Hey

Gay

did u look at the dates on some of those coins ?. i dont know how oid that phone was but there couldbe some pre 1964 coins in it

Thank you!

Yeah. But it's not where you're going, it's the journey there.

Thanks

Thanks

Good one!

Nice one

I'd say 75% of the video is him trying to opening

it only takes the wiggling of a screwdriver to make it pour change.

Lol! 😂

I want to see you try it

if u can find 1 still working There is a 32 Digit code as well. I Also would like to Try It lol

That's what I was thinking. Why trash a piece of history? That phone was in way good condition. Was worth about $300 to $400.

Very very badass

Found a better way. Screwdriver/ wedge + sledgehammer. The lock and metal plates are a harder metal than the hardware used to bolt the lock on. That and theh only use 2 bolts. So it was easy enough to just stripped the bolt and pop lock out of the way enough for t key to work.

$150-$200 resale for the phone to a collector, I have one in my arcade that I hooked up to a VOIP

I agree. Should have had someone come to open it. Even with a damaged lock it would have been worth about $350. More to the right peraon.

That would take forever and that’s really illegal if still operational

Car_enthuzust_for_life on ig it’s a joke

pv_plays games really caption obvious

CAPTION obvious LMFAOOO 😂😂

Buddy that’s called robbing a bank

Hi, I actually have a small phone collection but so far I have no pay phones, the question I have is I don’t see why he cut around the vault door, my guess is that he wanted to save the vault door? Seems stupid because he ended up cutting the vault door too, I am thinking about getting a couple locked pay phones and that’s what I was wondering. My dad has a saw like this so I can eailsy cut open the vault door, but I am not really looking for money-money is just a bonus for me what I would like to do is give it some more “love” like if the handsets broken replace that. Too be honest with you I think it too much time picking the locks, I am probably going to cut the vault door and for the upper housing I am going to remove the ring of the lock and then cut all levers in lock and then totally remove the lock. And yes it was a waste for that Payphone, and I kinda think it was newer because it didn’t say bell system made by western electric, either way it’s still a Payphone but it seems maybe 1990s, or early 2000s?

tehbackmaskr it’s not awesome he hates his job ik my dad has the same job he works so hard like leaves 3 am in morning comes back at 3 am next day no sleep nothing and he works soooo hard he gets payed well but it’s a hard job

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Tom Fedarick I think it’s 2014 but idk

They are.

Not anymore, since the mid 2000's, all of the major phone companies have gotten out of payphones. The ones you see now are owned by private businesses that just do payphones, or by the property owner. Even most of the payphone businesses have gone under because everyone has cell phones. The former phone company owned ones were either abandoned, or sold to the private businesses. This style was never used by a local phone company.

Naw, he spends it all on Playgirl magazines.

they do save the found money

Oh ya ya oh ya oh ya ya

Hey

Robert Stockwell yeah my dad has the same job he had a eb games store to defit its a Aussie gameing shop he found a few games behind the wall

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bri jones do you know how hard it is to open it stfu