I was with a friend at an estate sale back in the 80s and he started opening books from the large shelf and shaking them. I was like HUH WHY?? he said people put money in books and forget about it. THE VERY NEXT book he opened a 100$ bill dropped out hahaha I was like GIMMI A BOOK!

I found 1 cent on the ground. Amazing discovery.

RIP this old narrator, not heard him in videos for years.

"coins fell out of the WOOL" 😂

Luckiest thing I have is my mother.

I once found some dirt on the ground. So I looked it up online...turns out that is could be over 4 billion years old.

How can they find thousands of years old artifacts. While I just cannot find my pair of socks everyday....

Am I the only one that wants to buy a metal detector?

My elderly aunt and uncle passed away and it was time to clean out their house. They kept absolutely EVERYTHING!! Not in a nasty hoarder type of way, but everything was wrapped up in paper or plastic and put in boxes. The house was completely filled with these boxes which all of us thought was just trash. Turns out we quickly realized that everything was like a pristine time capsule, dating back 70 years and items acquired from all over the world whenever they would move. Items we found were lots of expensive vintage perfumes, vintage watches/jewelry, bunch of old coins, vintage toys/figurines, expensive silverware, paintings, vintage alcohol, basically every old collectible they had it, and most of the time in perfect unopened boxes. Quite incredible! Made the months of hard work totally worth it!

I hate how whenever someone finds something you have to give it to the musiem and only get like a qauter of the cost

My mom bought an old clock at an auction for about $2, and sold it later that day for over $300. That was a pretty cool day.

Just going to the comments to see if anyone else noticed how he said “wall” 🤣🤣

Two things I have found at yard sales include, about two pounds of rough fire opals for about two dollars, and a 14k gold ring for five bucks that I found in an old jewelry box

In Australia, you run a 50/50 chance of either finding treasure, or dying

I went picking through an old house and found a mint condition 1945 BSA Handbook. In the same location I also found an official BSA Plumb Hatchet with a miss-stamp on it. No idea what these two are worth but I have had offers from a few museums. Absolutely amazing finds for anyone who grew up in the BSA and achieved the rank of Eagle Scout like I have.

my wife and i had bought a used children's DVD for my son from a tradesmart and when we opened it in the car to check if it was in there or scratched there was $140 bucks laying on top of the DVD!!!! i dunno how someone missed that because when tradesmart bought DVD's they always opened the case up to check the condition of the disc but we were so happy to have that happen as we were in a pretty difficult place in life it was a good feeling to have some of the good karma come back to me as i am always trying to help anyone i see that needs it stranger or not and i never do it expecting something in return nor do i want anything in return

COIN WOLL IT FOLL LIKE A WATER FOLL

He pronounces wall like wool

Had the highest shares of Coca Cola and happened to die?? 🤔🤔

2:34 Bring forth the Holy Hand Grenade!

Im in australia, and i found the most amazing thing ever... i found opal being sold for $15

I found a salamander under a rock. That was pretty lucky.

When you know none of this could happen to you because your parents built the house

when my parents bought our house in the attic were baseballs signed by ALL the early 1970 Astros

I once bought jeans for like 5 bucks and there was 50 bucks in the 2 pockets :D

"You can also rob a bank" Me and the boys: *robs bank* XD

I found only 1 thing that is valuable A life

imagine what else is out there. this is amazing.

Makes me wanna send my son back up to the attic to see what else is up there.

My parent bought a house and as they demolished it to build a new house, they found a box with gold coin and jewelery. We still own this treasure and I don't know the real value, but that was one of the luckiest finds we ever made

4:40 how he says aluminum makes me shiver

The most valuable thing I found was my passion; which at one point seemed inexistent.

Inside the wool. A wooterfool of coins inside the wool.

I once bought a iPhone charger for 3$ from a kid in school who sold stuff and i sold the same charger for 15$

I love how be amazed is like that one nice teacher who puts outdated memes in there presentation because they want there students to appreciate them more for what they are doing.

Who needs a bank when you’ve got a money wull

I once bought a purse that contained an old altoids container and some other odds and ends. When I got home and really looked at the contents I found several silver dollars dated before 1923, a few $.03 coins, a few old nickels and tons of Indian head pennies. Best find ever

I have a new pence coin from 1981, one of the rare 2 pence coins. Sadly I think I lost it. They can be worth up to 1.5 thousand £/$/€. Please pray for me...

Im going to hide a book or sth in a time capsule and it will become a historic treasure in the future

ok this is kinda weird but i once found an extinct owl and it was so cute and we found it while it was still extinct

As for the last one it was probably legit but coke was just not having it

Oh gawd... I feel like bashing the head into the "wool"

9:45 who noticed jimin was there???🤨🤨🧐🧐😶🤣

“After a bit of research, he found it was a 1974 D penny” “ *research* “ It says it right on the coin why would you need to research it

9:43.. RUNNN Like if you're an ARMY

i keep going to work and every now and again i find a paycheck, sadly i'm still not rich though.

I have just realised that my dad once game me a ton of old coins, I am now looking through them and turns out they are all from 1700 so who knows how much that's worth...

Now I want to destroy a very old house

I'm an avid detectorist and in less than a year I found 32 silver coins, a silver ring, a silver St. Michael pendant and a 150 year old silver thimble. Plus tons of other very old and valuable relics and coins. It's the greatest hobby ever! I'm a disabled vet with severe ptsd and detecting is my therapy! Everyone should try it at least once!

I mean like one time I dropped my phone in my couch and found a penny

The most valuable thing I found with my luck was a $10 bill. Ahah

I went to my local super market. No flex tape. Went in another isle, found it. and i still consider myself to be lucky

"Wool"

I found an SNES game way back in my closet, Aero Fighters, and was able to sell it for $500

"I've got some wools to smash"

I used to have a lucky coin. It was a 1909 quarter. I accidentally put it in a coke machine back in the 80's. About 20 years ago I learned it was worth 5k. That was one expensive soda.

How about the shepherd who found 11 tons of gold artifacts under desert sands and got murdered! he was lucky ...

I found a bitcoin on the street yesterday

Am I the only one to recognize JIMIN from BTS at 9:42

9:42 isnt that bts? In weekly idol... still remembered it

I found bitcoin, became rich, then became poor

The thumbnail pic is an tasty cheese ball Edit: omg my dad found such an living rock when I was a kid, when we were in Croatia!! I was so amazed of the rock breathing in my hand!!! I don’t know how it ended up there in Croatia though??

Am i the only one who thought that in 9:43 it was jimin? 😂

One time me and my dad was at a garage sale and we bought a picture of a baseball player for the Minnesota twins from the 1970s and we bought it for only like 20 dollars and we realized it was signed by Harmon killebrew on the front

I found a plastic ring on the grass once...

I'm from Australia and I do prospecting and yes it's amazing the amount of gold that is just left around

Best thing I’ve found was some toilet paper under the bed

they find artifacts but i cant find my keys

1. I woke up 2. I went metal detecting 3. I found a golden ring 4. I won 8 million dollars in this order: 2,3,4,1

I've always wanted a money wool. 😂❤️💰

Me : watches the vid (grabs sledgehammer) Me: (breaks the wall ). Find insulation Me : breaks down house

I was watching this video with so much seriousness.. n then there he comes... Wrecking me as always... JIMIN-SII.......

I was helping a friend in South Dakota tear down walls in a home built in the early 1800s and found full newspapers from the 1850s but the best piece was a j.c. higgins single shot .22 rifle that he let me keep for helping him. Very nice mantle piece.

When I was little my mum bought me a McDonald’s happy meal and I sold the little toy for a dollar at school

I bought a 10$ sword at a garage sale in Northern Canada. It ended up being a DJ Millard US Cavalry sword worth about $1500 ( way more rare than the Ames Swords typically found) .. the guy from the sale said his wife brought it home to do Scottish Sword dancing in 1955, and she died in 1960.

0:53 look at the opened “window/door thing I SEE MY CALLSIGN

Yo that Coca-Cola story seems so sketchy! Guy dies, and then all of Coca-Cola’s problems go away?

I found a piece of metal and a rock worth about $1000, my wife wasn't so pleased when I took it off her hand though...

8:34 Nicholas cage : here I go stealing again

People burying time capsules for release thousands of years in the future are far more optimistic about humanity's chances of survival than I am.

I’m gonna break my wall now, let’s see what I can get. 😂

Number 1. Making a 10 minute video and putting ads on it.

I realize im a millioner cause my teeth is GOLD

My grandpa collected old coins when he was a kid. Aka in the 50s and early 60s. When he died he gave them all to me and I had $480 of coins and bills. I think that it is worth a lot more now idk

I don’t wanna be extremely rich. Happiness is the thing that really matters to me. In most cases, when people gets too much money, they can’t decide what to do with it. Let’s get a Royce, Alcohol= too cheap, let’s get a pound of coke , one wife, not satisfactory. Let’s get some hookers lol. (Life = a good living = love = Happiness ) cause nothing is going to your grave or crematorium.

The royal one opal is beautiful 😍😍😍

The most I’ve ever found was like $4 in a bag from a thrift store many years ago 😂 but ya know, same same

2000 years later That hammers gonna be 60M dollars

Everyone count how many times he says wooll

This one time I was working on renovating an attic, we found a sh*t ton of asbestos.

So after watching this video I realize that I also have a aluminum Penny in one of my collections, I looked at it, it was a 1943 aluminum penny with a D on the bottom , I think I’m rich now!

My mom told me to clean my room and I found a £1 coin that was minted in around 1972 to 1980 it turns only out only about 100 were made after the factory burned down the queen of England owns four and I have one, how lucky am I but I don't know how much it costs.

I was given a box of old 45 rpm records dating from then1950s to the early 60s. They had belonged to my Aunt who had passed away when she was 14yrs old in 1962. They had been untouched. Inside was an original pressing of Elvis Presley's first record. "That's all right Mamma" & "Blue Moon of Kentucky":)

I found a chucky cheese coin under one of the games one time.. That was pretty cool

I bought a jacket at the thrift shop for $80 that costs $860

Peter Whatling is my uncle! I’ve been to the farm where the hoard was found and he showed us the spot. Also visited it in the museum! Will always be special to me.

8:25 " HE HATED THE PAINTING THOUGH ". HHAHAHAHA.....HAAAAAAA.......HAHAHAHA . Holy scrap ! Awesome job y adding the girl video there .

lol he put Jimin ripping paper in the video

for my lucky discovery,I was in Cancun,Mexico and we were near a tree and I found a very odd stone,it had a sign that was like o),I never got to discover how much it was because I lost it and still gone to this day

My bf and I went to a garage sale in SLC and purchased a Bev Doolittle painting worth $500 minimum! We only paid $1