FOUND 1943 PENNY I Bought An Abandoned Storage Unit Locker Auction / Opening Mystery Boxes / Wars

[@WhatTheHales]

If you found a 1943 Copper Penny valued at over 1 Million Dollars, would you still work? Hale$ YES or Hale$ NO If you liked this video, then you'll LOVE this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5nCmmaAj7ljn5I

[@JayKFilmz]

Not in my present job

[@lorieakin1771]

Ya i'd still work. I'd get board if I didn't.

[@joeybarrelwilde]

If I found a 1943 Copper Penny valued at over 1 Million Dollars, I'd get a special CDARS Bank account, and sit on the money. (Nest Egg).

[@MrHellspawn4001]

Hales yes

[@MultiFabulous14]

I’m only saying Hale$ Yes because I want you to still make KZbin videos😂😭

[@grannydoe9536]

George, 2:36, The sword in the grandmother bow looks like something your future grand children would send you. You are the sword queen. ❤

[@JanVafa]

Granny Doe - actually it is used as a swizzle stick in drinks ... you used it to stab the olive so you could eat it...

[@grannydoe9536]

@@JanVafa .... Yes, I knew that, thank you. Was just trying to be funny, guess I failed.

[@ScootersAdventure]

George is so calm and collected and she keeps things organized Jeremy is just hyper crazy and out of control LoL you guys are great

[@beverlylynnmaher]

Yes it is a bookmark! Nice! Thanks for the video!!

[@cherylyoumans6988]

Great unboxing!!!! Loved the old money! Records were old school!!! Lots of memories there!!!!!

[@leeannhaynes3172]

11:52 wooden letters L A for Lee Ann :) Thanks for making me smile. Hello from Saskatchewan. Canada.

[@jamesedwards4394]

Why u guys handle these things like that comeon do better than that men

[@leniedejong9224]

Was jumping on my chair wen you found a nickel 1943. To bad it is not the right one. I hope so that you will ever found them. Because you two do so deserve that. Big hug from Lenie.

[@maryanneplank6662]

The both of you make my day.

[@valery2681]

Aaaawwweee*tapping the bottom*,when you caught a cute moment,but don’t wanna skip any hidden treasures ether🤣🤣

[@connielynes4835]

Lot of great records there. Love them

[@brendawhite9120]

I wouldn't work if I found that Penn for sure. Awesome record collection. Sent your train finds to my grandson who's loves trains. Cool unit 👍

[@dcallan812]

I have Peter, Paul and Mary Puff The Magic Dragon used to make me cry.. until I was about 35 🤦‍♂️😂 and still a great nostalgia fix.❤

[@lorieakin1771]

Me too. 😥

[@dianelindall1153]

@@carmenwagner153 I still have my 45 of Puff....

[@dianelindall1153]

@@carmenwagner153 what a story to pass on to your kids/grandkids/great grandkids....I loved Jim Croce...have my old album still

[@dcallan812]

@@carmenwagner153 I had no idea at the time but was only a small child.

[@duncanbrown1864]

That was a great box of records!

[@rickhuygens9303]

I worked at Gold Circle in Pleasant Hills Pa. Oh the memories!! They would take your picture when you paid by check, except there was no film in the camera! The $2 bill with the stamp was the date they brought them back into circulation.

[@susanharrington3136]

My ex and I collected well over 3000 albums during the 70's and 80's. He still has most of them, in addition to every other form of record music. We owned a stereo store until the late 80's.... music was our way of life. Some albums can be very valuable.

[@angelajones4176]

Ya’ll are so cute together makes me happy when I watch ya’ll💕🙏😇

[@tomstone3973]

3:22, hooks to a drill to make it work .... You had it Jdog

[@carlaross7977]

WOW I have a lot of those 45's and some of those 33 albums. I bought me a new Sony record player a while back & hooked it up to my old sound system with an 8 track tape player that works. I have part of my Fisher Sound System from 1980;s hooked up and I have to get the Equalizer fixed and it still blasts the music from the 50's, 60's, 70's & 80's. I love all kinds of music.

[@Gnawzy8ed]

HAHAHAHA that stamp on the 2 dollar bill when they were first reissued is a trick my dad used as well!!!!! Holy smokes! I still have it.

[@sherrybrown8550]

Jeremy, you totally made me laugh starting to sing Veggie Tales!! ;) AND George is right, it's a book marker.

[@skipjack734015]

Two dollar bill stamped and dated is a non circulated bill from the postmaster.

[@miguelcotrich7139]

Wow that was awesome another great video and some good stuff in that unit blessings to you and your family and keep sending those great videos I really enjoy them 👍👍👍

[@elvisneedsboatsbennett2455]

Best veggie tales song EVER!!!! My sister's started singing the cheeseburger song to my nephew at the top of our lungs last month when we were visiting our mom. She just rolled her eyes, stood up and walked away

[@bevhoistion8252]

Great finds

[@cheapstorezonebulk3871]

Great channel! You can find so many great items in storage lockers!!! I bid on a $10 unit and found some good items also. Keep up the good work!

[@kuttfam0191]

Love the Carpenters!!

[@codependentk2888]

21:00 gold hook with elephant is a book mark.

[@lenajohnson3499]

You guys are totally awesome

[@lizarnold87]

Joel Grey is also Jennifer grey's dad....remember Dirty Dancing.....Joel is famous for Broadway mostly. Great unit ya'lll!!!!!!!

[@alishiahardman4945]

Hello Jeremy & George! Awesome Unit! Happy Wednesday! Be safe! God bless!

[@MissLady-pq4hc]

I look forward to watching you two. Please keep at it.👍🏼👍🏼🙂

[@nathanielarbuckle5230]

What a coincidence! My son and I just found a 1943 penny in a box last night. He likes the back stories on all the coins we find. It ends up being part of his homeschooling history class lol.

[@hashglass]

cool that dad and his daughter works together

[@ratchelmcmahon9175]

Wrist strap looks like it may be an anti static strap. Used to ground yourself while working on/in electronics

[@Bruce6001]

George is clearly the most valuable find 🌷

[@maddieadams75]

Nice 👍 ♥️ none of my 1943 steel pennies look that 🤔

[@butterflykiss52ar]

Johnny cash is one of my favorites as well. 🔥💯👍🏻

[@donfulton5765]

J & G the portable wrist strap [at 4:25 ] is used to ground between electrical equipment and your body since your body generates a small amount of electricity it can damage delicate electrical components and the ground nullifies the current.

[@johnjulie6657]

I gave one of those Father's Day statues to my dad in '76, I was 10 years old back then!

[@jeffbecker8716]

FYI, classical records are all about the label. Audiophiles pay top dollar for good ones, but the disks MUST BE in NM condition. That boxed set of Liszt is on Philips which is a quality label. Deutsche Grammophon is another one (Mendelssohn), especially the older ones with blue and white tulips around the label border. You can pretty almost name your price for British Decca pressings, but they the don't turn up often here. London FFR and EMI are the other English pressings to look for. From the USA, early Mercury and RCA Red Seal are sought after.

[@hdj81Vlimited]

I got DECCA from Belgium here. REcords enough

[@robertalevin2381]

I still have the Peter, Paul, and Mary and the Simon and Garfunkel albums.

[@hmslovesmonkeys1403]

jeremy don't give up your day job but george can sing all she wents lol

[@WhatTheHales]

Jeremy doesn't have a day job

[@tammynoranzyk4399]

Did anyone else smile when he pointed the camera and said smile? 4:30

[@timjb19621]

At 4:10 into the video you found a disposable wrist strap. That is for grounding your body to the case of a piece of electronics you may be working on. This prevents damage to components from static charge.

[@vanna32100]

Oh my Mickey 😍😍😍

[@bearhardcorepicker]

That "pulley" marked "Southern Wheel Co" might well be a salesman's sample or advertising novelty of a steam locomotive wheel....could well be a very sweet piece.

[@KenGrimm1949]

Both are railroad wheels; they could be samples as per above, or they could be parts from a "live steam" model kit.

[@charlenegenge8795]

That AD\DC Song you shook me all night long is my favorite song but I have a lot of favorite songs💜💛💚💙❤

[@pamelamathilde]

26:21 Canadian dollars are not in paper anymore (since 1987) when they got replaced by shiny bronze plated coins. It is commonly referred to as a "Loony" due to the Loon that adorns one of it's side.

[@wendylouise7780]

It's crazy because I have quite few of those same albums.and the small records also.

[@Barnestormer]

Joel Grey was a Broadway performer who was famous for portraying the late Broadway producer George M. Cohen.

[@blackcobra199312]

21:00 It's a pretty nice looking bookmark. I have few similar to this one :)In my country it could be worth up to $10-12.

[@patriciagfox1208]

Reel to reel tape is getting pretty rare. But the penny!

[@morgandelvalle9495]

Hey Jeremy and George, I just wanted to give you guys a heads up, as far as I can tell, at 24:39 the dime you found was a liberty head dime, and the other two you found at 24:49 are mercury dimes, they are called this because its mercury who appears on the coin itself.

[@trenarichardson690]

So much fun to watch

[@rb67mustang]

4:21, The strap grounds the person working on sensitive computer circuit boards from static electricity.

[@jenndac2]

George Jeremy thank you for sharing this video love watching it I'm very happy that you found a 1943 penny is worth 1.7 million love watching it you take care of you both have a wonderful day

[@lorieakin1771]

Only the copper one is big money.

[@jenndac2]

George Jeremy thank you for the love and heart on my comment

[@terrihowell3584]

I guess I'm vintage lol I was born a month before the lightbulb to NV the blue camera!! Lol

[@margducharme6787]

It's a "Wonkey Donkey" Google "Scottish gramma reads The Wonkey Donkey to her grandson" for the best laugh ever! lol

[@lindasue5221]

4:00 the wrist straps are for anti static handling electronics and circuit boards

[@beccasmama63]

Canadian dollars are coins now.....called a Loonie. :D $2. Canadian is a coin called a Toonie. :D

[@johnnyrice2531]

The portable jigsaw goes on a drill. I had one and it worked ok with the drill i had at the time. The better the drill the better it works

[@serenaeckert7671]

Ok, Kiddies! Stop playing with the K-nife!! LOL

[@jeanettcanham9059]

George is 100% correct on the bookmark :)

[@debbivaughn1313]

Thanks for the laughs, you two! I have some of those albums, and 45s, and 8-tracks. Does that make me old or a hoarder?

[@JayKFilmz]

Lol depends if youve had them all along or not 😂

[@debbivaughn1313]

@@JayKFilmz Yeah, like forever.

[@debbivaughn1313]

@@JayKFilmz Me again - what happened to AA? I needed to get my addiction on.

[@JayKFilmz]

Debbi Vaughn It was cancelled cause all the storage addicts were off the wagon 😂

[@debbivaughn1313]

@@JayKFilmz Good one! 👍👍😁

[@lindasue5221]

The box sets were for stacking on the change in the old console stereos. It would drop and play one record at a time. Then you flip the whole stack and play the other sides😁

[@fwsev]

The $2 bill was released on the date stamped on it. It was of more value if you took it to the post office and had them put a stamp on it plus stamp the date on it. It was proof that you got it on the release date. I have 2 of them myself that I got stamped.

[@halfdozenjays8120]

I have loved the train unit. Reminds me of my uncle Chris. Congratulations on finding the penny, even if it isn’t “the one”,and yes I would still work. I would but my forever home ($250k), buy a new to me car and then put the rest in savings for my kids. I have no debt and don’t want my kids to. And with a son with autism I would want to make sure he and his siblings are taken care of.

[@scottrunnels3958]

Playing with the k-nifes again 😆...Too bad that was a Magnavox and not a original Sony walkman 1 it would be worth much more. Great video!!!

[@steveanderson2457]

the stamp on the two dollar bill is done so it can be postmarked on first day issue. the dimes in after 1916 are Mercury dimes and 90% silver

[@tammyhargis2429]

21:03- that is a bookmark. You put it in the book on the page you finished reading with the little dangly part hanging on the outside of the book.

[@beccasmama63]

you were talking into the wrong part on the small old phone(pencil sharpener). LOL That was the part you were suppose to listen to. LOL

[@JanVafa]

The disposable wrist straps were used when workin on/assembling electronics ... it snapped into the workbench to ground any static charge that built up so you wouldn’t accidentally fry the thing you were working on!

[@mommagee3235]

All the records 331/3 my mom had and i grew up listening to. They are awesome and cool.

[@loeysmob]

Would love a closer look at the country music albums. Even the kids love them.

[@cjpenning]

I like the slides. Could be some interesting images in there.

[@kritter6505]

I love Johnny Cash

[@carlaross7977]

The 1926 if a S VF I looked it up seen some for $190, $300 if P, 1926 D $625 but can also be worth a lot less. But super good luck that they are worth more. A min of $1.38 for most of them.

[@robschilling837]

hey love the golf ball clock .. i buy that also ...

[@WhatTheHales]

Please feel free to send us a screenshot and a reasonable offer of the item that you are interested in to: [e-mail]

[@paulanull8731]

I believe all the reel to reel tapes are Broadway plays/musicals and a couple of recorded symphonies by famous conductors. There might be some reel to reel rock and roll too. If they are in good condition (playable) they will be worth a bit of change. The records are all very collectable including the classical music. In good condition you will make bank. See if you have a "Plato's Closet" (vintage clothes and other stuff is sold there) I'd call and see if they know of a seller you could use to buy or resale the records.

[@raddad701]

4:30 the temp strap can be used when working inside computer and electronic equipment as a ground line. Static electricity can cause havoc inside the case of a computer. This keeps you tethered the case

[@rb67mustang]

After all, you're Dr. Jeremy and Goerge is your trusty Nurse assistant in all things of Funemployment!!!

[@ConkysFlippinAdventures]

I got one of those Mura FM Stereos for Christmas about 40 years ago. I forgot about it until I saw yours.

[@shortkichi1]

I miss George George 😢😘

[@rb67mustang]

20:38, I think the wood letters you found spelled out the name "AL" not La. The ring could have belonged to Al who may have had a wife or daughter named Amy.

[@bourboncitypicker4807]

I thought I had to the other night lol hated I bugged you lol you are vary helpful and knowledgeable

[@michaeloffutt1762]

on the 45record's I learned when researching that the white labels tend to be more rare because they are in some cases copies specifically made for radio stations or promotional purposes

[@eatont9999]

4:12 It's an ESD grounding strap used for working on computer electronics. It grounds you to the case so static electricity does not fry sensitive circuit boards. The one you have is the disposable kind and not worth much if anything.

[@joycelowden7623]

3:38 portable jig saw - maybe a compressor operated jig?

[@lisabell418]

The wrist strap are to ground you when working on electronic devices so static electricity doesn't shock you device.

[@bourboncitypicker4807]

You had me thinking you had found it man lol

[@Laineylou1]

The telephone pencil sharpener was popular in Japan when I lived there, 1966-1969. I had one just like that one.

[@JanVafa]

The stamped $2 bill was a special for the bicentennial in 1976!

[@deuceschinagirl]

@23:59 The steel wheat cent looks like it has an S mint mark. It’s worth a dollar. You also have an Indian head, two mercury dimes, a barber dime, and 2 type 2 buffalo nickel. The dimes are all 90% percent silver. If you can get your hands on some Nik-A-Date, you can use it to reveal the date on the messed up buffalo nickel. It will devalue the coin a little bit with out knowing the date it’s only going to be worth face value. A couple of those silver certificates are in pristine condition and could be worth quite a bit.

[@oscaralcaraz3]

The 1943 steel penny is worth only about 3-5 cents. They are very common. The Indian head penny is worth about $1. The 1908 Barber dime is probably $3-$5 and the 2 Mercury dimes are worth melt. Silver certificates, 1957- $2-$3 and 1934 $4-$7. Buffalo nickel about $1-$2 each

[@patgriggs4907]

It takes me back to my childhood when my mom would listen to her albums and now she has passed away in March 2019 and she more than 300 LP's

[@grfeld84]

Jeremy! Be more careful with those open reel recordings! Don't just toss them after you look at them! Come on!

[@Barnestormer]

14:11 You've probably got a raccoon in the warehouse if stuff is getting knocked down.

[@Barnestormer]

14:18 Scotti Brothers is the name of the record company. You've actually got a song by "Bo Duke" John Schneider.

[@joeyallen1516]

Those were mercury dimes silver awesome find

[@lauriereber8939]

21:03 that is a bookmark. I have something similar, without the animal charm.