Top 10 Luckiest Storage Unit Finds EVER!

Considering the amount of work I see in this room, I'd say maybe they have around 300,000 congratulations. Wait, man, what's up? Welcome back to the central top 5. Some people get lucky and maybe find like $20 on the ground or pick lucky stocks while others get lucky in other ways. One way to get really rich quick is with

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caught on camera before you get started. I want to know what are the craziest stocks and The

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found before and if you have to keep it once, I found an empty wallet on the floor with almost $1000 in it, but yeah, who

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comments on the craziest thing notices the top of the comments with that said, come on. right at number 10, so when you buy a storage unit a safe is the most exciting thing you can find, most of the time they are empty or full of paperwork so it's pretty rare to get a fine like this.

I mean this guy had just started buying units and it was his first time finding a safe so he wasn't expecting much, he said he opened it and found stacks and stacks of bills adding up to a whopping $26,000. Not bad for a beginner, don't you think that's why we buy storage units right here? I found a safe and a 5x8. You see great things in him. Are you kidding? Yes, dad, Jamie. I'm trying to take a photo for a second. I don't see how many 50 and's are there and that's number nine, finding storage is a matter of luck, so every now and then someone has a really good day, I mean, Darryl was already on a good streak, he had found Awesome signed and collectible basketball cards that were worth a lot of money but were about to get a lot better.

How well they opened a locker to find a room full of canvases, all apparently painted by a really famous artist. Now they were sure they were fake, but crazy twist, every single one of them was real and they came out with an estimate of around $300,000 and then came the art. This is a real Frank and Tara. This thing could be worth thousands. There are hundreds of paintings by Frank Gutiérrez, so I called in an expert. Come see them. Well it's absolutely Frank Gutierrez Frank Gutierrez yes you have a huge amount of Frank Gutierrez's work this is heart you have to understand what the symbols are and if you could read the symbols you will understand the story of him and that's half the fun . to feel it, you know, I mean, it's great, it really is, it really resonates around me, is this worth it considering the amount of work I see in this room?

I'd say you got maybe around 300,000 congratulations, hold on just for me $300,000 being a gamer isn't just about winning, it's not number eight, you know that old saying, one man's trash is a man's treasure. another, well, it sort of applies here. I mean, this locker full of Beach Boys merchandise won't mean anything to you if you're not a fan of the band, but for some people it's priceless. The locker had everything from his first royalty checks to his original manuscripts, making it so exclusive that there was a huge legal battle over who could sell it and the price. that's impossible to measure since super fans are willing to pay anything and it's one of the largest collections of all time.

Nowadays, many fans see those items as rock and roll gold and get this. A treasure trove of Beach Boys memorabilia is now up for grabs after it was found. in a South Florida locker the Californian sound of the Beach Boys surfing in the USA Classic American rock and roll You may have missed the '60s, but now you can see the treasures of the band's rise to fame 1962 this The Beach Boys' first royalty check on the collection was found in an unclaimed storage locker in Bal Harbor in Miami Dade County. After a long legal battle for control, it is finally available to take action and get it. .

Bids are expected to reach at least $6 million, i.e. California's No. 7 dream. Everyone knows about storage. the units could be a bit of luck don't worry this guy knew exactly what he was getting as he paid $800 online to access this unit and seeing it up close was just as amazing as he thought it would be I mean no alone Was there a survivor of the classic 1966 two-door Ford Falcon? There were other car parts as well, including a Mazda engine and parts from an old Jaguar. Best of all, all four were still in salvageable condition, meaning he could be driving the old car. around the mountains very soon, so here we go, we have a 66, we haven't gotten any of the dirt off this thing yet.

It took me a while to rectify some things to get it running but we're doing well, it now runs and drives well, it obviously needs some work, it needs a restoration, so I think my plan with this car is to just say I had fun with it number six. Here's a tip for anyone looking to try their hand at finding storage, sometimes it's the drives that look the best. the most useless ones end up surprising you, I mean people literally left when the door to this unit was open, well one guy took a chance and it turns out he was right as he paid $35 for a unit filled with a suitcase and a vacuum cleaner , but he ended up making a profit because his suitcase had an envelope full of $100 bills, proving that you should never judge a book by its cover or the storage space by how empty it is 30 here now 31 and people were making fun of you from the regular customers a man named Bill when he paid 35 dollars for it, but wait, he found wallets and shoes in the suitcase, but then he looked in the front compartments inside the envelope, $100 bills, $35 and how much money you just found.

I think just 15 $100 bills feels pretty good, which is why we do this absolutely amazing thing, but number five, I've already said that searching for storage is usually a complete surprise, but there are times when everyone knows they're looking for something good. , I mean, this group couldn't. I don't agree about what was under the covers, but everyone knew it was some kind of car and they were willing to pay a lot of money for it, like the auction was super dramatic, but in the end there was only one winner and she was very happy. With what she found, then what was she?

Well, it turns out it was a silver DeLorean worth at least $25,000 and she had just paid over a few thousand for what do you think you have a car? Are you ready, yeah, okay, let's go next time, spend something. more money maybe I should have gone more she doesn't even know what it's worth I don't know what it's worth 18 grams of that minimally you know it well, mr. harm can happen buddy wait when do you know what these things are for if they work easily twenty five thousand twelve twenty five thousand number four sometimes when you play you have to take a risk and luckily for these guys it definitely paid off I mean ?

Seriously, this couple paid over $4,000 for a storage space, which is a pretty crazy price if you ask me, not only that, but it looked like Gil was full of junk until they removed the tarp from behind and revealed to him to the treasurer what they had actually found. It was not just one, but two motorcycles completely chromed and still in perfect condition, so to put it simply, they had found the ride of a lifetime, so as a plan, let's make a deal here, what's behind door number one Yes, beautiful, oh man, are you kidding me? oh my god this is chrome, honest number three, now storage hunters aren't the only people used to making crazy

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, after all it's the police's job to track down valuable items that have gone missing, where was it said when the police raided this storage facility in Australia I'm pretty sure they didn't expect to find something like this.

I mean, the inside was full of stolen gold and jewelry, as well as ancient weapons and money from other countries. That's already crazy. There's also about four million dollars in cash, which means. Whoever the bodyguard was running a serious business, New South Wales police have uncovered a trove of stolen goods worth up to six and a half million dollars after a raid on a storage facility in Sydney's Waterloo, thousands of pieces of gold and silver jewelry and precious stones. Antiques and family heirlooms were recovered. There was also around four million dollars in Australian currency. A large amount of foreign cash.

Silver ingots and five firearms. Police believe they were stolen during a recent series of robberies. Number two. I'll be honest with you. I really loved it. This is okay because the story behind it is pretty crazy, basically, actor Nicolas Cage bought a copy of the first Superman comic back in the '90s and it was one of his favorite possessions now, I don't need to tell you it was. super expensive, but now worth even more, which is probably why it was stolen a few years later. That said, it turned up back in 2011 in a random storage unit in Southern California, not only that, but the buyer didn't even know how The comic will be there weird, right, it's one of Action Comics' rarest comics, issue one where Superman makes his first appearance.

It cost ten cents in 1938, now it is worth more than a million dollars. I hired the security authorities. just because the fact is that I knew there was a million dollars in front of me. Look, the man told detectives that he found it in a locker like this, but he says he bought the contents of several lockers at an auction and doesn't remember which one. The police are checking if that's true, we don't know and ultimately that's his number one story. Now everyone says that a warehouse hunt is like a modern-day treasure hunt, and I don't think that's ever been more true than in the past.

In this story I mean, no one knows what this guy expected to find when he paid $1,700 for two storage units, but I'm guessing that wasn't the case, like one unit contained a small blue bag and the bag was full of ancient coins that are now worth the grief. about half a million dollars. I mean, that's like finding a pirate's treasure, except with other pirates or ships to discover lost treasure, you probably think of long-buried chests on tropical islands, but for one lucky buyer in California, finding gold from this pirate was a lot. Easier, an auction of unclaimed storage units led to legendary haul worth half a million dollars and it looks like there's some serious history to these coins, so this lucky buyer shows up at one of our sales and pays $600 for one unit. 1,100 for the other unit and you get a big blue Rubbermaid bag full of coins, a great treasure hunt and there is a video about the ten

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