25:19, the needlepoint, it is bad to refold old fabric, better to roll it, the fibers weaken when you fold them.
My hubby is into coins, so he was interested it what you found. I enjoy the jewelry, so I really was interested in your jewelry finds! Great video and by the way, tell Melissa she has beautiful hands!
The stamps you found were plate blocks and they’re more valuable left just like the are in the set of four. Please don’t divide them up!
Love how you get excited over pens
Look forward to you all making a sizable profit.we all know how much you deserve it!!! Very few people are as talented and work like you people !!! Wishing you best of everything😅
No, the rose box is not a pill container. It was a necklace and earrings, and the box held the chain nice an neatly. It's own little jewelry box. I had one just like it many years ago.
Yes and you can still find them new nowadays as well.
I had one too, bought it in the '70s.
One of my sisters make jewelry, one does embroidery, and I crochet, sew, and craft. All of these beads, charms, etc. can be placed in lots and sold as crafting bundles. My sister and I both have bought strings of beads, took them apart and reused them. Just a thought.
When my mother in law died. I tried going thru all the items, sorting by type, matching sets, etc, It took a long time and I didn't have half of what you have. I can totally appreciate the work you did on this. (I can also smell the musty metal smell, too, watching this. The whole batch ftom my MIL had a particular metal smell.)
My in laws went to see the Queen when they still lived in England. My now husband ran off just as the limo door was opened……..and he jumped in the car! Lol. He still is a car fanatic. He was given back to his very embarrassed mother by a guard. The Queen never knew.
Love watching your videos thanks 👍👍👍❤️🇨🇦
With this and the last box openings I can imagine the safes contents must be really great! High end jewelry, Gold and silver bars maybe???
Love hearing Alex saying...oh...hang on..... Kind of disappointed in the jewelry, but maybe the 'good stuff' is in the safe! I wasn't so sure any fine jewelry would be discovered; the money was a nice surprise. Looking forward to the next episode.
I can’t wait for the next video!! What a haul! Love getting to see Melissa!
Love that little makeup compact! Those are very collectible. They would usually be multi purpose, so for lips and cheeks. I’m guessing it’s from before WW2 or immediately post ww2 due to it being metal. Makeup came in cardboard packaging during the war because they needed the metal for the war effort. These are significant parts of history, but are often overlooked because it’s “just makeup”. There are lot of collectors of vintage and antique makeup. Lisa Eldridge here on youtube has a significant collection and has made a few videos on makeup history
Thar was fascinating! These people were interested in so many things! And seemed to have enough of an income to indulge themselves modestly . It seems they collected what appealed to them in the moment- and tried to order them in a way that only made sense to them lol 😆 Loved that little carved set Alex thought might be ivory! The Rouge if applied right -was still not a "natural " look, but was a style that endured many years. Melissa you are a patient woman! You do well as an assist to Alex, and each revealing with the two of you the camera work goes smoother! And Alex I compliment you on your learning to share a bit more. You are a man with a system and a preference for things being done to your sense of order - it's lovely that you have Melissa and the kids share in these discoveries more! So many of us enjoy being allowed to follow your whole family thru your adventures ! Thank you all!
Did you pick up the “vibe” Alex seemed a bit stressed or maybe just exhausted in this video. He’s such a good man, and I’m sure he would never hurt anyone especially his family on purpose. When he said “Melissa, move your hand” it just didn’t sound like his usual self (to me) Ge wasn’t mean, just picked up something was not quite right today. I’m sure he’s exhausted from the cleaning out of this home. I hope that’s all it is. OR….. maybe I’m tired and reading into things not really there? Either way, they deserve a break after all this work.
And, I agree with you Melissa seems far more comfortable on camera and assisting Alex on these videos.
Looking forward to the next one!!!
@@TheTuesday11 if you are directing your post ay mine-not sure where you picked up mean or hurtful behavior from my post - Alex is just Alex- he is particular about how he does things - which makes him great at what he does and so enjoyable to watch .Melissa has been with him a long time - she knows him well. The more they work on camera together ❤️ the better it gets!
It's nice of you to be concerned about him though and I hope a good night's sleep will be good for all of us.
And my apologies to Alex and Melissa for hijacking your post and talking about you so personally. But you are much better family than my own so I prefer getting caught up in yours🤣!
@@starrlacey2505 I agree with you, I think Alex is an amazing man, dad, husband, business man. He seems to really care about people and treats them “fair” and with respect. I really enjoy watching him and his family. We all have “off” days. He was working a lot of hard hours in this series. I wish their family and you all the best!
I want the carved bracelet!!!! And the duck brooch, that stuff is all the stuff I collect. I would have been so delighted. The elephants and bracelet could be celluloid or early plastic. You guys look for gold and silver, I look for junk.
I had a bracelet as a child with those tiny lanterns that were in the box with the ivory at the start of your video. Bad homburg in Germany had an annual lantern festival which is probably where my bracelet came from. I love the way the eyes pop out!
I'm looking forward to that safe cracking coming up. Cheers guys! ❤️👋
Alex & Melissa, Great video. I love looking through old coins & jewelry.
Since I don’t have to do the work of identifying and determining value, It was like Christmas to me! This takes me back to my grandma letting me s snoop through her” treasure” dresser drawers. I do the same with my grandson. Nothing too valuable but ( guessing since I’ve not researched for value). You’re letting us go back to good memories with loved ones who have passed which makes me smile. Thank you😊
Melissa is a saint, especially listening to his dad jokes. They make such a cute couple❤❤❤
I love your videos. The two watches in the Birks boxes are definitely nurses watches. They used to make watches specifically for nurses. Love to you and Melissa and your beautiful children
That was a lot of work for you guys but so much fun to watch! thanks, looking forward to the next video.
For coins that weren't silver, those tokens are well packaged. Reminds me of the silver proof sets for the Olympics. That penny jar was in an old cold cream makeup jar.
It must be so exciting going through a box like that...not knowing what you're going to find. I love your attitude Alex. You are so respectful in that you never talk directly about what things might be worth etc...
Thank-you for your videos. Can’t wait to see the next one .
Great video we are enjoying the channel
All the beautiful collectibles and I’m eyeballing the clear film canisters. Lol! Great for my crafting/sewing room to hold all those tiny things.
hi Alex and Melissa...great way to start the day...thanks. always enjoy you both!
I have seen several of your episodes and it finally dawned on me that you are filming from up in the Great White North , with all of those notes and coins from Canada .Nice finds once again! Cheers from Nor-Cal
How fun! I wish I coulda been digging through this with you guys! hahah
I love seeing Melissa! The two of you are a great team!
My great aunts had the little compacts, they called it their rouge…lol like our blush nowadays
Great fun joining in!
Such a big job! And, a grand adventure to watch along. Thank you. ☮️💜✨
Thanks Alex and Melissa!
Hi the little rose pin ,I have one I bought in a charity shop a few years ago nice to see another one in better condition
Theamount of stuff those people had is astounding
Where I live in Pennsylvania,USA we have craftspeople who bend antique cutlery into rings, book marks, wind chimes, recipe holders ,and also bud vase pins out of the hollow handles of knives. I have several items to match my antique cutlery pattern.
The British £10 note is no longer legal tender here in the UK.
What a lot of work you and your family put into this! We appreciate it!
Love seeing Melissa in the videos.
Missing the "I'm home, honey!" from the intro... Bless his soul.
......you are in the minority.......seems most everyone else agrees with the new edit.....
@@urbanurchin5930 You might want to dial it back just a bit...
No, not everyone!
WOW Alex, it turned out to be worth all your hard work, great job buddy!
BTW - the good jewelry (that Melissa doesn't take :0) Should be sold off individually online at some of the places that sell that kind of things. You will make a lot more than auctioning off those items.
I really have enjoyed the series and I hope you make your money back and some! Hi from Derbyshire in England 😊
Wow dude, good stuff there!!
I'm so happy this house wasn't a bust. It was so fun to watch#
A modern day of mining gold & silver, Wow!!! Good hunting, great video & awaiting next video. A friend in Pennsylvania Robin Jo
I just want to pull up a chair a dig in ! This is heaven to me ❤
Same, I would be as happy as Larry to dig through all that stuff.
04:37 Horn? 1950s Japanese plastic. Hands down. The rouge was the style, back when. My dad bought a bunch of those proof sets and uncirulateds here in the USA. Worth about face value when he died. 17:37 That chain and the clasp say the bracelet is costume. Wish I was there to pich in on the jewelry. Messsing with piles like that is my idea of a good time. (I'm weird.)
I thought the same about that yellow plastic bracelet. I've come across those many times.
I said I would never buy anything from your auction again, because the shipping is outrageous, but I can't stand it!!! I will HAVE to bid on some of this cool stuff. Looking forward to the auction!!!
Quick way to separate silver from nickel coins is to run a magnet over the pile to pick up the latter leaving silver behind. Fun watching you find stuff.
That cash is very cool. Nice to see all of the different styles
Can’t watch now- watching Itchy Boots Finale. Absolutely amazing. I will come back and watch this whole video 👍
I came back and watched the whole thing. Always interesting to see what you find Alexander. Really enjoy your channel 👍
Looks like another good score 👍
Anxiously waiting for a look inside the safes!
living in Europe i'm puzzled how Alex could so fast decide that those 200 and 500 euro bills on top of the bin were not real. they are rare nowadays but were frequently used.
He has much to learn about the things he's not familiar with.
He said they were photocopies not real unfortunately
If they are, indeed photocopies, how much are they worth?
@@GuyWithTheDogs as photocopies, they would be considered counterfeit, and thus not just worth zero, but less than the paper they are printed on as it is illegal. Even fake money used in movies has to be clearly(big enough to see when holding but doesn't show up on camera) marked as fake, to prevent it from being illegal counterfeit.
Alex can ask a bank to dispose of it, or a police station, or burn it if he is really sure it is fake.
Personally, I would go to my bank, tell them I was cleaning out bins from an estate sale, and request they check some potential fake foreign currency. Let them verify its fake.
@@GuyWithTheDogs nothing because photocopies are basically fake
That was brilliant, thank you, x
Dont know if you will see this Alex? Yes, gold does tarnish. I nearly tossed out some large gold cuff links as gold plate, as they had a darker tinge aroung the edge. They were in fact, 14k solid heavy gold. Had been sitting a very long time. I guess the aloy caused the tarnish. I had them made into nice dog tags for my sons...Also, rings with no stamp, is due to sizing or repair in a lot of cases 😊
Lots of fun shiny things! The pearlescent tube (that ended up being a pen) had me super curious... some sort of little scroll??? a seal?? lol
This house was jam packed of good stuff, but stuff you really had to work hard finding.
18:11--give those butter knives to Joshua Alexander, or whatever the name of the guy who made your lovely Metal Bonsai Tree is!
Definitely like the video taken like this then on tri-pod.
Wow!So much stuff in one container. That will take time to really sort. Good thing you had help. Keep Safe❤Keep Well ❤
Wow! What a bunch of wonderful things 😊
I like the way you show us stuff from the various bins & boxes. Obvs you’re a pro and know what to hold up to the camera longer than something else.
I'll drink to that! 🙂
Thanks!
Hey thanks so much!
I want to see all the China sets!! Maybe Melissa could be Vanna!!
I loved the been so many fascinating finds, I could watch for hours. Rock on
That vintage makeup would definitely go to a collector! Cute.
I actually love that enameled copper pendant on the brown leather! I would buy and wear that!
I seen some amber and tiger eye as well as all the gold and silver. That Jade maple leaf was great too. Wow what a box that turned out to be. Great finds all the coins and old bills too. That was just a tub can't even begin to imagine what is in the safe(s) now You have a great day
Hello. My favorite was the little round pewter with little ear rings in it. Be safe out there people. Love to all
The little rouge compact is adorable!
Nice bunch of stuff. I love your kitchen gorgeous.
Bent cheese knives aha Josh beat you to the box. 😅😅
That has some pretty cool new stuff and it even if it was only a costume on some of it the second dish that Melissa opened up was very very pretty thank you for sharing and tell next time have a great day
Thanks for continuing to share this journey with us.
Awesome! You found some decent stuff in the box. Little by little you double your money invested!🤗🤗
“I’ll watch while Melissa goes through the jewellery box”, as soon as it is opened in goes Alex’s hand. Can’t help himself, has to find the treasure!
Great watching you!!! Always something interesting…very.. go on!!!! 👍
Hello Melissa. Always enjoy it when you join the adventure.
Always fun going through old stuff
When you said "Squirrel"! at 6:58 I wanted to shout BAKELITE! That is worth a little bit of money than just a plastic squirrel pin. I would have liked you to show more of the jewelry you found whether it was costume or precious. You did well on this bin. Thanks Alex and Melissa!
I am so thankful that you're finding stuff that will ring your money back to you and moreI am so thankful that you're finding stuff that will ring your money back to you and more That was a lot of hard work and 8 days I saw Joey watching you and melissand your kiddos
Wow!! That was a lot to sort through!! Glad you found a few valuable pieces!! Can't wait for the safes!!
Keep up the good work the things you are finding are getting somewhat better happy days 🎉
Those two squarish Ramona china dishes are the same pattern that my parents bought for my paternal grandmother who died in 1995! Lovely to see a china pattern that I recognized! Always enjoy your 'hoarded house' videos and seeing your pals. Thanks!
Mabuhay! From the 🇵🇭 Philippines with love @ 7:28. That 1₱ is our biggest old (1972-1974) coin and a collector's item here! Surprised it reached Alex hands😘
Thank both of you. Love going thru the treasures with you!
Look carefully at the $2 bills. Canadian 2 dollar bills with the AUH-prefix were printed in 1986 and could be worth between $3000 - $15,000
Good afternoon ❤️ 🤗 have a great day!
I have some of the silver bend spreading cheese/butter knives and they are made into napkins holders. Similar to a napkin ring where you clip it onto the folded napkin. Mine are made out of spoon and fork handles.
Thanks for the hard work we appreciate every video. Can't wait for the next upload.
I have loved watching this entire series xx some amazingly beautiful stuff. I have to let you know though that paper British money is not now legal tender, except for £100 notes xx All other bills are polymer xx
Think most of that was Canadian money.
@@wendyreinmiller8992 There was some British notes an old £10 in today's video and an old £5 note in the video before - both in use until fairly recently and now we have polymer notes.
The £50 note is still paper, I have never seen a £100 note. Next time I go into a non digital bank, I will ask to see one.
It's not tender but if you send it into bank of England it can be exchanged at face value at any time.