Most People Who Made Millions Off Their Old Junk On ‘Antiques Roadshow’

[@barryfields2964]

The Indian blanket sold at auction for $1.5 million

[@Carol-D.1324]

After hearing of the significance of the Navaj blanket, the gentleman decided to auction it to help preserve it. It was estimated to bring in $500,000 to $700,000. It sold for over $1,100,000!! The new owner has loaned it to a national museum.

[@fionad6338]

These ppl must set up auctions for really expensive items after they leave show bc I would think the cost to insure them would be astronomical.

[@crooked-halo]

The guy with the rhino horn teacups did not have an asthma attack. He said; "I need an inhaler and I don't even have asthma" as a reaction to his given valuation.

[@mkeerkens]

Also, he wasn't a tourist in Africa who bought them on a whim. He bought them through antique dealers.

[@kosamui]

Without seeing/hearing the owners reaction, kinda pointless.

[@johnosenbaugh2250]

kosamui it’s all of their videos. I finally unsubscribed!

[@RenaissanceEarCandy]

Ikr, they're worse than watchmojo

[@johncamp7679]

No, I like the quick review. But I’ve seen most of these. Some I haven’t so I could always look up the episode.

[@joanpaterson7605]

No still fun !

[@aaronsoto6662]

"Starts thinking of yard sales going on around town" 😂

[@chriscase1392]

I never made a dime off of my old junk. Actually, it cost me a lot more than I'm willing to admit.

[@brucewilson1958]

The father of a good friend of mine went from a steel factory worker in the 1960s to one if the foremost western art dealers in the world, self taught. In the 80s he bought a painting at a garage sale for 12 dollars and sold it the next day for 8,000.

[@englishruraldoggynerd]

He sounds unethical.

[@mdarrenu]

@@englishruraldoggynerd I would agree with you. When that happens, the original owner should be given at least 10 to 20% if someone made a few thousands off the person's ignorance.

[@thethtar1133]

After seeing this, I checked my attic and saw just dust and roaches. Now I have to spend money for exterminators :(

[@mikepower596]

😂😂😂

[@teneciahouse9572]

😂

[@hadynwills3677]

Every time I hear this guys voice it's going to be painfully long winded

[@growlerfrown487]

He must narrate for millions of utube channels

[@lorraineeastwood9544]

I agree, left immediately

[@rushie111]

his voice.. I managed lasted 5 seconds please tell him to stop

[@bunny_smith]

Me too. Ditched after first sentence. He drones on and on and says nothing.

[@prnothall9302]

I agree. The voice is at least sort of human, and with an incredibly annoying grating accent. As soon as I hear it, it's goodbye.

[@samp4050]

If I was this lucky to find something this valuable...I would definitely sell it to the highest bidder. 😅

[@dondressel4802]

I wonder how many previous owners are watching this and crying at the same time

[@normanhowe4938]

When I go to garage sales ,I go to older people's. They got the good stuff. I don't need a tv or a dvd player.

[@JT-1969]

The jade collection, on the original Road Show, the owner said the pieces were originally purchased for around $5000.00, not the $20.00 stated in this video.

[@terrywade3696]

JT: That would make more sense. Most Chinese know the value of jade to be far more than $20!

[@trickyrjb1]

Thanks for showing actual clips of the show....

[@davidmcphail5653]

I saw the lead in photo on this and got excited. My excitement was dashed when I found out that the items were presented by that annoying voice that goes along with stories that are “true” but none of the photos and film footage are of the real event. Although in this case, the footage is original, but that guys annoying voice and dialog, once again, kills it.

[@stargalaxyuniverse761]

And I immediately give it a thumbs down and say bye!

[@sandeedobberstine5591]

Same reaction.

[@tipsypirate8080]

"People who made millions" 1. $620,000

[@TommyGus]

It do not specify that it has to be in Dollars. Can convert it to other currencies and you'll end up in the "millions" on all of them.

[@Littlebit31]

Cigar $1000.

[@royabundo7058]

I love these channel

[@bethallen1267]

Thank you to the American Soldiers for all you do.

[@themoongoddess1190]

Oh please. Thank a nurse.

[@geraldsummers8965]

GREAT video!!!

[@CC-wc1gf]

Two things. I watch ARS a lot and happen to see quite a few of the items when they were appraised. The Diego paint was not in an office but was behind the door of a cabin in Mexico that the owner bought for a get away place, but it was behind the door for a while. The card table was part of a set of 8 pieces and this the only one known to be found (don't remember the maker) It was appraised by the twins from the show at 600K. In a later episode they told that the piece was sold at an auction for 825K. Overall a good video and I did like it.

[@dianewilliams1125]

My son owns a resale shop of mostly vintage and antique stuff. He does well as hes been doing itfor 10 years and studied on the subjects. Still not a millionaire? Maybe one day!❤❤❤

[@litigioussociety4249]

1. The list should go from lowest value to highest. 2. The thousand dollar cigar didn't belong on the list.

[@BOATINDOCTOR]

YOU HAVE TO PAY TO BE ON ANTIQUE ROADSHOW, AND THEY DO NOT BUY YOUR SHIT, JUST BECAUSE SOME GUYS SAYS YOUR SHIT IS WORTH MONEY MEANS NOTHING

[@ditto6330]

For it to be a roadshow! Do they even travel throughout the States? I never seen them anywhere? But....on TV. Where do they sell this stuff at? That's a lot of money? Thanks for sharing!

[@rickymcintosh2429]

The story behind Bonus Wagner isn't that there were so few made, after it came out, he asked for it to be pulled. He didn't want kids to associate him with tobacco. Because the card came with the purchase of tobacco

[@royplayer]

The card is also not mint as implied.

[@Elizabeth-dw6lc]

His name is Johannes Peter "Honus" Wagner, not Bonus.

[@bobjohnson1689]

Incredible how wrong this is , from circumstances of ownership to purchase prices to estimates , the federal table at the end was actually 250,000 dollars....

[@johnhardwick8771]

The a Owl was in the UK and sold for £30,000 a bit more than $25,000

[@Famdoc1000]

In your teaser (at 0:44), you show a woman acting shocked and surprised at the appraisal value of a painting. However, that item does NOT appear in the video that follows. It appears to be an oil painting by New Hope School artist Fern Coppedge and would probably be appraised at around 60-100,000. It's a beauty by a female painter whose works beautifully capture the landscape of Eastern PA/Western NJ.

[@davidheiberg4449]

Don't bother. Just photos, no videos from the show.

[@itsmesia2469]

This channel will soon have 222.222 subscribers... It has now 222.220.

[@lezleydouglass7771]

I'll be right back, I have to run down to the Goodwill.

[@violetahernandez9203]

Very funny because goodwill online has got me two claude monets ( replicas of course ) but i keep looking !!!!!!!

[@maringrachart]

Very nice find!❤️😁

[@jjforeal2]

The t 206 Wagner card didn’t have a low print run. Honus didn’t support smoking so he had his card pulled making it more scarce than the other tobacco cards. Also it’s not mint, it’s a 3 VG

[@davidfarish4413]

Yep

[@ewechoober3355]

The rhino horn cups plummeted in value and some even failed to sell at auction. It seems the market for items made from practically extinct animals has rapidly declined, even with Chinese buyers.

[@davidwalter8821]

I'm not sure

[@davidwalter8821]

Hello how are you doing E. O. C

[@luthahvelken4653]

do you ever post original content? seems like all your videos are compilations of other peoples work.

[@misscadets89]

#7 was a million... I cried watching that one

[@FrancisBadger]

The painting in the thumbnail is by Fern Isabel Coppedge

[@marionky3249]

Thanks for sharing. Come find your rare or specialty antique treasures in Marion, KY!

[@mdomer1747]

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[@mdomer1747]

THANKS Q

[@patlalla148]

What do you do if you have something that I believe no one has? I have a few things like this. I have a large Italian music box. It is very heavy with a large crank brass arm. It plays about 12 songs. Beautiful but where does it go?

[@morgannalagrave7328]

You guys realize when they go on antiques roadshow they don’t sell the item right then and there, it’s only an appraisal, not the price the item actually sold for at auction (if they even decided to put it up to auction)

[@BeavisCards]

Honus wagner card is far from mint condition!! PSA grades cards 1-10 and they show a graded 3 lol!!!

[@CallieMasters5000]

Hugh Hefner made the most money off his old junk. ;-)

[@patrickireland9922]

You made my day--LMAO

[@jaymcd8577]

bahahahaha!!!

[@swayzocrazo4398]

Yoooooo

[@swayzocrazo4398]

You wild for that one

[@Fandango541]

ha ha ha ha!!! That's the comment of the day for me! LOL

[@loualcaraz6497]

Not many of these people had these things in their attics. They were lucky enough to find and buy the from other people who had them in their attics who had no idea of their worth.

[@gordongo7919]

this video is useless without seeing the owners reaction when told the estimated value

[@margeoconnor166]

Calder described as a toy inventor -- SMH

[@pistolannie6500]

The woman w/the table found it at the back of a shop...NOT @ a yard sale....and SOLD it for something like $450,000! (There was NOTHING mentioned of 600,000!!! Geezzz) The buyers price w/buyers premium...was about 541,000

[@sidneyfrederickson3941]

Most of these prices are overblown and pre- 2008 Great Recession. Antique furniture is now a dog on the market, art and artists go in and out of style and that affects the value as well.

[@SvenTviking]

Sidney Frederickson Not a Van Dyke. Old masters keep their value, and that watch has apparently doubled in price.

[@vivalapsych]

I wouldn’t call an Alexander Calder mobile a “toy”!

[@jimellison777]

LOVED IT.................

[@meleaglail8515]

**Starts digging through my junk....**

[@steve6729]

Wow. Wagner info totally bogus. VG is not "mint" Not one of the earliest cards. They had cards from as early as 1860 and these cards are actually on this video. Great editing Einsteins.

[@frankhoffman3566]

A slide show is not a video.

[@Dweebix]

4:13 Bill Murray! LOL.

[@TheCarnivalguy]

I wonder what Clinton's cigar is worth? I'm asking for a friend.

[@scottpool4777]

Yes very nice

[@iestynovich]

'Most people'... what? I've never before seen a video on KZbin where the non-likes are so high in comparison to the likes...

[@hearmenow909]

Millions? None of these items were worth 'millions'.

[@stompythewonderlizard286]

What about number 6 at 1.5 million?

[@happydays1336]

It's not an "ewt" chief it's pronounced "Yuut." (Ute Indian Tribe. Utah was named after them.)

[@SS-kp7hw]

stolen no doubt

[@joycedallas4262]

That's great

[@samualhempfleng9754]

Number 19 wasn’t the red Sox, it was the Phillies. Just saying

[@humnmum]

Do you actually think viewers would prefer your vapid commentary rather than the marvelous reactions of the owners? Tin ear, indeed.

[@1FeistyKitty]

nice content squeezed into 7 minutes

[@keithmoran8004]

I like that the background music is also in kids toys unboxing videos

[@francisyang9997]

time to auction that autographed BIBLE

[@ChurchClown7]

The baseball card is rated “Very Good” condition in the video and then he says it’s in “Mint” condition. Lies.

[@mwrees]

Ut chiefs? Machine talk.

[@davidwalter8821]

It's seems like

[@davidwalter8821]

Hello how are you doing martha

[@EDH-kp6xi]

I love buying Vintage, just don't know how to get it valued

[@kirkmcgee1]

Theeat stuff is veealuable!

[@danielburris4096]

Funny. The title says people who made millions, yet the first 5 were in the hundred thousands range. I’m gone.

[@jazmanjef]

I think that one-of-a-kind solid gold camera was owned by Thurston Howell III.

[@nothingtobeconcernedabout7477]

People who made millions... first items are all below of 1 millions

[@kirkmcgee1]

Theeat steeuff is veealuable! I wonder if the narrator is from Cheeceeogio?

[@docfloc]

How can anyone listen to that voice for more than 3 seconds.

[@deborahgrantham7387]

His voice is unpleasant and he draws it ooooooouuuuuuuuutttttttt

[@terrywade3696]

First: I watched this whole thing because of the painting in the thumbnail icon, which of course, isn’t anywhere in the video! Second: The “Navajo” Ute blanket was mispronounced. Ute isn’t pronounced “Oot”! It’s pronounced, “yute”. The Utes are a Native American tribe.

[@charliecallcut2219]

It's not Antiques Roadshow, it's a bunch of still photos with a voiceover. Meh.

[@paulmcgrath3248]

He just makes it harder for the rest .

[@chief1redwolf909]

You will know the truth 📖 and the truth will set you free. Free from the world the flesh and the devil 💀🔥 Jesus said. John 8:32 We must be willing to turn from sin to receive Jesus forgiveness , and to know and live out his teachings. He who does the will of God abides for eternity. 1 John 2:17 NKJV ❤️

[@revivalgames9610]

That Honus Wagner was nowhere near Mint. Lol it got graded a 3 which is pretty far from a 10 which would be considered mint. It's no even close! But a card like that doesnt have to be mint to be very valuable.

[@johnboger6]

If so many people on Antiques Roadshow had "no idea" how valuable their objects were, why then did they stand in line for hours to have their worthless objects appraised?

[@TimStamper89]

You've literally answered your own question there, cretin They didn't know how much it was worth so waited in line to get appraised for free

[@elaineculbert8594]

@John Boger: Probably two reasons: Curiosity and Hope!

[@davidosborne5869]

Honus Wagner card graded VG 3 is in "mint condition"....WoW !!!

[@Jack-ge1st]

Mint condition is 60 to 70.

[@CampyFan39]

@@Jack-ge1st No it's not. In PSA mint is 9, gem mint is 10. That is far from mint. You might be confused with coins.

[@Gitfiddle]

Alexander Caulder didn’t make toys bro.

[@1lupus]

I am not sure what the title actually means? But I will hazard a guess that if I did watch it, there would be nobody who made a million in the whole video.

[@donaldparlettjr3295]

Everyone forgets the early American version when the woman cleaning her grandfather's attic and found a Conquistadors parade helmet stuck in the rafters. It was gold and silver inlaid. Value? $1,000,000.

[@edwardstacksr9259]

I need to win the lottery!

[@britz3864]

Does anyone know the painting of the village and bridge, in snow, on the intro picture? Please.

[@robsanders5808]

It's a paint-by-number piece that Grumpy Dumpster made while hiding in his bunker...I think Putin helped him paint it.....😉

[@keithnaylor1981]

NO ONE ever makes millions on old junk!

[@ahdunheved]

Can you explain the title to me? Asking for a friend.

[@stephenallison1522]

I recently sold my wife's soiled under garments to the National Study of Microbiology. After getting them checked out I was not surprised to discover there were at least 10,700 specimens of male semen on them.

[@allensaunders449]

Your numbering sysyem doesn't seem to be based on value

[@chrisallen7911]

Goes to show you people will pay ridiculous prices for anything.

[@curtisb5978]

"Thankfully this ones in mint condition" me looking at the the PSA "Very Good 3" which is pretty far from mint?

[@victorromanos6970]

Wow

[@dondressel4802]

Okay it’s valuable Now try finding a buyer

[@christ510]

I have an original Norman Rockwell. Need help to authenticate.

[@eccollectibles]

What about the conquistadors helmet that was valued at $500,000? Where is that?

[@clarekuehn4372]

Wish you had told us something about each item. You didn't tell us about the vase, for example, or the jade, or the owl, the rhino horn objects.

[@davidwalter8821]

I don't know anything about what they are saying

[@davidwalter8821]

Hello how are you doing Clare

[@bobjohnson1689]

You can look them up on KZbin , the jade bowl shown was one of 5 pieces the lady brought in , it turned out to be from the emperor’s palace and by itself was 4 to 6 hundred thousand dollars her father had filled his house with jade , and he didn’t pay 20 dollars for the pieces it was more

[@Norfolk250]

‘People who made millions...’ The poster must have worked for the porn industry in VHS package designing, otherwise the misleading information wouldn’t be there.

[@normanhowe4938]

Yard sales have better odds than the lottery, sometimes.

[@patriciasampson9042]

I have a Remington Typewriter 1953 Quiet typewriter.