I hope you enjoy this video! Also, was the money real? Do they, or did they, make legitimate bills like those??

The bill is a true collector's item, and those collectors are willing to pay dearly for the few remaining $10,000 bills still in circulation. In some cases, a pristine $10,000 bill can be worth upwards of $140,000 on the open market. Meanwhile, bills in poor condition can still fetch $30,000. Suffice it to say, finding one of these is like finding a rare treasure. Get them checked out

The way things get slammed around, dropped and repacked I’m surprised more stuff doesn’t get broken! 😂😂😂

Always check behind pictures in frames! when my grandmother died we found nearly 80k in the frames

At 14:26 you found handles for corning ware pots. They can also be used on some other pots as well that have no handle that you use in the oven or on the stove. Also your space injector for aliens is a baster for hams,turkeys, roast and, other said meats you cook. Also the same for the one you picked up right after that one. They do cost in a cooking supply store.

Those are handles for corningware pans, not nutcrackers. Lol

Bill's look real but the serial number has me questioning it. but pls update us

You didn't mention the star on the silver certificate dollars. Even in rough condition it sold for $9000 it was a 1928 bill. I hope this, and my other posts help! You have over $40,000 in bills from that safe! The coins that are encased are probably valuable. Wheat Penny's depending on condition, can fetch some cash as well. The silver pennies were saved for a reason. If a magnate doesn't pick them up, they're zinc, and not silver.

The Corinthian bells are amazing wind chimes. I bought mine and one for each of my children when they bought their homes.

$10,000 bills still in circulation. In some cases, a pristine $10,000 bill can be worth upwards of $140,000 thats what i found when i searched it

I am loving your second channel! Would love to see more behind the scenes stuff of how you sell and how much you make

14:45 That is a clamp on handle for Pyrex cooking dishes. The ones I remember when i was a kid were usually white with clear lids. They made the handles seperately so you could cook your meal then set on table and remove the handle so it was not in the way. Circa 60's and 70's. If you have a handle their is probably at least one dish that it fits.

On July 14, 1969, the Department of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve System announced that currency notes in denominations of $500, $1,000, $5,000, and $10,000 would be discontinued immediately due to lack of use. Although they were issued until 1969, they were last printed in 1945.

Re: the cufflinks. Don't know about the metal, however, the gems appear to be lab created garnets (January birthstone). Lab created gems have the same properties as natural stones, EXCEPT, there are no cracks, fissures, imperfections in the stone. The lab created ones are literally created in a petrie type dish. They are no where near as valuable as a natural stone.

You have the 2nd printing of the Boy Scout book, the larger value is in the 1st printing from the previous year.

Amber, those were handles for old corning-ware pots. That large blue pot is a streamer, possibly used for canning food. Mini cast iron frying pan used for a candle. They can be cleaned up, but a pain to do so. Those scissors are a treasure, shears for cutting fabric. They need to be cleaned and sharpened. your right on about the bi-focal description!

Best space helmet ever!!!😂😂🤣🤣😂 You know what I just realized? Is that you guys mail or ship back all personal belongings like paperwork/family photos etc. But you keep all the good shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 that is freaking hilarious

The big black thing in the sewing stuff/craft supplies tote is an apron--that one looks like one you'd use if you were dyeing fabric or yarn.

Those are nice windchimes!! The How book of scouting is worth more if its the first printing...otherwise $10-20

I know you all made this video a year ago but I wanted to put in my two cents worth. I have worked in several banks over the years and my job was working inside THE VAULT which was one entire floor of the 70 story building we were in. The Owner of the bank who passed away many years ago, collected old US Dollars. A Client came in to exchange 1,500 into smaller change so she could use it.

Great video today. Amber was hilarious and just coming up with one liners on the spot. I would take those old notes to someone that really knows there stuff about currency.

Here in Tennessee we SMOKE the bologna in a smoker before we fry it. Nom nom nom.

They say Federal Reserve Note... They might truly be genuine, being so old..

Hey guys! I haven't forgotten you. Busy day but I'm still watching, putting my "big fat" blue thumbs up and commenting. Btw, I love elephants. It's great Feng shui for people who live above ground or on the second floor of the home. I'm a nerd in that way not the gamers way. We all have our nerdiness. 😂❣️

13:21 the prior "teapot is an old fashioned coffee percolator, that and the big pot are called Granite Ware for your research purposes.

Those are handles that clamp onto pots and pans kind of like a skillet with a handle those just separate

If those bank notes are real you could buy a house or put a large downpayment on 1. the $10,000 note goes for over $140,000.

If that $10.000 bill was real. It would be worth about $140.000 today

The sugar and creamer is from a large Co. In Monterrey NL Mex. Owned by the Cervantez family. Tres is 3 in Spanish stands for the three brothers who started up the Co. The maje and sell flatware to high dollar restaurants all over Mexico.

Your bills look to be “uncirculated” collector type sealed bills.

Big blue pot is a tamale steamer! The cast iron pan was for cooking corn tortillas.

Passive retirement. Although they are still legal tender in the United States, high-denomination bills were last printed on December 27, 1945, and were officially discontinued on July 14, 1969, by the Federal Reserve System due to 'lack of use'. The $5,000 and $10,000 bills had effectively disappeared well before then. I think bills are real

The gem lights look a lot like the lights we used to put on the Christmas tree back in the 50s

Those "nutcrakers" are pan handles.

I love how every time Amber sees a cat, she says, "KIIIITTY!". So cute. U can tell she's a big fan of kiiiiiitties! 🐺🐱🐈

You looked like Winnie the Pooh holding a honey jar..lol

When he found the bill he was like he never saw money in his entire life... Lol

seen those big amount bills on pawn stars,they look like normal size on there so i hope they are real,but......

The colorful paintings on paper are amate paintings. They are painted on a paper made of bark. I'm possibly interested. Let me know what you're wanting for them.

I'm watching this today from 4yrs ago,only just seeing these from years ago. Hi Guys from the uk 🇬🇧 😊

I just looked up those bills, they look spot on....each one of those bills will be a collectors dream...$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.00

Those things you didn't know in the kitchen tote were pan handles

In your kitchen tub, those "I don't know what this is" things are pot grabbers. And the blue enameled steel pots/coffee pot have gone up quite a bit in price these last few years (those are for camping). The India World Gift chalices are likely a silver wash (inferior type of silver plating).

Check the other ones of the jeans the St John's Bay can't remember what store sells them but look them up just to make sure you aren't losing money. ❤😊

Elephants with their trunks raised are supposedly lucky

The money truly looks real, please share your results with us when you get the bills checked out! Other then that, just keep putting the videos out and I'll keep watchin. Vegas Jamie

The Joy of Cooking and The Ophra Winfrey cookbook are worth a lot. Also you found Mahalia Jackson and Ella Fitzgerald , Louis Armstrong albums. They are worth a lot. The Joy of Cooking is a first translation of French cooking to the American public. The story was made into a movie with Meryl Streep as Julia Childs, the author . It's called Julie and Julia.

Amber!!!! Space helmet! Nnuahhh nuunaahhhhh. Lol. 😂 Alien impregnator! Nut crackers, "don't say that"! I'm crying right now 😂❣️

The silver cigarette case could be worth a bit if it's silver.

Those “papyrus” prints are from MX. Very collectible;)

My kid wore Levis in the 60's when the tags were orange and only said Levi's on one side. Kids would try to tear the tags off other kids.

That trunks like really old you can get like 500 for it..if the lock says international on it that's big bucks..i once had a trunk similar to that i paid 25$ at a junk shop in Denison Tx for it and a friends brother gave me 300$ for it..and your trunk looks way nicer than mine was.. Those look like reserve notes from ww1 might be worth some bucks.

That is a handle for your guardian Ware that handle is Worth 22 $25 also that should also be on eBay for the 20 to $25

Those things are handles mostly for corning ware they clamp on

Awesome finds in this unit so far guys, Amber you can scratch soapstone with you nail and it will leave a mark. Some of the other Elephant look like different coloured quartz to me, I wouls say they could be worth getting someone to look at them to check.

The "nut cracker" was a clip on pot handle. Use to be for old Corningware or roasting dishes that were too hot to pick up or could also be used on a stove

Bro, my mom had those same 2 art pieces from Mexico. She framed the 2 she had. Very pretty.

The how book of boy scouting 1rst edition sales on ebay around 75$ yours is second edition, second print 7.99$ to 99$

Those little metal things are for sure brass. My mother-in-law's mom who died at the age of 100 a few years ago had a lot of similar things that went up for auction and sold for a boat load of money.

I am 72 years old and have had a lot of experience with both of the handles. Many people are saying they are for Corning ware. That is not correct. The one that looks like a claw is for the Guardian pot. Yours looked like the older model which I think is the better one. On ebay the newer one has sold several time from $10.00 to $25.00. The handle that twists open and closed is for Corning.

The wood the painting is on looks like its from the paper bark tree we have in australia

If those bills are real they are worth so much more than $16k to collectors

i remember those xmas lights when i was young, i think i remember them being old then, so early 60s at least, but if they were old then probably from the 50's

You sure work hard! Just recently found you videos & really enjoy watching them! Thanks!

I can tell you that the 1000 dollar bill looks like the one my parents and grandparents had when I was a kid. I'm 53 yrs old. So it's been a minute or two...if it is the real deal then congratulations y'all!

Cook books sell! Put on eBay not at the flea markets! 💯 I’m a chef people will almost pay full price for them! FYI and cooking related items just hit me up and I’ll do my best to appraise them for you to the best of my 35+ years of experience. Keep up the good videos. And if your other storage homies have questions related to cooking reach out!

those GEM Christmas lights are from around the late 40's my aunt had a Christmas decoration that she put on the mantle that belonged to her grandmorher the price for a set in good condition is around $15.00

Love love elephants. I inherited a small collection from my late Mother-In-Law. All with the truck up. Wish I was closer to view them all. You guys find all the good STUFF. Great video as always. Hugs with Love.

From what I've found online, the mint marks and dates are correct. Those are either the real deal or really good reproductions. Take them to a coin shop and have them checked.

The blue pot is used for canning with glass jars

You should have your own tv show!You're very likeable and fun to listen too!You're totally awesome!

Amber that is a removable pan handle. Clap it onto a rounded frypan and you have a handle to cook with. Put it in the oven and remove the handle to leave a casserole pan of meat.

The glass container with the newspaper In it looks like a cabinet Franklin Mint did for their curio cabinet cats collection

"Oh bother"- it DOES look like a honeypot! You two are such a good team~ can always tell when couples are friends as well. It's a good thing=)

At 14:50, that's a handle that clips to a pyrex/corning ware baking dish.

Great video!! Any update on the bills lol? I know everyone been asking but figured I'd try months later😎👍😁

I am from Mississippi. I Love fried Bologna

13:26 is a waterbath canner.

That little outburst Amber ( I hate not knowing) love that dang it 😊

I been wanting to get into buying storage units any tips bro by the way I love the content I liked and subbed 💯💪🏽🙏🏽 #keepupthegreatworkbro

Yes Amber you are right about the glasses , The top part is for distance and the bottom is for reading. When you hit about 40 Jebus will know what its all about . old age stinks lol

5:38 those small elephants figurines most likey onyx stone

This units looks pretty darn good.💚

The elephant's are collectable especially to people who do gem mining. Go to the library and get a book on gems and it will tell you what you have.

I had fried bologna sandwiches a lot as a kid - very tasty

Tailors scissors big long onres

Wow! That money looks real.💸💸💸💸💸💸💰💰💰💰💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲

The one handle is used on Corningware, so you can use it or now and the other handle is just a generic one for pots that don't have handles.

Please let us know if the bills are real and if so what their value is thanks.love the videos

Went to Vegas on my honeymoon 50 years ago. There was a casino there decorated with the10k bills. At one time they were legal tender. If that is real, it may be worth more than face value. Probably a souvenir!

Love the maroon pottery. The 1 pans y'all picked up include a double boiler. The stainless pan without a handle fits between the pan & lid.

I had federal reserve notes before and my own family member stole them from me. Because that person had so much money coming in and out they might be real. A bank can help you. But a collector can cash you out. I believe they are real.

I think those were removable handles.

as far as levis, made in USA = $, "big E" Capital Letter "E" on butt tag = $, and modern reproduction LVC = $, most everything else $20

I love fried bologna. When I was little my mom would fry some bologna, then put it on a plate and put mashed potatoes on top. That was a good dinner for very little money. Yummy.

Fun video! You guys work hard but make the most of it! Always funny! Keep it up!

I was looking into your discovery of the blue seal bills and this is what I found. I hope you find this helpful. The ten thousand dollar bill is the highest denomination note the United States has ever printed for public use in commerce. The $10,000 bill was printed for the 1928 and 1934 series. Salmon P Chase is the central figure on all $10,000 bills. It has long been considered the king of small size currency (which refers to currency printed after 1927). One cannot discuss ten thousand dollar bills without mentioned The Binion Hoard, which consisted of one hundred ten thousand dollar bills displayed at his casino. It is currently thought that just under 60,000 $10,000 bills were printed for circulation for the 1928 and 1934 series combined. Of that 60,000, no more than 336 have survived destruction by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. 1928 $10,000 bills were printed for all but the Philadelphia Federal Reserve district. Only about eight 1928 $10,000 bills are known to exist, and two of those eight are in museums. Despite the small number of 1928 ten thousands known to exist, they don’t carry a huge premium over 1934 ten thousands. This is simply due to the fact the notes are all relatively rare and valuable. 1934 $10,000 bills were printed for every Federal Reserve district with exception of Minneapolis. 1934 ten thousand dollar bills are known to exist on all districts but Cleveland. The large majority of 1934 $10,000 bills known to exist are from the New York district. Most of ten thousand dollar bills come from the Binion Hoard. A typical symptom of a Binion note is poor centering and repaired mounting damage. $10,000 Bill Star Notes: Star notes were not printed for the 1928 or 1934 $10,000 bill series. Instead, replaced notes have a lighter color ink. These notes do not carry a premium as they are already quite value just for being a $10,000 bill. $10,000 Gold Certificates: 1928 $10,000 gold certificates were printed. However, only one is known to exist; it resides in the Smithsonian. It is certainly possible that others are out there. $10,000 Bill Value: Prices start at $30,000 for a note in poor condition and go up quickly from there. We are aggressive buyers of 1928 and 1934 $10,000 bills and would certainly like to hear about yours. You can call us (864-430-4020) or email us (admin@oldcurrencyvalues.com) for an appraisal and/or our best price.

That piece you didnt know that was in with the "sewing blue tote and scissors" is a apron primarily just not a cooking one lol

Interesting locker finds and congratulations 🎉look the money up maybe or hopefully you’ll find your answer

Love watching you both!!!