Sweet Heart Churches make money to, and some more then others But believe me when i say the Church people also pick what they want before you ever see what they have.
@@jenniferlamperski6250 Not sure where and what state city your dad works in, but around here the prices are okay but you never see Jewelry any more but that is like most Thrift stores every where ,I do know that Goodwill has a web site now, that they auction the better things off on there.
Dee Dee - the ceo of the Vatican church makes trillions about which its continuity cannot even be measured in time intervals. In other words, we cannot say whether Vatican church earns profits per day or per year. They are the richest “organization” in the world. Funny enough it has nothing to do with Christendom lol
Just a comment on the part where they made the claim that anything donated to Goodwill goes to a good cause, that's because everyone believes Goodwill is a charity. BUT IT ISN'T. It's all pure profit going into the owners pockets, they are stores that don't have to buy stock because people give them stuff to sell. They do hire a small # of disabled people, but they don't even pay them minimum wage and they get tax breaks for hiring them. They sell some stuff cheaper than regular stores which may help out people who can't pay a lot for stuff, but there are a lot of places where you can find brand new stuff for the same price as what they sell stuff for.
Yeah. I have a Cousin that works 1 day a week at goodwill. They pay them by how many units they complete. Like for putting 4 screws in small plastic bag or putting stickers on small electronics. They don't make much money at all. He might make $8-$20 for the day. They're all Special Needs individuals and they do pick them up by van, and I suppose if it gives them a sense of accomplishment, it's okay, but I definitely agree with your comment.
No, incorrect. Goodwill stores are designated as 501c3 by the federal government and that means they are, by law, non-profit entities. Like it or not it's a fact.
a thrift store close to where I lived sold a crystal vase a few years back to a student for 50 NKR (norwegian crowns) or around 7 bucks. turned out it was from the ancient Roman empire era, and worth a neat 50 grand, or 1000x what he paid for it.
Most of the valuable horror VHS tapes are ones with oversized boxes from distributors like Midnight, Continental, Wizard and others, typically selling for $75-200 with certain titles fetching even higher prices. The highest I've seen one sell for is $1100. The reason they're so valuable is that a lot of rental stores used to throw out the box or cut it up to put in a plastic snapcase because they wouldn't fit in their display shelves. There are a few that are common and not worth more than $10 or so but the majority are worth picking up.
We had one a few years ago and didn't get too much money for it. My dad took it to a local coin collector shop and they gave us $25 for it, so he took the family to eat at a restaurant. Those days are crazy, noy time flies and changes, because it wasn't that long ago, but we fed four people for 25 bucks at a buffet.
I got rid of all my Barbie dolls cabbage patch kids and my little ponies a few years ago I gave them to a little girl who lost everything but I don't care if they were worth a lot of money the smile on her face is what made my day
A 1943 copper can be worth hundreds of thousands of $ (or more) and a 1944 steel penny can be worth in the same neighborhood. I have heard of some selling for close to $2 million.
and just to think that I passed up on cleaning my neighbors basement out when he sold the property for 100 bucks and I got to keep whatever I wanted from the contents and I passed it up because there was no electricity or lights in the Basement and there were rats down there, so he had to do it and he found his old baseball card collection that he forgot about that had, not one, not two but 3 Micky mantle cards in it that he sold for 18k, i don't know what cards they were but he did say one was a rookie card, so I'm sure he got ripped off by the buyer of them... and just to think, someone my gut kept telling me to go do the job... my loss
I recently bought an oriental teacup set for my 8yo daughter from goodwill for $3, there are 3 cups and 3 saucers. When we got home i realized the had a deformity int the bottom of each, kinda like the porcelain had bubbled in the bottom. after inspecting them we noticed if held up to a light it was a finely detailed picture of a Japanese Geisha Woman. Looked them up, worth about $350 each. They are WW1 era.
Pretty basic stuff but pretty accurate...except for one idiotic know-nothing mistake: the steel 1943 pennies are amusing but they are the *common* ones! It's *copper* ones from that year, which weren't supposed to be made at all, which are worth a small fortune!
Don't EVER Sell or Trade the 1943 Steel and Copper Pennies at a Coin/Pawn Shop! 9 times out of 10 you will get majorly ripped off if you get Quoted $60.00-$120.00 and they quickly put that/those pennies hidden away before you can say,"Don't Keep That coin(s)" or "I want to keep this coin(s) for myself for the time being because I don't want to sell that coin(s) right now". This personally happened to my mother not that long ago in which Royally pissed me off because I knew the TRUE REAL VALUE of it/them cause I myself am an Avid Coin Collector and have been now for almost 31 years now. ... I started collecting, etc. coins when I was close to about the age of 3 years old. prior to that, my dad collected coins avidly for 68 years as he started collecting when he was a mere 4-5yrs old if that in the 1940's Era. So I do have quite a good amount of a BIG Collection of coins, mostly Silver but do have a small collection amount of gold coins to diversify the silver.
Matthew Clark i have a silver penny and and Benjamin Franklin half dollar and a couple quarters that was on the list. but i have a 1908 penny with a indian head on it.
I have thousands of baseball cards from the 50's and up that has been stored for years. I have about 300 more that came with cigarettes my uncle gave me. I have an oil painting that my great-great grandma had in her house that is very unusual, but can't find anything about the painter except people who have been trying to track down the painter because their great-great grandparents had one. He had to be somebody since everyone who inquired about him are in different parts of the world...the frame is what's amazing.
I have a hand made dresser from the 1860s with a mirror. Got it from a Victorian Inn that was once a private home. Got it for $200. Have a pic of it with an orb coming from it! Very cool find. Also got a little painting from a thrift store for $2. Cked artists name- I sold it for over $3,000. Also if you find stuffed bears with lable: Charleen Kinser Designs they can be worth alot. Found a bear, paid $5. - it's worth over $1000. - but I luv it. So keep you eyes opened-never know what you'll find. ( :
Some years back I was in a used book store that had a section where the walls were covered with old comics behind plexi glass along with their now worth. I walked along seeing how many I used to own and totaled up the prices, after half way and $3,000, I stopped, feeling a bit ill. LOL!
Its all good im just saying instead they help people you can help them by donating for they own benefit!Anyway 90% of charities are benefiting for them self's.Do you hold grudge against Catholic?
All one most do to discern the REAL truth about Good Will is take a quick glance at their "telling" logo/sign.. Plus, what better way to become SUPER RICH off of good hearted people donating their extra or no longer needed belongings to a so-called Bargain-Priced, low-income families' Wal-Mart in which those of whom have it not so good can purchase consumables at a "fair" price. All I can say is BS on that one..bc their prices or absolutely a contradiction of the corporation's so-called reason for being. These jerks are making 100% pure profit by selling what is supposed to be donations to the less fortunate, as in millions upon millions annually and also with little to no taxation on that free money.. What a perfect idea... (NOT#!) The corporate a-holes can rot as far as I'm concerned! By the way, you wouldn't happen to be from Louisiana would you?? And my apologies for these rude ass people's comments. People have no ides how to treat each other in this world anymore, especially a lady..
The penny worth the most is a copper penny from 1943 very few made because of ww2 metal demands they were all supposed to be steel but about 200 copper 1943 penny's made it to circulation being worth 10k+
Trey Stephens yes it is true Goodwill does throw stuff away even if it still works and needs fixed. it's corperate greed and honestly I hate working there
Me too. Actually I left them behind when I moved out at 18 and my mom eventually got rid of all my old stuff. My fault. She waited about 15 years and I never went and got 'em so I can't really be mad at her.
A guy whose grandfather carried trading cards in his shop 100 years ago recently found a number of mint condition Honus cards in the attic! So as not to destroy the value he is not hiding their existence but only allows one or two to go up for public sale every few years. He wouldn't need more money than they bring at that rate, so he's honest *and* smart!
My grandmother kept all her family heirlooms that she inherited from many generations before her. I just bought her house and I'm certain I can retire on what she didn't get rid of that she just kept for sentimental reasons. It's not for everyone for sure.
Honus Wagner is the most expensive baseball card valued @ $2.8 million. 1943 COPPER wheat penny is worth thousands, steel is worth like 9 cents. Reason being is there was a copper shortage in 1943 so they used steel, but a few copper ones were minted by accident. Wisconsin quarter where on the corn cob on the back, if it has two leafs on the left side it is worth between $500-$600 depending on condition . This video had potential, too bad they didn't fact check prior to posting.
I've got a Beta tape, containing camcorder footage of Kevin Mitnick giving a presentation to Digital (DEC) executives, where he explains how he broke into their VAX systems & stole the software (filmed, I'd guess, late 80s). This was found in a box of someone's home-recorded tapes, about 15 years ago.
oh man, my dad has over 50 unopened baseball card packs from the 60's, gum still inside. Would it be more valuable to open them and find a rare card or sell as is (not like I'm going to sell them but still)?
0:50 I'm 13 and My bedroom can almost become a mess easily cause all of the VHS tapes I have which half of them are childhood movies and other halfs are movies I got most recent.
Aw, I watched this too late :( Only last week I cleared out my attic and took the ultra rare pre-WWI baseball cards, antique Japanese vase collection and still packaged mint condition collection of Star Wars figures to the dump...guess I should check earlier before next year's spring clean when I tackle the Faberge Egg collection :D
Rey T and Fluffy Fluffy Leo ~ Did you both just take my comment seriously? Good thing I just found a treasured piece of TV paraphernalia behind an old wardrobe - I am holding up the much loved and coveted 'sarcasm sign' as featured in The Big Bang Theory :D
I once had a rare pair of scissors in the shape of I think a flamingo or a stork. Few weeks later I saw a similar pair of scissors in my history text book. I tried to find them the same day, never did.
I have a sticker that I got out of a cracker jack box. It's the one of the sailor and his dog between his legs only so many of them were made. I also seen it on the antique roadshow and it was said to be worth over a million dollars
When I was 5 we bought a new house, I was just walking around investigating and opened a draw. The person who use to live here left 8 rare baseball cards (probably didn't know they were a fortune) and I still have them to this day. Now i'm gonna sell em lol
Actually baseball cards are only worth a fraction of what they used to be worth. The whole market crashed in the early 90's when everyone and their brother decided they wanted to start making cards and the market got flooded with so many brands nobody could keep up. I have cards that used to be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars that wouldn't even get me $20 these days. Maybe some day they'll be worth something again, but I doubt it.
I wonder how many of those baseball cards ended up in bicycle spokes lol. Also I'm surprised he didn't mention the Gold NES Nintendo NWC cartridges of which only 26 were made.
Your correct lots of 90s cards are worth less than the day u got them the Mass producing of these cards ruined it for lots of would be collector's around 86 -87 they more than doubled production I have 100000s of cards and yes some are worth a fee bucks and some older worth way more but anything 87 to currently not so much keep them for another 20 years or so and maybe the supply will grow lower not to mention the steroid area when a home run hitters card goes from 10$ to 10cents over night oh if I could take back all the stale gum and cardboard from over the years I would have invested elsewhere but I was 8 years old lol
Hmm I was hoping this might show some items that most people would not think were valuable. Instead it shows all the standard things that are worth money. Baseball cards, star wars figures, paintings, Chinese vases - gee who would have guessed these things would be valuable.
Talk about dropping the ball, Marvel Comics Amazing Spiderman #1 is worth over 5mil street value to collectors if it is kept in its plastic that it was originally sold in. DC Comics can't stack up to that considering Batman and Superman rare books only sell for around 2 million and this was back in the 90's !
My wife inherited a Straw stuffed Teddy Bear, she had no idea of it's value. It was German and over 100 years old, our daughter wanted to play with it and I told her under no circumstances should she be able to play with the bear; that it should be put away until we could get a glass display to show off the bear. Well, while I was out she gave the Teddy bear to our daughter to play with and she left it on the floor; it became a chew toy for our dog which tore it to ribbons. It's unfortunate that such a wonderful part of Children's history was lost, but not forgotten. I don't know what makes my wife more sick, the thought that the bear was potentially worth thousands of dollars- up to $50,000; or the fact that she always has to hear about the story where I told her to not give a 100year old rare teddy bear to our daughter to play with because it was special and fragile and very valuable every time someone says teddy bear. It was twenty years ago, think I'll reminder her for another 20years; then I'll make peace with the lose of that poor old dirty scraggly one of a kind teddy bear. Lesson to learn here lady's, listen to your man or else you might hear I told you so; for the next 50 years. LOL
My Dad has a HUGE collection of baseball cards! He started the collection years ago and has added to it since getting what he started, back from my Grandma who held on to it for him since we had gotten evicted from our house back in 2002 when I was 16. He has several binders full plus a couple of conatiners holding several hundred more cards each cause he had separated them like that. If he knew they are worth millions I think he'd crap his pants! O_O
if you paid attention,but not attention deficit disorder ! he clearly said SUPERMAN #1 SOLD FOR 1.4 MILLION so one million less than it"s rival...(pretending to calculate) would be "around" 400 000 $$ is the answer to your question.!!
Also: HotWheels cars. Mint condition ones have sold for a lot of money and had I not always played with mine as a small human I could have mad $500 or so from a couple of the cars I own
I'm thinking I saw a video on TH-cam where the USA made ones from the 70's are of some value. Mostly ones in mint condition,rare ones and ones with parts that broke or came off like the van w/surfboards.
This is to Vaughn I really liked your comment and you're 100% correct about the Goodwill.. I personally would rather give the stuff to someone I wrap it up and put notes on it and I leave it in a bus stop then I know it's going to someone that could use it for instance I left a clock there with a note on it and needed a battery I left a Crock-Pot another time double-bagged it told him it worked it was extra.. kind of stuff like that.. and the Volunteers of America if you can find one of them those are really much cheaper than the Goodwill the Goodwill is getting a little ridiculous and some of their stuff.. good hunting everyone
This is a rather stupid list considering most of the stuff you're listing off people already know would be valuable. Comic books, coins, trading cards.
Goodwill is a for-profit business. If you need to donate something, find a local rescue mission or church organization.
The CEO of Goodwill makes millions per year in salary. Donate your goods to a church or other local organization.
Sure... because churches NEVER get rich, completely tax free.
Wood 'n' Stuff w/ Steve French ,,,,,,.,.,.,.,
Sweet Heart Churches make money to, and some more then others But believe me when i say the Church people also pick what they want before you ever see what they have.
@@jenniferlamperski6250 Not sure where and what state city your dad works in, but around here the prices are okay but you never see Jewelry any more but that is like most Thrift stores every where ,I do know that Goodwill has a web site now, that they auction the better things off on there.
Dee Dee - the ceo of the Vatican church makes trillions about which its continuity cannot even be measured in time intervals. In other words, we cannot say whether Vatican church earns profits per day or per year. They are the richest “organization” in the world. Funny enough it has nothing to do with Christendom lol
Just a comment on the part where they made the claim that anything donated to Goodwill goes to a good cause, that's because everyone believes Goodwill is a charity. BUT IT ISN'T. It's all pure profit going into the owners pockets, they are stores that don't have to buy stock because people give them stuff to sell. They do hire a small # of disabled people, but they don't even pay them minimum wage and they get tax breaks for hiring them. They sell some stuff cheaper than regular stores which may help out people who can't pay a lot for stuff, but there are a lot of places where you can find brand new stuff for the same price as what they sell stuff for.
Von Druid exactly. Well stated.
Most ppl dont realize you can actually write off the donation on your taxes, just get the tax write-off form when you donate!
Anthony Sullender that’s changed now and you have to claim 20k in donations to make it work for your taxes this year
Yeah. I have a Cousin that works 1 day a week at goodwill. They pay them by how many units they complete. Like for putting 4 screws in small plastic bag or putting stickers on small electronics. They don't make much money at all. He might make $8-$20 for the day. They're all Special Needs individuals and they do pick them up by van, and I suppose if it gives them a sense of accomplishment, it's okay, but I definitely agree with your comment.
No, incorrect. Goodwill stores are designated as 501c3 by the federal government and that means they are, by law, non-profit entities. Like it or not it's a fact.
VHS tapes were a big part of my child hood.
a thrift store close to where I lived sold a crystal vase a few years back to a student for 50 NKR (norwegian crowns) or around 7 bucks. turned out it was from the ancient Roman empire era, and worth a neat 50 grand, or 1000x what he paid for it.
I use VHS tapes as well as my VCR still. 2019...... 1989 will never be forgotten... 82 baby.
My vcr finally died on me. Thousands of tapes, no vcr.
2021 and I still have a large Collection of VHS including: Horror, Disney, and many other varios Genra's of old films.
Most of the valuable horror VHS tapes are ones with oversized boxes from distributors like Midnight, Continental, Wizard and others, typically selling for $75-200 with certain titles fetching even higher prices. The highest I've seen one sell for is $1100. The reason they're so valuable is that a lot of rental stores used to throw out the box or cut it up to put in a plastic snapcase because they wouldn't fit in their display shelves. There are a few that are common and not worth more than $10 or so but the majority are worth picking up.
My great grandma found a $12,000 painting at a garage sale for $10 she auctioned it for $12,000
Keekeehoy could I ask what auction she used?
Be specific. The Wisconsin quarter is only valuable if the corn has an extra leaf
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We had one a few years ago and didn't get too much money for it. My dad took it to a local coin collector shop and they gave us $25 for it, so he took the family to eat at a restaurant.
Those days are crazy, noy time flies and changes, because it wasn't that long ago, but we fed four people for 25 bucks at a buffet.
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The one pictured doesn't have the extra leaf though.
I got rid of all my Barbie dolls cabbage patch kids and my little ponies a few years ago I gave them to a little girl who lost everything but I don't care if they were worth a lot of money the smile on her face is what made my day
7:37 my dad's name is Ted Williams so it always catch my eye whenever I see something to do with the baseball player 😂
A 1943 copper can be worth hundreds of thousands of $ (or more) and a 1944 steel penny can be worth in the same neighborhood. I have heard of some selling for close to $2 million.
Stuff you may have in your home "there are only five in existence"
I found a ton of old cassette tapes would love for run down of the value of all types ranging from pop,rock and roll, country,blues all kinds
Please be kind and rewind ...thats a vhs flash back for ya
Also true for cassette tapes.
Be kind please rewind
Makes me laugh this comment, the car u would use to rewind. Lol
I still have a t shirt that says that..
Beatleme2 maybe thats why blockbuster went out of business , no extra 50 cent charges to all of us who kindly would forget .
can't wait to retire and live the good life when I sell my $300 coin and $300 Pokemon card.
and just to think that I passed up on cleaning my neighbors basement out when he sold the property for 100 bucks and I got to keep whatever I wanted from the contents and I passed it up because there was no electricity or lights in the Basement and there were rats down there, so he had to do it and he found his old baseball card collection that he forgot about that had, not one, not two but 3 Micky mantle cards in it that he sold for 18k, i don't know what cards they were but he did say one was a rookie card, so I'm sure he got ripped off by the buyer of them... and just to think, someone my gut kept telling me to go do the job... my loss
Must suck :(
Silver quarters are not worth $65. They are about $5 unless you have something special.
63 half has Franklin on face have a roll .not jfk.😎
Wtf they only 25¢ where I'm at lol
only Washington quarters worth anywhere near that are the 1932-D and 1932-S. And maybe some UNCIRCULATED 1932-1964 dates. This video really BLEW it.
Ikr
I have a few
Just like the Franklin half dollars aren't worth nearly that much either
Unless it's something special
The most expensive is 300. LOL it's a penny, worth a few million. Don't feel like googling the date and other stuffs
I kept all my crack cocaine from the late eighties early nineties and it’s worth a fortune !
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LMFAO
I recently bought an oriental teacup set for my 8yo daughter from goodwill for $3, there are 3 cups and 3 saucers. When we got home i realized the had a deformity int the bottom of each, kinda like the porcelain had bubbled in the bottom. after inspecting them we noticed if held up to a light it was a finely detailed picture of a Japanese Geisha Woman. Looked them up, worth about $350 each. They are WW1 era.
I found The Ark Of The Covenant in my basement last week. Am using it to store towels in.
You made my day with your comment!
Hilarious!
I use the elixer of life to clean my toilet. Works great!
Pretty basic stuff but pretty accurate...except for one idiotic know-nothing mistake: the steel 1943 pennies are amusing but they are the *common* ones! It's *copper* ones from that year, which weren't supposed to be made at all, which are worth a small fortune!
Don't EVER Sell or Trade the 1943 Steel and Copper Pennies at a Coin/Pawn Shop! 9 times out of 10 you will get majorly ripped off if you get Quoted $60.00-$120.00 and they quickly put that/those pennies hidden away before you can say,"Don't Keep That coin(s)" or "I want to keep this coin(s) for myself for the time being because I don't want to sell that coin(s) right now".
This personally happened to my mother not that long ago in which Royally pissed me off because I knew the TRUE REAL VALUE of it/them cause I myself am an Avid Coin Collector and have been now for almost 31 years now. ... I started collecting, etc. coins when I was close to about the age of 3 years old.
prior to that, my dad collected coins avidly for 68 years as he started collecting when he was a mere 4-5yrs old if that in the 1940's Era.
So I do have quite a good amount of a BIG Collection of coins, mostly Silver but do have a small collection amount of gold coins to diversify the silver.
Matthew Clark i have a silver penny and and Benjamin Franklin half dollar and a couple quarters that was on the list. but i have a 1908 penny with a indian head on it.
A year too early! The big $$$$ penny IIRC is the 1909 SVDB...
A good trick is to pretend that you are interested in BUYING the coin. Then you will get an honest price.
"items you may own" there is only 5 of this pokemon card in the world
I have original comics ill sell cheap...
Batman and superman from the forties.
Donald duck sad sack 1950s
People MAY own a lot of things, but a japanese promo card that was only given to a few kids back in the 90s is not one of them.
You may win the lottery.
I have thousands of baseball cards from the 50's and up that has been stored for years.
I have about 300 more that came with cigarettes my uncle gave me.
I have an oil painting that my great-great grandma had in her house that is very unusual, but can't find anything about the painter except people who have been trying to track down the painter because their great-great grandparents had one.
He had to be somebody since everyone who inquired about him are in different parts of the world...the frame is what's amazing.
When you realize you have the entire Star Wars action figure set in your attic
I have a hand made dresser from the 1860s with a mirror. Got it from a Victorian Inn that was once a private home. Got it for $200. Have a pic of it with an orb coming from it! Very cool find. Also got a little painting from a thrift store for $2. Cked artists name- I sold it for over $3,000. Also if you find stuffed bears with lable: Charleen Kinser Designs they can be worth alot. Found a bear, paid $5. - it's worth over $1000. - but I luv it. So keep you eyes opened-never know what you'll find. ( :
Some years back I was in a used book store that had a section where the walls were covered with old comics behind plexi glass along with their now worth. I walked along seeing how many I used to own and totaled up the prices, after half way and $3,000, I stopped, feeling a bit ill. LOL!
Good Will is Corporate. They don't help people other than a job.
You can help them by donating lol
I take my items to Ladies of Charity.. Great people. Even if they are Catholic.. Just saying...
Its all good im just saying instead they help people you can help them by donating for they own benefit!Anyway 90% of charities are benefiting for them self's.Do you hold grudge against Catholic?
No I don't have a grudge against Catholics. Most of my family are one.
All one most do to discern the REAL truth about Good Will is take a quick glance at their "telling" logo/sign..
Plus, what better way to become SUPER RICH off of good hearted people donating their extra or no longer needed belongings to a so-called Bargain-Priced, low-income families' Wal-Mart in which those of whom have it not so good can purchase consumables at a "fair" price. All I can say is BS on that one..bc their prices or absolutely a contradiction of the corporation's so-called reason for being. These jerks are making 100% pure profit by selling what is supposed to be donations to the less fortunate, as in millions upon millions annually and also with little to no taxation on that free money.. What a perfect idea... (NOT#!) The corporate a-holes can rot as far as I'm concerned!
By the way, you wouldn't happen to be from Louisiana would you?? And my apologies for these rude ass people's comments. People have no ides how to treat each other in this world anymore, especially a lady..
I have a Hostess Twinkie from 1998 that is still in the package and has no mold whatsoever. Is that worth anything?
OmegaPoint042 50 cents?
Them cakes last a long time on their own. Big mac meal is just a bad
It\s probably worth something to somebody since it is from before Hostess was etting ready to shut down.
thats gonna be like perfectly preserved pie in FO4 200 years old affter a nuclear apocalypse and no mold
Depends, is it still fresh? Taste one and see!
I have a little sister, she's more than 1 million dollars, she priceless.
puffer puffer Awwww
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I'm sure you could find a buyer on the dark web...
I know some people on the deep web who would be more than happy to take her off your hands for a large price maybe $100,000,000 Dollars or more
I’ll taker her off your hands if she’s legal lol
"It's always useful to keep currency" thanks for the tip narrator kid.
That’s how people become rich! Lol
My mom has a lot of rare coins (world war silver pennies etc.) she collected them as a child (1976)
That's pretty cool
I actually have the 1981 Evil Dead on VHS. I knew something that I'm hoarding had to be of very small value lol.
Jozie Quervo Yo! same and its one of my favorite movies.
I have it too
Problem is, no dealer would give you a fair price. Buy it for a couple of bucks and sell it 100 time what he paid.(1.00/10.00?
You have to ask around as if you are looking for the item to purchase. Then you will get a fair price.
Jozie Quervo Yo! I have the book of the dead editon
The penny worth the most is a copper penny from 1943 very few made because of ww2 metal demands they were all supposed to be steel but about 200 copper 1943 penny's made it to circulation being worth 10k+
TarTarus Zelus no it's the 1933 penny
Nice work
I still use vhs tapes today! XD
Cool. They're still good if you just want the movie not extras and you have a tube TV.
nicky1863 i still have alot of the vhs tape and the tv and the vhs rewinder everything is still workin
nicky1863 yes so do i I love them! Don't donate to GoodWill they throw them away.
maria19612000 that's what I say. why throw them away?
Trey Stephens yes it is true Goodwill does throw stuff away even if it still works and needs fixed. it's corperate greed and honestly I hate working there
I used to own all of the original Star Wars cards (blue, red, yellow AND green sets), AND I THREW THEM AWAY! Just kill me now.
Those aren't actually worth that much. They printed billions of them.
Me too. Actually I left them behind when I moved out at 18 and my mom eventually got rid of all my old stuff. My fault. She waited about 15 years and I never went and got 'em so I can't really be mad at her.
Just be glad they're weren't the action figures.Lol
No actually the most expensive baseball card which is a t204 Honus Wagner went for $1.3 million on auction
The Melee Gamer you beat me to it lol.
I thought the Wagner card was the most expensive, and isn't it owned by Wayne Gretzky? I guess it was also sold by him too, for 2.8million... god damn
Dirt Merchant There's something like 20 copies known no exist. He may own one, but not not ONLY one,
Lightning Tows is an old dealer in NY who owns to Honus Wagner plus he got 3 seal packs If I don't mistake from a tobacco pack or some like that
A guy whose grandfather carried trading cards in his shop 100 years ago recently found a number of mint condition Honus cards in the attic! So as not to destroy the value he is not hiding their existence but only allows one or two to go up for public sale every few years. He wouldn't need more money than they bring at that rate, so he's honest *and* smart!
Love this video
Collecting antiques is an interesting hobby, if you like vintage items I've got a few reviews you might like.
Anyone watching in bed? Lol 😂
Benat on the toilet
Tony Gomez SAAME
Tony Gomez same shhh
Benat
Toilet
Benat meh at 9:15 pm
? Don't want to be rude but at 5:34 that name tho
Yeah. It's Giovanni Battista Torriglia.
if i kept everything in hopes it would one day be worth something substantial, id technicly be a hoarder. no thx
the stupidity
Yep ever watch American Pickers? There are hundreds of people who did just that. And looking at their property, I agree with you they ARE hoarders!
I'm a vintage Star Wars hoarder and PROUD OF IT! I don't want to be cured.
Hoarding may make you RICH one day
My grandmother kept all her family heirlooms that she inherited from many generations before her. I just bought her house and I'm certain I can retire on what she didn't get rid of that she just kept for sentimental reasons. It's not for everyone for sure.
Yeah I am sure 95% of the people watching this has one of those Superman comics in mint condition under their bed!!
Bhamofficer328 or a Pokemon card that there are only 5 of in existence
I have a 2-inch reproduction of that Superman comic. Does that count?
Bhamofficer328 for real
the one with the first apperance of superman
Several
Honus Wagner is the most expensive baseball card valued @ $2.8 million.
1943 COPPER wheat penny is worth thousands, steel is worth like 9 cents. Reason being is there was a copper shortage in 1943 so they used steel, but a few copper ones were minted by accident.
Wisconsin quarter where on the corn cob on the back, if it has two leafs on the left side it is worth between $500-$600 depending on condition .
This video had potential, too bad they didn't fact check prior to posting.
who's watching this on the toilet
Tony Gomez
I am...He he he oh man you should ask
You only got a ghost of a chance mah brother
Tony Gomez omfg me
WackyManzAreCraz my Mann
Epic savages thx
Any collectable is only worth whatever someone will give you for it.
I agree with you 👍 it's if people really want it!?!?
don't donate tapes or records to GoodWill or old books. the one where I worked at they threw everyone away brand new, like new it doesn't matter.
I have the first hard cover edition of "Roots" by Alex Haley.
Amazing information, thanks for sharing.
GREAT VIDEO...............
A friend bought an old purse at a Goodwill store. She found a half carat diamond in it.
The only carat I'd have any luck finding would be an actual carrot- lol
6:59 who else noticed that on the box, it says “Starswar”?
Those were the rare knockoffs that he was talking about.
I like "Mad" Magazine which are out of print, now.
I've got a Beta tape, containing camcorder footage of Kevin Mitnick giving a presentation to Digital (DEC) executives, where he explains how he broke into their VAX systems & stole the software (filmed, I'd guess, late 80s). This was found in a box of someone's home-recorded tapes, about 15 years ago.
''If you were born after 2005'' yeah right LMFAO ... i'm getting old I guess LOL. I've had tons of VHS cassettes. Well !
My brother has two pieces of Thanksgivings Turkey from like 2005 on Runescape..
, "from LIKE 2005.?? YOU'LL have to be more precise with that date son.!!!!!
😂😂
This guy does not know about coins
Not at all.
Seth Horst don't speak for my disability.. you know not of it's feelings.. only your opinion.
Nor Star Wars.
Nor baseball cards
wait was the thing about the Wisconsin coin thing real, I really need to know this
oh man, my dad has over 50 unopened baseball card packs from the 60's, gum still inside. Would it be more valuable to open them and find a rare card or sell as is (not like I'm going to sell them but still)?
50?!?!?!?! Wtf. Almost each one costs a lot! You better sell them..
Sell , sell , sell
If u have a time machine, travel back to the late 80s and early 90s when people still bought cards
Is he willing to part with a pack of those 60's cards?
Remember, antique is 100 years old. Plastic SW toys are NOT antiques, they are vintage, or classic, even modern or contemporary. Thanks.
0:50
I'm 13 and My bedroom can almost become a mess easily cause all of the VHS tapes I have which half of them are childhood movies and other halfs are movies I got most recent.
10 extremely valuable items *THiS CoIN iS WoRtH 65 DolLaRS*
Aw, I watched this too late :( Only last week I cleared out my attic and took the ultra rare pre-WWI baseball cards, antique Japanese vase collection and still packaged mint condition collection of Star Wars figures to the dump...guess I should check earlier before next year's spring clean when I tackle the Faberge Egg collection :D
Jessica Taylor that old painting your grandpa brought home from WWII France probably wasn't worth anything either.
Jessica Taylor - I bet you're blond.
Ya, you definitely don't think twice about bringing your baseball cards and rare vases and things to the dump.
Your lieing
Rey T and Fluffy Fluffy Leo ~ Did you both just take my comment seriously? Good thing I just found a treasured piece of TV paraphernalia behind an old wardrobe - I am holding up the much loved and coveted 'sarcasm sign' as featured in The Big Bang Theory :D
+Jessica Taylor...Double PMSL. Your comment made my day.
I have so many 2 dollar bills
Mr. ShinyHunter you can just go to the bank and ask
Mr. ShinyHunter Sad they only are worth like $2
Sometimes, $2 bills are worth 75¢ though, but if most of them HAPPENED to be destroyed, then they COULD be worth more...
Chloe Reith $2 are not rare. That said, I carry 10 in my wallet at all times
Mr. ShinyHunter ñ
I once had a rare pair of scissors in the shape of I think a flamingo or a stork. Few weeks later I saw a similar pair of scissors in my history text book. I tried to find them the same day, never did.
I have a sticker that I got out of a cracker jack box. It's the one of the sailor and his dog between his legs only so many of them were made. I also seen it on the antique roadshow and it was said to be worth over a million dollars
The List (SPOILER ALERT)
#10 VHS Tapes
#9 Discontinued Coins
#8 Pokemon Cards
#7 Comic Books
#6 Chinese Vase
#5 Oak Furniture
#4 Italian Painting
#3 1970 Star Wars Figures
#2 Bootleg Star Wars Merchandise
#1 Baseball Cards
"Valuable items you may own in your home right now!!!!"
-Only 5 exist-
-_-
Yeah, soooo likely to have one of these.
Ikr lmao
The Mantle isn't the most valuable of all. This is: Honus Wagner - $2.8 Million. Year/Company: 1909 - 1911 Sweet Caporal T206 Series.
Yup even a PSA 10 311 52 Mantle could barely break 2 million
Came here to say that myself ...well spotted..
yeah didn't see your post before i posted mine
Was going to say the same before I saw your comment.
Guy Code Academy.com exactly
I found a $600 telescope at goodwill for $10. I grabbed it, and it works great.
windrider65 amazing lucky find! I go in occasionally in high hopes, but never find anything of much worth
I found a Realistic 10-band graphic equalizer for $10.
The valuable oak furniture you showed is a MAHOGANY DRESSER LOL
Oh god here we go with people thinking games are really expensive
what about one of the 43 1943 copper pennies based on it's condition can be worth $10,000-$1,000,000
NiceCatPlays i have a couple of them from my great great mothers penny collectors book. they aint worth that much.
NiceCatPlays nope. Easily can be bought for less than a buck each.
The copper pennies, dated 1943 ARE rare.
It is the steel 1943 that is not worth much.
When I was 5 we bought a new house, I was just walking around investigating and opened a draw. The person who use to live here left 8 rare baseball cards (probably didn't know they were a fortune) and I still have them to this day. Now i'm gonna sell em lol
TouchTheRazor Which tho?
Antiques, Old Coins, Sport Cards, old Comic Books I know worth $$$ not sure of Movies.
Antiques, Old Coins, Sport Cards, old Comic Books I know worth $$$ not sure of Movies.
Actually baseball cards are only worth a fraction of what they used to be worth. The whole market crashed in the early 90's when everyone and their brother decided they wanted to start making cards and the market got flooded with so many brands nobody could keep up. I have cards that used to be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars that wouldn't even get me $20 these days. Maybe some day they'll be worth something again, but I doubt it.
and waaaaay too many insert cards!
I wonder how many of those baseball cards ended up in bicycle spokes lol. Also I'm surprised he didn't mention the Gold NES Nintendo NWC cartridges of which only 26 were made.
Chevy513 so true -_- where the gamers at
Those run 25-50K ea =) The Grays can hit 15k+
Nah, he decided to stick to obvious collectibles only.
Chevy513
one sold on Ebay for $100,000. I had a gold "Legend of Zelda" but they are only worth 20 - 30 bucks :(
I have some Three Stooges cards.
Don't you just love videos that start with "Subscribe" before the video even begins?
You forgot vintage video games and consoles! There are some old rare Nintendo games worth millions.
Missed stamps, vinyl records/cassettes/8-tracks
no...this is a video of items that are WORTH something.
All of my baseball cards are from the 90's so they're worthless 😑
Jahz D not true
Ill take any you dont want
Your correct lots of 90s cards are worth less than the day u got them the Mass producing of these cards ruined it for lots of would be collector's around 86 -87 they more than doubled production I have 100000s of cards and yes some are worth a fee bucks and some older worth way more but anything 87 to currently not so much keep them for another 20 years or so and maybe the supply will grow lower not to mention the steroid area when a home run hitters card goes from 10$ to 10cents over night oh if I could take back all the stale gum and cardboard from over the years I would have invested elsewhere but I was 8 years old lol
I have a BiG chest of baseball cards to sell for a new life brat.brenda11@gmail.com
Hmm I was hoping this might show some items that most people would not think were valuable. Instead it shows all the standard things that are worth money. Baseball cards, star wars figures, paintings, Chinese vases - gee who would have guessed these things would be valuable.
You show a VHS tape on the thumbnail, yet it is the most recognized and common video format in the world. Hell, I still own hundreds!
Talk about dropping the ball, Marvel Comics Amazing Spiderman #1 is worth over 5mil street value to collectors if it is kept in its plastic that it was originally sold in. DC Comics can't stack up to that considering Batman and Superman rare books only sell for around 2 million and this was back in the 90's !
I JUST FOUND A COIN IN MY ROOM WORTH 2500 DOLLARS.
Nice bro, Penny, Nickel, Quarter, or Half Dollar? Or is it another type of coin?
I still use vhs tapes
Me too
Amen,me too,i collected hundreds of these in the 90's 2000's and still do today when I find them
Tj Nickles i can go get them for less than $1 each now.
Having a VCR is lit.
Me too, along with about 50 8-track tapes. All of them are still in their original sleeves.
and used condoms i bet lol
2:29 These cards are fake.
My wife inherited a Straw stuffed Teddy Bear, she had no idea of it's value. It was German and over 100 years old, our daughter wanted to play with it and I told her under no circumstances should she be able to play with the bear; that it should be put away until we could get a glass display to show off the bear. Well, while I was out she gave the Teddy bear to our daughter to play with and she left it on the floor; it became a chew toy for our dog which tore it to ribbons. It's unfortunate that such a wonderful part of Children's history was lost, but not forgotten. I don't know what makes my wife more sick, the thought that the bear was potentially worth thousands of dollars- up to $50,000; or the fact that she always has to hear about the story where I told her to not give a 100year old rare teddy bear to our daughter to play with because it was special and fragile and very valuable every time someone says teddy bear. It was twenty years ago, think I'll reminder her for another 20years; then I'll make peace with the lose of that poor old dirty scraggly one of a kind teddy bear. Lesson to learn here lady's, listen to your man or else you might hear I told you so; for the next 50 years. LOL
My Dad has a HUGE collection of baseball cards! He started the collection years ago and has added to it since getting what he started, back from my Grandma who held on to it for him since we had gotten evicted from our house back in 2002 when I was 16. He has several binders full plus a couple of conatiners holding several hundred more cards each cause he had separated them like that. If he knew they are worth millions I think he'd crap his pants! O_O
Just say how much it's worth and quit saying " one million less than it's rival" um how much is that???!
if you paid attention,but not attention deficit disorder ! he clearly said SUPERMAN #1 SOLD FOR 1.4 MILLION so one million less than it"s rival...(pretending to calculate) would be "around" 400 000 $$ is the answer to your question.!!
Also: HotWheels cars. Mint condition ones have sold for a lot of money and had I not always played with mine as a small human I could have mad $500 or so from a couple of the cars I own
CerealBro1 I own ten redlines which are the original hot wheels but I don’t tell like selling them because I love hot wheels
what about HOTWHEELS ?
I don't think that the're THAT expensive and rare.
Matchbox!
micro machines
I'm thinking I saw a video on TH-cam where the USA made ones from the 70's are of some value. Mostly ones in mint condition,rare ones and ones with parts that broke or came off like the van w/surfboards.
dj nineseven I love Micro Machines. I own twenty of them and some playsets.
Didn’t even lost the most expensive baseball card, Honus Wagner.
No joke.
I found a '64 quarter in my pocket while watching this.
Where can we find this list for valuable vhs tapes?
Ebay
Yard sale!!
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i would like to now how much is a 1 dollar bill worth 1954 will the devol face
I would like to point out that in the Star Wars poster... C3PO does not have a silver leg... That in itself is a rare find... Mandela effect.
1943 penny in steel ? who cares... they are everywhere... THE 1943 COPPER is the one you want.
ACTUALLY ITS THE ALLUMINUM ONE
Nope! Its thhe COPPER ONE!
GET FACTS STRAIGHT!
THIS POSTER DOESNT KNOW CHIT!
This is to Vaughn I really liked your comment and you're 100% correct about the Goodwill.. I personally would rather give the stuff to someone I wrap it up and put notes on it and I leave it in a bus stop then I know it's going to someone that could use it for instance I left a clock there with a note on it and needed a battery I left a Crock-Pot another time double-bagged it told him it worked it was extra.. kind of stuff like that.. and the Volunteers of America if you can find one of them those are really much cheaper than the Goodwill the Goodwill is getting a little ridiculous and some of their stuff.. good hunting everyone
Most baseball cards are worthless...much like this video
My aunt has a ton of old horror movies on vcr!!
ayeee160113 cheek em!!
VHS. VCR is what plays the VHSes.
Hahahaha! You beat me to it!
This is a rather stupid list considering most of the stuff you're listing off people already know would be valuable. Comic books, coins, trading cards.
How about old Lionel trains?
I had two full collectible binders of pokemon cards and my mom threw em out cuz they said they were old and i wouldnt use em anymore
Same here!!!!
Bamb!i wow
Em em em
I only have Disney VHS tapes. Hope they will be worth something for my grandchildren someday.
My dad has a ton of old coins that he keeps in a box. I think the oldest one was from 1890's. And we do have 'The Mummy' (1932) on VHS.