Expensive Things People Abandoned You'll Be Frustrated By

For most of us, the idea of ​​making a lot of money is exciting. Imagine inheriting a rare item or winning a huge cash prize. He guards his windfall as if his life depends on it. Well, no, these

people

. Here's my list of

expensive

things

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Keep in mind you're about to get seriously

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with old gadgets number 10 when a professional moving company made the questionable decision to take home an old barrel they found in a apartment in Soho and which he probably did not imagine would contain an ancient treasure. Worth more than $16,000, the Nick Demoulas company was hired to clean the space of abstract artist Clinton Hill, who died in 2003.

During the 2004 cleanup, Tomalak mistook the old barrel for trash and stuffed it into his storage room, where he probably forgot about it until 2009. When he finally decided to take a look inside and found an entire collection of incredibly rare ancient Mexican artifacts, the only item that would be the most valuable was a $1000 stone ax god that could have been been used as sacrifice by the Mayans, but they were figures of bowls and jars that date back to between 300 BC. C. and 500 AD. C., the total valuation assigned to the collection was sixteen thousand five hundred dollars and, fortunately, the contract of the Demoulas company states that they are basically searchers, guardians in loop number nine.

Original Frankenstein movie poster when it comes to one of the rarest movie posters in the world. was found during the cleaning of a disused theater on Long Island, it was probably worth a pretty penny, but when it was sold at auction for two hundred and sixty-two thousand nine hundred dollars, it became one of the highest sales of its kind in the world. history. The artwork from a 1931 film was dumped in an antique store after the theater was emptied, where it was purchased by a teenager who caught Keith Johnson. Keith's bought it in the late 1960s for just a couple of dollars and stored it in a closet for over 30 years before owning it.

Professionally restored and ready for sale, the 87-year-old poster is one of the few original posters for the film known to exist and is the only known copy of the coveted three-sheet poster that was created for the debut. of the classic top cards or number eight found in the Detroit building when over'n explores more intruders while their calls with greater precision embarked on an adventure in an

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Detroit factory, little did they know that they would emerge as millionaires, they They piled up millions of top cards in tall, dust-covered boxes with thousands more scattered on the floor, although individual cards are only worth between $0.99 and $5.99, the sheer number of cards made the collection worth at least 1 million. .

The cards depicting hockey, baseball and other American sports date back to the 80's and 90's and among the group were some rare cards, what made them even more valuable is that many of the packs had not even been opened and some strips of cards had not been cut, which meant they were in perfect condition. They're still there. It's a mystery who the treasure originally belonged to, but if there's a million dollars' worth of loot lying around and disused buildings, I think I'll take up urban exploration to number seven. A winning lottery ticket. Most people's dream is to suddenly win the lottery. enough money to buy everything you could ever want is a very exciting thought, so imagine you win the jackpot and then lose the ticket, oh my goodness, this happened to Kevin Donovan, whose 1 million dollar ticket ended up in the garbage where Edward St., 83 years old.

John was lucky enough to find it st. John would often search through the trash at his local store with the specific goal of finding winning tickets and that day his hard work finally paid off. Donovan claimed that he bought all the Hold'em poker tickets in the store that day, so the winnings were definitely his, he sued Saint John, who only agreed to give up one hundred and forty thousand dollars of his finds because he wanted to enjoy the money. Before die. The oldest Rolls-Royce number six in the world found in a garage. A super rare Rolls-Royce sold for more than $30,000 after it was found in a garage where it had been abandoned for 90 years and it is believed the rear vehicle could be worth up to six times that after being properly restored built in 1922.

The prototype goshawk was thought to have been scrapped when it suddenly disappeared in the 1940s, but then, in 2014, it resurfaced in a dusty barn in Wales, UK. The classic is said to be the oldest of its kind in existence. It was one of seven experimental models built by Rolls-Royce. In 1922, when they attempted to develop a smaller car to better adapt to post-World War I austerity, it was said that the original owner did not realize what he had in his possession until he sold it. I bet he's kicking himself now. Number five found cash. In the storage unit, anyone who has ever watched a reality show about storage units knows that there is an incredible treasure to be found and one woman knows it better than anyone after finding seven and a half million in cash.

Yes, really, Dan Dotson from Annie Storage Wars was attending. at a charity auction when he met a woman whose friend had bought her a unit, when the man opened the unit he found a safe inside containing a huge amount of money. The man's identity was kept secret, but the original owners were revealed. of the unit contacted him to offer him 600,000 in exchange for returning the rest of the money. He obviously turned it down, but apparently finally agreed to take 1.2 million after the original owner's lawyer threatened to go after the rest of the money if he didn't accept the unit.

It originally sold for five hundred and sixty-four dollars and seventeen cents, which has to be one of the best investments of all time and this isn't the only unexpected storage unit. Another man found five hundred thousand dollars in silver and gold in the storage unit. After paying only 1,100 for the original fourth Declaration of Independence, now this is crazy, when a collector visited a Pennsylvania flea market in the late 80s, he spent four dollars on what he called a depressing painting because he liked the incredibly hidden frame behind that depressing painting. The painting was a print of the first edition of the Declaration of Independence.

It sold for a staggering $2.4 million at auction, which was a record for any American story. The story first appeared in the New York Times in 1991 after the South Ibiza auction house announced the incredible find. the Declaration dating from 1776 was perfectly preserved and is one of only twenty-four copies known to have survived rare motorcycle number three, as I have already proven that barns are a great place to search for treasure and this rare motorcycle became In another prime example when it sold for a whopping four hundred and seventy-seven thousand two hundred and five dollars, the 1932 Browse Superior 800 CC BS project bicycle was one of eight found hidden in a barn after a collector died and its beneficiaries put their possessions up for sale.

The bs4 became the most

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british motorcycle ever sold at auction and the most expensive bra bike of all time. The record-breaking bs4 is one of only seven known to still exist and attracted an incredibly high price despite its need for and extensive restoration. The most surprising thing about the sale is that before the sale, Bonhams auction house predicted a sale price as low as 110,000 when in reality it made four times as much, it was not the only bike in the barn that sold for a huge price other items from what were dubbed the sexiest Bodmin bras up to a quarter of a million dollars each for an expensive painting this story is stranger than fiction but it is absolutely true and ends with the discovery of a painting valued at two and a half million In 2010 a French woman died leaving behind her Parisian apartment, the woman's family sent auctioneers to inventory the apartment and when they opened the front door they discovered that it had been practically intact since World War II.

The owner, Madame de Florian, had fled Paris in 1942 due to the German offensive. She closed it, she was only 23 years old at the time and for the next 70 years she continued to pay rent on the apartment without ever returning. Among countless other treasures from Paris's Belle Epoque era was a painting by renowned 19th-century artist Giovanni Boldini, the woman in the painting. she was Madame de Florian's grandmother, Martha, the original owner of the apartment and muse of the bull Dinis. The never-before-seen painting from 1898 was auctioned with a starting price of $288,000, but sold for a staggering $2.4 million. This is not the only case. of valuable art discovered in unexpected places a woman found a stolen piece of modern art valued at 1 million in the trash on a New York City street and a sculpture valued at around 1.7 million was found that was used to open a shed door in Scotland crazy number an abandoned supercar, this one will really make you tear your hair out because it's not just a case of expensive items being thrown away, it's a full-blown epidemic.

Dubai residents have a habit of getting rid of supercars. I'm talking about Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Bentleys and so on. Every other luxury automaker you can think of, rotting away by the thousands every year, makes you sick, right? But despite what it may seem, this is not just rich, spoiled people getting bored with their toys and throwing them away, the truth is. It is much less pleasant for car owners to see that the reason why so many people are abandoning their supercars is because of the effects of the global financial crisis and falling oil prices that have been affecting the Middle East's wealthiest inhabitants over the past few years, many of whom The cars belong to expats who flocked flocked to the UAE during its financial boom only to fall on hard times a few years later and face bankruptcy.

These expats flee Dubai in large numbers because failure to pay debts you owe is a criminal offense under Sharia law, which is observed. In the vast majority of the Middle East and the United Arab Emirates, these luxury cars they leave behind represent their former lives as high rollers. This 1 million limited edition Ferrari Enzo, for example, is said to belong to a British expat who was forced to abandon not only his car, but his entire life after defaulting on car payments and fleeing the city to avoid prison, and it's not just Dubai that has a bad habit of manufacturing cars.

This one-of-a-kind Rolls-Royce Centurion was found abandoned by a wealthy American. next to the Russian train tracks and this Lamborghini Miura S was left in the parking lot of a hotel in Athens for almost 30 years by Stamatis Cocytus aka Greek Elvis, these two cars together are worth over $800,000. I'm going to let you reflect on that number. for a while, so I hope you haven't torn out all your hair in frustration over these abandoned items, which one

frustrated

you the most, let me know in the comments section below, thanks for watching.