Looked like there's a 3rd sleeve compartment they missed that is probably used to store paperwork. They never got to it. Maybe it contains deeds, share certificates and trusts
That was hilarious just the opening safe bits...what a lovely Bentley luxury car in pristine condition...what a find! Good teamwork on sorting out the stuff in this container...great tip off!
There were some valuable things there that got overlooked. The fact that the old bloke had an eye for quality collectables was a major clue. The Cannondale bicycle is actually worth a lot of money. They're made from high grade carbon fibre and are handcrafted. For these reasons, they're only made in small quantities. The safes were also worth a lot of money. Even if you had drilled out the locks, people would have still payed a lot of money for them and then put in new locking systems. The wooden chairs, going by the design and fittings, are most likely either anitques or been crafted by a cabinet maker french polisher but more likely both. (The top back of the chair runs all the way through to the bottom back legs of the chair and then fitted with metal fixtures for extra reinforcement. They're well made, sturdy and long lasting, probably also made from quality wood.) I'd check the years on all of those coins as well. Also, the container everything came in..worth money in itself..but converted into a donger, they make for an excellent affordable little cabin home or office, that can be moved between locations when needed. :) PS. I love your videos. Keep up the good work. :)
As a locksmith I cannot tell you how it pained me to see such a pretty and old safe murdered when it woulda cost 150 bucks to open it. Good content all the same keep it up Eddie!
@@SedatedPigeon Guessing so, without seeing the codes on the back saying which model and year it is I'll never know but antique safes are generally a better price then half of what he pulled out of that unit
@@Cannibalable yes some safe techs can but I'm sadly not qualified enough for that unlike my mentor. If your trying to open one normally safes have a special place a locksmith can look up and drill out to open the safe with small damage to it and then they patch it back. If you need a safe opened for real I'd call Eddie Hall though as his tank and jack method proved quick and fun
So true. There's a shipping container dealer about 2 miles down the road, and I've been wanting to get one. A refurbished one in somewhat good condition is 4 grand. And that's for something scaled from 1 to 10, possibly a 3 or 4 or 5 rating.
Honestly, I think Eddie at least broke even.. Real gold Sovereign coins from the early days of Elizabeth II are expensive stuff.. and he got what? like 12 of them! Each one of those might be worth $600 to 900 in that condition. The Bently was a bonus. That was nuts! I am making the case the Eddie was lucky to be close to breaking even before the car turned out to be such a valuable one.
Eddie you forgot to value the container! It has to be £2000 all day long! It is the 30 foot one which are not as readily available as the 20 or 40 footers! I know it was entertaining to see you attack the two safes but they were also of high value at close to a grand each. It could be worth going through the Sand/sawdust to see if there were any individual gem stones!
The cynical part of me says that no way is that container 10 years old looking at the condition of it. That paired with how they treated the safe (I.e, no consideration of what they might be destroying inside it) makes me think this video is a bit staged.
@@him050after paying a professional to unlock it you instantly lose value especially if they have to drill Not worth it. He made more off the video than the safe alone Look uo vintage safes. These ain't the ones.
Quick tip- If you find a safe from an antique collector/seller and former jeweler. Look up the brand and have it appraised first because the safe itself might be extremely valuable. Most likely not but certainly possible.
nevermind the safe, this guy was a jeweller, as a watch collector, there could have been hundreds of thousands of pounds of watches in there, destroyed by that treatment. A bog standard, modern, Rolex is worth several thousand, nevermind vintage ones…
Few thousand dollar ain't nothing to a multi millionaire. He made more off the video than safe it worth Not only that, these safes look nothing like the vintage safes online that are selling
I think the smartest thing to do when it came to those safes would have been to hire a locksmith and at least try and salvage the safes as well! Some of those old ones can sell for a nice profit. However… Eddies way was much more entertaining for sure!!! lol keep those videos coming Beast!
@@MsNisey51 Yes, quids are the same as pounds, as are nicker, and spondooleys - all slang for a British pounds/£. So £10 is also known as 10 quid, 10 nicker and 10 spondooleys.
Very nice catch, boys! Did you 2 fellas even factor in the proceeds for the 40' shipping container into reconciling the profits? Here in the U.S., a forty in decent, seaworthy shape will easily fetch $4,000 USD, perhaps more depending on location in proximity to a port city or intermodal hub. Worst-case scenario, a scrap/salvage company will give a nice chunk of change for it, but looked to be in nice shape. Cheers!
They got super lucky to get a 2008 Bently in good condition in there. That was one of the most insane finds I've ever witnessed. They basically doubled their money investment on that car alone, and tripled it when you include the gold and jewelry.
That 1st safe was pretty amazing.. as you own everything in that container, you should have hired a professional lock smith to open both safes as you don’t what your destroying.
Rich or not. That safe looked pretty amazing! For all you know it could have been 1 of a small amount of someone famous. Or had some necklaces that are worth much less in bits.
@@twenty4665 Someone who is familiar with opening safes could have opened those easily.. Even if it has to be drilled to bypass the locking mechanism, the hole could be patched and you would never know it was there and no integrity loss. I have drilled many safes, bank vault doors, atm safes, etc. It may seem like something that would be impossible, but it's just a matter of knowing what you're doing and how they work
That kind of misses the point to be fair. Driving tanks and pile drivers and generally dicking about is what made it entertaining. The same reason we watch grand tour and we used to watch top gear!! Couple of working class blokes who suddenly realise they have enough money to do whatever they like and have a laugh doing it.
That old safe, at auction in Canada... approximately $750.00 -$4000.00, and I've seen some blow over the 10k mark. The one I bought started at $150 & ultimately ended up costing me $1700.00. I sold it for over three times that amount, to a collector in Toronto. She sold it & shipped it to a gentleman in Vancouver, for an undisclosed amount. I suspect it was well over $10,000.00. It wasn't in as good a condition as your safe was. I'm afraid you made a very costly mistake. I hope you can make up for it next time. L
Depends really.. ive seen similar 300 or less,god knows how the valuation works on those old safes ive seen some sell alot more,either way I'd guess it was about entertainment,shame though those old safes are great to refurb!
As a coin collector those gold coins could be worth a lot more depending on their rarity and collecting ability, get them graded by a reputable grading service. You might find that they're worth more than the gold value. Great video my friend.
Ye they could be worth quite abit depending on the grade and rarity for sure. Like there is American gold coins worth like 100 -200 grand. Lots of stuff depends on wich year they are from, and how many where acculy minted. Then we got another kind of coin collectors that collect errors and all kinds of shit aswell.
This whole video is staged. The car clearly hadn't been in storage for ten years. The plates had been conveniently removed to hide the fact that is likely taxed and MOT'd. If you think this whole video is genuine, you are sorely mistaken 😂
Apart from the complete set up of knocking the vase off, i enjoyed that video. Congrats on the Bentley. Plus shouldnt underestimate the value in books or the value of the safe itself.
So you thought the knocking of the vase was a setup but believed that the container was an old man's. Been sat for 10 years but looked brand new. Has the normal padlocks but needed 10 metres of additional chain. No dust not mould no rot. Come on its a made for youtube video
That Shipping container itself would be worth guessing a couple thousand. No to mention the old safes would have had some value as well. A locksmith is a lot cheaper than a industrial jack hammer as well. Though a LOT less fun to watch! 10/10 content Ed, and congrats on the big payday. Count yourself VERY lucky. They usually dont end so well!
100% staged 😂 no way was the chains and padlocks 10 years old and that bright and shiny. Also, no auctioneer is leaving a thousand pound vase on the edge of the table. Come on
I'll hope against hope they googled them off screen and decided there'd be more value in creating content by destroying them than paying a pro to pick the locks and sell them off.😅
The ring would be an excellent gift for the wife. As we all know on this channel, Alex is the unsung hero with her cooking, keeping all these big men we see in the videos well fed. A diamond ring is certainly a good way of saying "thank you".
i love how off the cusp and spontaneous this felt. keep up content like this where youre just exploring what's fun to you, and you'll keep finding that a lot of people love it too!
Then as Paddy and Eddie looked at the beat up old safe, and then back at each other, they realized the real treasure they uncovered that day, was friendship. ❤
If you pause exactly at 29:24 there was one gold coin on the left of the detector it's (or was) partially buried in there you can see the golden circular outline in the dust. The foot toss buried it more. I hope yall were able to find it later off camera.
A video on Eddie getting the main items professionally valued would be a good video. I wonder if them books could be worth something? Great video as always Eddie👍
That was a great video. And a Bentley to wrap it up. Way funner to watch than Storage Wars! It wouldnt have made as good of a video....But I probably would've went to a locksmith and had the safes opened. Then sell said safes. Haha
Hope there is a follow up with what everything ended up going for. The empty container itself probably had some value as well. Can't imagine a shipping company would turn that down.
@Rich.Saluni car tyres were full and it started first time of asking with an old battery. Also there was no mold in the car. I had a car in a container like this for 6 months and the leather seats were covered in mold.
@colmwhateveryoulike3240 He shouldn't have started the car with oil that is "supposedly" 10 years old Eddie was a mechanic and would know better, He started the car because he put the car in the container you just have to look at how full the tyres they haven't sat for 10 years, As for the battery he just disconnected it for the video
@@petermport Interesting, there were a few other suspiciously set-up things in the video but I wouldn't have caught that one. I'll be disappointed if he's just faking the whole thing without a reveal.
@@ohioping the video. Car wasn't left in gear so was rolling around loose in the container, it conveniently had no plates and he didn't even try to turn the key when he 'tried to start it'
Gold sovereigns go for around $500 USD each. Sweet find. Hilarious video. Sifting through some comments, it seems like even those safes were worth something. Also, WTF…A TANK!? 😂😂😂 My kinda people. Eddie Hall is my spirit animal.
"I've got 12x 1oz government issued gold coins... that's gotta be like 4 grand." 😂😂😂😂😂. Hey Eddie, I throw in an extra $2k no questions just to do you a favor and take them off your hands😂
Any decent lockpick would have gotten into those safes in seconds flat. Safes often have hidden compartents too, wouldn't be surprised if you missed something really nice.
Every single part of this video was fake that is Eddie's Bentley, it's been on his drive in videos from years back, the container getting taken off of the truck had no chains, go back and look all of that stuff is Eddie's, all fake for views 😂
@@HAVOK_SNM I did wonder why the numberplate was missing, but hard to fake the auction? Probably drove the Bentley in after the container was delivered?
@@Turminator15what do you expect he's too old and out of shape now to compete in strong man shows so he's trying an acting career which to normal human beings watching is blantantly fake and bordering on over cringe 🤦🏻♂️
10 year old gas dosen't work anymore and you can't probably even store a car with gas in it, in a container, if you are planning to ship it. And the car battery is for sure completely dead after 10 years, then it won't start or run on a little "help starter" especially not a big V-something engine.
That dust, I'd wager a good part of it is 'jewellers dust' mixed in with clay from the safe's inner wall. A lot of jewellers will save their shavings in a container of sorts to melt down when they have a good bit of it.
@@octagonocologist if it is "Jewellers dust" What would the point in using a METAL DETECTOR to find coins Buried in METAL. Its not real lads. The internet is fake
All that "dirt and dust" in the safe is actually probably meant to go the smelter. Jewelers create a lot of gold dust as they are sawing and filing material, and it is common practice to collect and save that dust to send it to the smelter. That "dirt" can be worth it's weight in gold, literally! Jewelers typically keep rugs under their stations to capture the shavings and then vacuum them up, save what the vacuum collects, and after they have accumulated enough send that and even the carpet itself to the smelter. You can get ounces of precious metal back from stuff that looks like plain dirt.
@@Mensa666 I was going to say something similar, the only thing I would add is also for helping with fire damage prevention to whatever is inside. They joked about asbestos, but it is actually quite likely it did have some in those safes especially depending on the age of them
My thoughts too. The dirt will be the sweepings from under the jewellers desk. When they collect so much, they send it off to be melted down. You can even see its gold colour when he kicks it. Probably more gold in that than all the coins!
Im from Western Canada and I love your videos. If they havent been sold yet I would love the records and my one grandson would love the train sets. I am disabled and I lost everything because of my disability. My career, my marriage and then because of my severe depression I have lost my 3 kids and I never get to see my 6 grandchildren. It has been a huge battle over years and years to get to the point where Im a lot better mentally even if physically Im getting worse and its a daily battle to even sit up anymore. I live alone and I have no one who even checks on me every once in a while. If your willing to hang onto the stuff I promise to make payments on the items. I would love to listen to the records daily and Im pretty sure my daughter will let my grandson have the trains. If she doesnt I will write up a will just to leave the train sets to my grandson. I would gladly talk to you about it. Keep up the great videos!!!❤❤❤❤❤
The car alone could be auctioned for much more if your willing to wait. The tip was it was an antique dealer yet they destroyed the most antique thing there aka the safe.
Meh antique safes don't go for a ton of money. Some by famous brands can be a few grand but you'd be looking at less than a grand each if they aren't anything special. The cost of a locksmith to come out and pick them instead of drilling would be fairly pricey since there's not a lot of real safe lockpickers about. Plus, less video content Just looked it up - They are george titterton safes, nothing special. Similar sized ones from 1900 sell at auction for ~£100 for the smaller one and ~£200 for the larger one
@@TriMarko Right, in most cases it cost more to call in a professional to crack it safely as to not ruin what's inside, but the safe is still rendered useless in the process as it usually involves drilling
Damn, that thing deserves the name "safe" for sure...The effort it takes to open it with brute force is insane o.O Of course getting it open by opicking the lock or something wouldve been smoother I know but just seeing how much abuse that thing could take without opening up was impressive. regardless if actual robbers would use nmethods like that or not.
@@CrustyTip sure, first watch the clip of the unit being dropped off, notice how there are no chains visible on the front of It, the next day when they go to open It, the unit is covered in chains, chains to small to be an effective deterrent. secondly rewatch the vase breaking, look at how bad the acting is and how the auction people react, what are the odds, this “accident” would be filmed so well, why would a professional auction house leave a crystal vase right at the edge of a table. Next we have the fact that a car, which they claimed sat for 10 years still had air in its tires. Air will leak out of a cars tire over a year and tires will start to decompose if left in one position for too long. next we have the fact the car started. gasoline is quick to vaporize out of a car that is left alone for more than a year, leaving a thick sticky residue behind, simply put the car wouldn’t be able to start. Watch how when the car was towed, It was towed with a tarp covering It. this would never be done because to tow a car you need to first put It in neutral with parking break off to avoid seriously damaging it. for storage cars are left in park, with parking break on- esp. in a unit for international travel (story about unit was supposed to go to australia) to accomplish this the tarp would be taken off. Next look at the parts of the video involving the safe. any profit seeking venture would have opened these safes with a lock smith, not destroying the thousands the safes themselves would sell for. Then watch him rut around the dirt for gold coins, notice how the dirt pile keeps getting bigger, why is their dirt at all? Notice when he opens the safes , he uses bigger equipment each time, this is for the sake of the video, there was no need for a digger, he could have easily used a cutting wheel grinder and not risked destroying the contents. What I believe happened is Eddie worked with the auction house to stage a fun youtube video of opening a mysterious crate and finding cool items inside, items that were most likely owned or for sale by auction house and was then returned to the auction house after filming. with eddie likely paying for the safes he destroyed and for use of the items to film.
@@jestawell you probably right but you didn’t have to go that in depth to be honest with you pal, it is just for entertainment after all and he’s clearly pretty loaded regardless. Still enjoyed the video even knowing now that it’s fake, the atmosphere made for a good watch.
Obviously it's all set up. The way he found them keys and the way he blatantly turned his head before he found them was the bit that got me lol he blatantly knew they was there
This container might easily double its value because they didn't check everything. Eddie, please, do check all the stuff that you have found and make a new video explaining to us what is the full profit. Thank you.
Really? U must be in highschool, or like 20yrs old max. Or don't give a sht about history. That first safe was beautiful, and he destroyed it for click's. Sickens me
@@koreyhayden1368boohoo go cry somewhere else. Maybe you should have bought the container yourself? And yes, history is pointless. S shitty safe that could be broken by any basic power tools.
Do we know if those were Oz coins or half ounce or if those are Oz coins they're up pretty good right now in the gold prices not to mention depending on what type of coin they are they going to be worth some great money congrats on the fined my friend
Beautiful car you needed that for sure helps a little bit on the price I'm sure you're doing pretty good on the gold and the other stuff you found again nice find my dude
Epic content you guys covered alot of content in this one vlog. Mass brutal force, Industrial equipment being used, old school auctions, storage discoveries, classic automotive finds,. There is a small chance that the eccentric collector stored unchecked paydirt in those safes to clairify/check for gold grains. Congratulations on your finds✌️
I think the contents in the safes is what ever filled the walls of the safes that they busted to shit. I don't think that was actually put in the safes.
@@commonsenseisdeadin2024 Im fine with a few ads. Some creators take it too far and I can only assume allow as many ads as they possibly can. Most have two. At the beginning and the end and MAYBE one in the middle. Im not exaggerating when I say this video has one every 5min. Im good on that. Sry Ed
For anyone thinking on storing anything long time in the shipping container like this, i highly suggest you ether get dehumidifier or very least put few bags of crystal cat litter in the container as well. That cat litter will pull moisture out of the container and things wont mold as easy. Cat litter can absorb air moisture over time and you can reuse it by heating it to evaporate moisture from the material. To check the material, how about going to drift store to get a sieve to filter the dirt trough, or how about calling a locksmith.. he could have gone into those with out wrecking them and one of those sell pretty penny, specially the old ones. Your head, not your muscles, but when you have money to waste like that guess it does not matter... Also when you find vehicle like this in storage that has sit long long time, dont even ATTEMPT to start it. You first drain the old fuel out, replace the battery, check the cylinders and fuel lines, check the brakes and replace the brake fluid since it has to have pulled all the moisture into it and in general for any leaks, check the oil and coolant, REPLACE THE TIMING BELT and then you can start trying to get it running. Trying to start it could cause old timing belt to snap and now you have lovely vehicle with wrecked engine and need to do full rebuild. His fucking lucky belt didnt snap or chain tensioner didnt fail. Not going to check witch it has but in general that is very much possibility. If belt is 5 years old even if it was just replaced before putting in storage, replace it and while at it might as well replace belt tensioner. Also diamonds are worthless, just artificially made valuable by one company owning 90% of world diamonds and very slowly releasing them.
Diamonds are not worthless. This is one of the stupidest, most annoying “facts” that I see people spouting when they have no idea what they’re on about.
i wonder how much the safe was worth before they destroyed it
nothing because its impossible to open?
@@llamus8432 No lock is impossible to open properly
Agree, the safe looked old & valuable. Too bad they destroyed it 😞
I've got one at home so hope it was worth a bit 😂
Looked like there's a 3rd sleeve compartment they missed that is probably used to store paperwork. They never got to it. Maybe it contains deeds, share certificates and trusts
I would love to see a follow-up to this video selling these items and seeing how much money they get back from it.
“These are items I had in my storage unit and I faked a video on buying em from at an auction, here’s what me used shite be worf mate.”
@@somewero49 yeah it's pretty obvious it's staged
@@somewero49yeah Eddie totally had a car just sitting there… if you hate Eddie and his videos just say it mate
@James I think Eddie is brilliant, but if you believe this video is genuinely real then you're an idiot 😂
It’s not fake muppet
That dust in the safe was actually a £55 million Ming vase. It was in mint condition before the sledgehammers, axe, tank and digger.
@@jamiesecrett 😂😂 look the bright guy has joined the chat
@@jamiesecrett Exactly!!! Great question! You must be one of those intellectuals.
@@NothingButSiliconeI think was steel shot. For weight.
@@Recetal 😭😂🤣
@@jamiesecrett fuckin brilliant mate. r/woooosh
That was hilarious just the opening safe bits...what a lovely Bentley luxury car in pristine condition...what a find! Good teamwork on sorting out the stuff in this container...great tip off!
These guys are a hoot… I laughed my ass off.. 😂😂😂
Youre an idiot to think this is real....
Eddie definitely broke that vase on purpose 😂
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Was the 1000pound thing for real or were they doing a skit
@@facedab9073 I wouldn’t be surprised if it did cost that much
Very staged. You look at where the vase was and how he moved his hand. Funny skit though.
Auctioneers don't put £1000 breakable objects on the edge of tables....come on now.
You should make more episodes of this with Paddy! Could definitely start a nice storage war sesh!!😏😂
eddie needs to make this a new series buying containers, this was so fun
@@VicGreenBitcoin even though it's fake, it's fun to watch. What's your problems dude
@@VicGreenBitcoin ok, it's just entertainment for me. Like movies
@@VicGreenBitcoin and you know it's fake how? If it is fake then eddie hall is an amazing actor
@@Todez2 Because "mystery containers" aren't a thing. And they do not go on auction. Storage Wars isn't bloody reality.
@@Khazandar they definitely do go on auction, locked safes without keys also, if someone dies without family they have to be auctioned off
There were some valuable things there that got overlooked. The fact that the old bloke had an eye for quality collectables was a major clue. The Cannondale bicycle is actually worth a lot of money. They're made from high grade carbon fibre and are handcrafted. For these reasons, they're only made in small quantities. The safes were also worth a lot of money. Even if you had drilled out the locks, people would have still payed a lot of money for them and then put in new locking systems. The wooden chairs, going by the design and fittings, are most likely either anitques or been crafted by a cabinet maker french polisher but more likely both. (The top back of the chair runs all the way through to the bottom back legs of the chair and then fitted with metal fixtures for extra reinforcement. They're well made, sturdy and long lasting, probably also made from quality wood.) I'd check the years on all of those coins as well. Also, the container everything came in..worth money in itself..but converted into a donger, they make for an excellent affordable little cabin home or office, that can be moved between locations when needed. :) PS. I love your videos. Keep up the good work. :)
As a locksmith I cannot tell you how it pained me to see such a pretty and old safe murdered when it woulda cost 150 bucks to open it. Good content all the same keep it up Eddie!
the safe itself would've be of some value right?
@@SedatedPigeon Guessing so, without seeing the codes on the back saying which model and year it is I'll never know but antique safes are generally a better price then half of what he pulled out of that unit
Is it possible to open a locked safe without causing damage?
@@Cannibalable yes some safe techs can but I'm sadly not qualified enough for that unlike my mentor. If your trying to open one normally safes have a special place a locksmith can look up and drill out to open the safe with small damage to it and then they patch it back. If you need a safe opened for real I'd call Eddie Hall though as his tank and jack method proved quick and fun
The content of trying to open the safe that way probs helps get more views, more money .
Boss to see Paddy back in the videos missed him
Hope he treated him to a few quid
Yeah was cool to se him back, more of this content.
The biggest thing you forgot about Eddie was the container itself lol, good few grand in that too!!😉👍💪
And what he makes on Utube for 2.5M views better than working!
So true. There's a shipping container dealer about 2 miles down the road, and I've been wanting to get one. A refurbished one in somewhat good condition is 4 grand. And that's for something scaled from 1 to 10, possibly a 3 or 4 or 5 rating.
@@ericmcrae7758 3 mill now lol.
Honestly, I think Eddie at least broke even.. Real gold Sovereign coins from the early days of Elizabeth II are expensive stuff.. and he got what? like 12 of them! Each one of those might be worth $600 to 900 in that condition.
The Bently was a bonus. That was nuts! I am making the case the Eddie was lucky to be close to breaking even before the car turned out to be such a valuable one.
@@craigwheeler4760 didn’t u watch the vid till the end? The car????
You guys are crazy, keep it up, it’s the best laugh I have had in a while. X
Eddie you forgot to value the container! It has to be £2000 all day long! It is the 30 foot one which are not as readily available as the 20 or 40 footers! I know it was entertaining to see you attack the two safes but they were also of high value at close to a grand each. It could be worth going through the Sand/sawdust to see if there were any individual gem stones!
The cynical part of me says that no way is that container 10 years old looking at the condition of it. That paired with how they treated the safe (I.e, no consideration of what they might be destroying inside it) makes me think this video is a bit staged.
@@him050after paying a professional to unlock it you instantly lose value especially if they have to drill
Not worth it.
He made more off the video than the safe alone
Look uo vintage safes. These ain't the ones.
Quick tip-
If you find a safe from an antique collector/seller and former jeweler. Look up the brand and have it appraised first because the safe itself might be extremely valuable. Most likely not but certainly possible.
definitely, get a locksmith to open it, the resale of the safe will cover the locksmith plus...
nevermind the safe, this guy was a jeweller, as a watch collector, there could have been hundreds of thousands of pounds of watches in there, destroyed by that treatment. A bog standard, modern, Rolex is worth several thousand, nevermind vintage ones…
Few thousand dollar ain't nothing to a multi millionaire. He made more off the video than safe it worth
Not only that, these safes look nothing like the vintage safes online that are selling
I’m going to assume they know that
@@shythawks9549why?
Smashing that vase had me in bits 😂
The jeweler equipment in the safe makes me wonder if you guys just overlooked potential diamonds in the mound of dirt.
I was wondering the sameb
Bet so
I'm thinking those 2 safes were worth a pretty penny. Both very old, both in mint shape. Had to be at least a grand each, at least.
Or filled them in beforehand knowing exactly what was in there
@P3RSY no doubt.
I think the smartest thing to do when it came to those safes would have been to hire a locksmith and at least try and salvage the safes as well! Some of those old ones can sell for a nice profit. However… Eddies way was much more entertaining for sure!!! lol keep those videos coming Beast!
yep would have been cheaper and much much quicker and saved contents ;) but as said much less entertaining
It was painful to watch. It was a pretty cool old safe...hated to see it destroyed.
Hello from Texas! Trying to figure out if Quids are the same things as pounds lol
The pint. It's for show, drama. I don't like it, but small minds do.,anything to pay the rent.😅
@@MsNisey51 Yes, quids are the same as pounds, as are nicker, and spondooleys - all slang for a British pounds/£. So £10 is also known as 10 quid, 10 nicker and 10 spondooleys.
*That vintage safe was more valuable than its potential content.*
*They can cost between $2K to $5K.*
Yep
Oh shit.. That's a good point too😮
Worth nothing if you can't open it!
@@davidhardwick1971 There are things called lockpickers and yes it would be worth quite alot even if you couldn't open it.
hahahhaa
This is the first time I've watched you. I really enjoyed your video and I am subscribing. And by the way your friend is gorgeous
Regardless of all the money. This very much felt like a “boys will be boys” and looks like you had a lot of fun in the process! Loved this video.
@@VicGreenBitcoinstop crying mate
Imagine if that vintage Safe was actually worth more than the entire Mystery Container 🤣
i was thinking the same
My thoughts exactly...
That bronze one could be at least 1-2k usd.
You might very well be correct there. Vintage safes are a thing indeed.
has anyone looked it up?!
Thank you Eddie for the diversity of your videos! I love your channel!
the only case where diversity is a good thing keep em comming
Wow! I don't think I'd want to part with the Bentley, that's a beautiful car. Excellent video, thanks!
Very nice catch, boys! Did you 2 fellas even factor in the proceeds for the 40' shipping container into reconciling the profits? Here in the U.S., a forty in decent, seaworthy shape will easily fetch $4,000 USD, perhaps more depending on location in proximity to a port city or intermodal hub. Worst-case scenario, a scrap/salvage company will give a nice chunk of change for it, but looked to be in nice shape. Cheers!
it's in good shape and can be sold for 6500 where I live. I know it because I just wanted to buy one...
They got super lucky to get a 2008 Bently in good condition in there. That was one of the most insane finds I've ever witnessed.
They basically doubled their money investment on that car alone, and tripled it when you include the gold and jewelry.
Videos fake.
Was thinking the same thing!
Or he can do some hammer curls with it.
That 1st safe was pretty amazing.. as you own everything in that container, you should have hired a professional lock smith to open both safes as you don’t what your destroying.
Eddie didn't make his money with his brains.
@@garyfreeman896 he did it for content, who doesnt want to see a safe destroyed by tank
@@Roman-ik8qb True. Tanks destroying stuff is cool.
i dont thin eddie really cares hes already rich
Rich or not. That safe looked pretty amazing! For all you know it could have been 1 of a small amount of someone famous. Or had some necklaces that are worth much less in bits.
As someone that works on safes for a living, hurts to watch such a beautiful safe be destroyed :(
uhuh, he b a moron
But how else would they open it? Selling it without opening would be risky
@@twenty4665 Someone who is familiar with opening safes could have opened those easily.. Even if it has to be drilled to bypass the locking mechanism, the hole could be patched and you would never know it was there and no integrity loss. I have drilled many safes, bank vault doors, atm safes, etc. It may seem like something that would be impossible, but it's just a matter of knowing what you're doing and how they work
are they worth anything
@@ryxlTV Would sell for about £100 -£200 really only used for decoration now (convert to drinks cabinet) they still usable as a safe .
Hi, great vid👍 hope you didn't forget if you own the container ? They worth bit has people used them has lock up a and storage.
I’m surprised Eddie didn’t try to bring that safe to a locksmith or use a angle grinder to open it
Wouldn't be as fun to watch.
That kind of misses the point to be fair. Driving tanks and pile drivers and generally dicking about is what made it entertaining. The same reason we watch grand tour and we used to watch top gear!!
Couple of working class blokes who suddenly realise they have enough money to do whatever they like and have a laugh doing it.
@@TURNBULL22 Clarkson went to private schools, thanks to Paddington Bear, that's a funny story.
That old safe, at auction in Canada... approximately $750.00 -$4000.00, and I've seen some blow over the 10k mark. The one I bought started at $150 & ultimately ended up costing me $1700.00.
I sold it for over three times that amount, to a collector in Toronto. She sold it & shipped it to a gentleman in Vancouver, for an undisclosed amount. I suspect it was well over $10,000.00. It wasn't in as good a condition as your safe was.
I'm afraid you made a very costly mistake. I hope you can make up for it next time.
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the first thing I said the safe is worth more than what's in it
10,000 is literally nothing to Eddie
@@Crxwess you clearly don't understand how people become wealthy...
Depends really.. ive seen similar 300 or less,god knows how the valuation works on those old safes ive seen some sell alot more,either way I'd guess it was about entertainment,shame though those old safes are great to refurb!
As a coin collector those gold coins could be worth a lot more depending on their rarity and collecting ability, get them graded by a reputable grading service. You might find that they're worth more than the gold value.
Great video my friend.
Absolutely. Along with the first safe especially. Made my heart hurt seeing it destroyed. Piece of history, with value, destroyed for clicks. Terrible
@@koreyhayden1368
💯% right my friend.
A professionell would open the Safes without damages… and this would bring you a lot more profit by selling them…
Ye they could be worth quite abit depending on the grade and rarity for sure. Like there is American gold coins worth like 100 -200 grand. Lots of stuff depends on wich year they are from, and how many where acculy minted. Then we got another kind of coin collectors that collect errors and all kinds of shit aswell.
When he said 4 grand for the gold coins, I said yes please!
Love you Eddie. You always entertain. Thank you.
You can sell the storage container for a few grand as well. Can't believe they would just leave a £1000 vase on the edge of a table lol.
Right?! Glad it happened to him though. He can afford it!
Imagine someone's kid doing that!
@@Soldrik_ Imagine it wasnt set up :O
And it definitely wasn’t staged….
@@bloodraven2887 Imagine being stubborn.
It was a joke .......anyway the Auction house will be insured.
Eddie revving the engine of a car that’s been in storage for a decade made my heart hurt 😂 didn’t even let it warm up
Not to mention dragging it out of the container possibly with park engaged 😳
Was hard to find this comment among all the people complaining about the old safe.
This car was on a thumbnail for a reason you know.
This whole video is staged. The car clearly hadn't been in storage for ten years. The plates had been conveniently removed to hide the fact that is likely taxed and MOT'd. If you think this whole video is genuine, you are sorely mistaken 😂
its ok you can rev the tits out of it because the petrol was over 10 years old Hmmmm
Also don't try n pull the wool .. as well as a 10yr old car .. starting it up an staging stuff ffs man ..
Apart from the complete set up of knocking the vase off, i enjoyed that video. Congrats on the Bentley. Plus shouldnt underestimate the value in books or the value of the safe itself.
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Aye, that felt very cheap.
what a klutz!
So you thought the knocking of the vase was a setup but believed that the container was an old man's. Been sat for 10 years but looked brand new. Has the normal padlocks but needed 10 metres of additional chain. No dust not mould no rot. Come on its a made for youtube video
It was all staged so obvious
Thank you for the laughs. I have the flu and needed something to cheer me up.
The container itself is probably worth £1800? Enjoyed that mate, do more stuff like this!
in US that size is around $8000 due to the people buying them for houses.
@@Level_Up_Nation they dont keep the containers there from a storage place ..... like XD
@@fw_motion4017 ah, thought it came with it 😅
Yeah every bit of 6k-12k for a nice container
in canada a 20 ft container goes for around 6000$ USED and a new one 8000-10000$
That Shipping container itself would be worth guessing a couple thousand. No to mention the old safes would have had some value as well. A locksmith is a lot cheaper than a industrial jack hammer as well. Though a LOT less fun to watch! 10/10 content Ed, and congrats on the big payday. Count yourself VERY lucky. They usually dont end so well!
Stuff like this is always fake as hell when YTers do it. These containers contents are 100 % staged.
100% staged 😂 no way was the chains and padlocks 10 years old and that bright and shiny. Also, no auctioneer is leaving a thousand pound vase on the edge of the table. Come on
8000
@@Abbath77 yep 100% staged
amazing how there comes magically more sand out of the safe after they start searching in it ;) dont believe everything :D
Funny thing is sometimes those safes can be worth more than the actual contents😅
I'll hope against hope they googled them off screen and decided there'd be more value in creating content by destroying them than paying a pro to pick the locks and sell them off.😅
funny thing is that the views and likes combined are worth more than double of what he got in the container
@@ettcha Doubt it.. they chucked away a 1k minimum Bicycle and the snap on toolbox easy 2-3k 😂😂😂😂
@@ssist01 I'm not 100% sure because of sponsors but on average YT pays you 100 for every 1k views so he's only really making 1-2k off this video..
@@averagebeastt3606 source: yourself.
The ring would be an excellent gift for the wife. As we all know on this channel, Alex is the unsung hero with her cooking, keeping all these big men we see in the videos well fed. A diamond ring is certainly a good way of saying "thank you".
I love how they see that antique safe and immediately start destroying something worth potentially $500
I would have just said get a locksmith... $150/200 well spent as you can fix the mechanism and possibly change the code.
@Grizzles56 you know the video title uses USD not GBP, right?
Did he fuck knock the vaze down by mistake.
Lmao but 99% of population dont know that safe is worth anything.....I think running over with a tank was a pretty sweet way of getting into it.
@vaughan4254 true, if you're gonna break something like that, make it cool
i love how off the cusp and spontaneous this felt. keep up content like this where youre just exploring what's fun to you, and you'll keep finding that a lot of people love it too!
nah man all of this is scripted. this guy is so thirsty for views.
Did you not see the container with no chains as it was getting lifted off the truck? Whole video was fake 😂
Off the cusp? Lol
Off the cuff
@@joethomas9408 so true 😂 bought a tank for that exact reason 😂
Eddie can make any situation humourous. Id legit subscribe and watch a video series of him doing blind auctions on containers and storage units!
Then as Paddy and Eddie looked at the beat up old safe, and then back at each other, they realized the real treasure they uncovered that day, was friendship. ❤
😂😂
Okay..................................
@@DefferJohn 🤓
Gay
Or the safe they had just destroyed.
Funny lads😂😂😂
Greetings from Copenhagen Denmark
10000% do this again, it felt so natural and genuine. Quality content as always!
and staged haahah
What about employment?
@@niko05bg25 Emerson is a big fan of real tv like the kardashians
😂 Genuine? You're joking right?
Look at when he smashed the vase 🤷🏻♂️🙄
Never has the phrase "Bull in a China Shop" been more true 😂
Staged.
This video just proves we will watch Edd do anything . Awesome video!! Love seeing what people hold onto in those storage units.
What? That's good content, honestly interested in the finds.
If you pause exactly at 29:24 there was one gold coin on the left of the detector it's (or was) partially buried in there you can see the golden circular outline in the dust. The foot toss buried it more. I hope yall were able to find it later off camera.
I wish I had thoughtful friends like Eddie who show up with eye protection. This is so exciting man!
Thoughtful?
Has he ever heard of a locksmith?
Has he ever heard of a thing called sieve?
@@tim213455 what's the fun in that mate
A video on Eddie getting the main items professionally valued would be a good video.
I wonder if them books could be worth something?
Great video as always Eddie👍
This was a great watch, really fun. And great seeing Paddy back
Nice find 👊🏽 But a Bentley, a Bentley now that’s a hell of a container find💯
I want more of these from Eddie. I'm digging the content.
Eddie's pricing is ridiculous 😂😂😂
He definitely exudes dad energy on that one
I noticed this with his calorie challenges too. There will be a plate of food and he’s like ‘there’s 4000 calories there I’d say’
Job lot
@@differentbreed2962😂 ano heard him say 1200 calories in a rib eye steak on his last eating video
@@CJ-ts4jm tbf thats about right with all the oil and butter n what not added
That was a great video. And a Bentley to wrap it up. Way funner to watch than Storage Wars! It wouldnt have made as good of a video....But I probably would've went to a locksmith and had the safes opened. Then sell said safes. Haha
I LOVE the pink plush cubes on the tank!!!!!!!!!
Hope there is a follow up with what everything ended up going for. The empty container itself probably had some value as well. Can't imagine a shipping company would turn that down.
Easily £2000 for one of those
40ft container like that is worth potentially £5k in current market defo should have included this in the total.
@@jc_classic9201 it's fake, you idiots... this is a production company lol
Eddie never disappoints with the content 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
yeah if you didn't get something out of this as far as RUclips content. There is no hope.
What a beautiful car... and everything was clear and neat. Nice. Great video.
hehe nice day spent , good vid lads! i enjoyed watching it =D
Eddie, you should do a part 2 video of you taking it to professionals and seeing what exactly you made
Nothing…. It’s scripted
@Rich.Saluni it’s so obviously acted 😅
@Rich.Saluni car tyres were full and it started first time of asking with an old battery. Also there was no mold in the car. I had a car in a container like this for 6 months and the leather seats were covered in mold.
@Rich.Saluni also the handbrake wasn't on/it wasn't in gear. when they pulled the car out. Wouldn't leave the car rolling round in the container
@@rafrick How would they put the handbrake on once inside the container?
I love how you check the oil after starting it 😂😂😂
i may be wrong , but i think u have to ? to rise the oil to the working level, might be a older car thing
@@girlsdrinkfeck no the opposite. After starting it's all churned up so there's no accurate reading.
@colmwhateveryoulike3240 He shouldn't have started the car with oil that is "supposedly" 10 years old Eddie was a mechanic and would know better, He started the car because he put the car in the container you just have to look at how full the tyres they haven't sat for 10 years, As for the battery he just disconnected it for the video
@@petermport i dunno, lead acid battery is it ? they die even after a few weeks of unuse , chemical separation
@@petermport Interesting, there were a few other suspiciously set-up things in the video but I wouldn't have caught that one. I'll be disappointed if he's just faking the whole thing without a reveal.
Been watching Eddie for years, this is some of the best content he’s ever made.
Its fake though
@@thijsvandiest7381 what is?
What about employment?
@@ohioping the video. Car wasn't left in gear so was rolling around loose in the container, it conveniently had no plates and he didn't even try to turn the key when he 'tried to start it'
@@rafrick regardless of whether it’s real or not, it was still very entertaining to watch.
Awesome finds!!
Gold sovereigns go for around $500 USD each. Sweet find.
Hilarious video.
Sifting through some comments, it seems like even those safes were worth something.
Also, WTF…A TANK!? 😂😂😂
My kinda people.
Eddie Hall is my spirit animal.
This was awesome! Do a series of this Eddie - it would absolutely kill.
Over a million views in 3 days, he is definitely stepping up the content
nice staged bullshit vid tho
Eddie really knows how to have fun and everything feels like an adventure with him.
Oh my! What a great video, so exciting to watch. Thank you for the entertainment Guys 😂😊
Eddie valuing things is hilarious. 😂
"I've got 12x 1oz government issued gold coins... that's gotta be like 4 grand." 😂😂😂😂😂. Hey Eddie, I throw in an extra $2k no questions just to do you a favor and take them off your hands😂
Any decent lockpick would have gotten into those safes in seconds flat. Safes often have hidden compartents too, wouldn't be surprised if you missed something really nice.
That's a safe bet.
Wouldn’t have made as good content if they just got it unlocked I reckon so they just fancied destroying it for content
Every single part of this video was fake that is Eddie's Bentley, it's been on his drive in videos from years back, the container getting taken off of the truck had no chains, go back and look all of that stuff is Eddie's, all fake for views 😂
@@HAVOK_SNM I did wonder why the numberplate was missing, but hard to fake the auction? Probably drove the Bentley in after the container was delivered?
@@sharpvidtube the auction guy is Eddie's pal, plus its good advertising for the auction house! Everything in that container was Eddie's old stuff! 🤣
This was FOR SURE setup beforehand... there's no way a mint condition Bentley WITH THE KEYS IN THE SUN VISOR is just sitting in a container like that.
@@Turminator15what do you expect he's too old and out of shape now to compete in strong man shows so he's trying an acting career which to normal human beings watching is blantantly fake and bordering on over cringe 🤦🏻♂️
Was hilarious when he started to look for the key and his eyes went on a stroll around the door then to the visor
Indeed. Fake.
Disliked this video
10 year old gas dosen't work anymore and you can't probably even store a car with gas in it, in a container, if you are planning to ship it. And the car battery is for sure completely dead after 10 years, then it won't start or run on a little "help starter" especially not a big V-something engine.
@@simonhasto9355 lol whole thing is funny
I’ve never seen anything so funny, here we have the strongest man in the world and his huge friend and the comedy is genius
How can you not love our very own worlds strongest man ive been watching you forever you highs and lows so happy to see you where you are Eddie ❤
Wow maybe he'll see this and give you a little kiss! What a cuck lmao
Fun to watch Eddie keep making these videos.👍👍👍👍
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That dust, I'd wager a good part of it is 'jewellers dust' mixed in with clay from the safe's inner wall. A lot of jewellers will save their shavings in a container of sorts to melt down when they have a good bit of it.
Yes, it was sad to see so much money get dumped onto the asphalt of that parking lot.
@@octagonocologist if it is "Jewellers dust" What would the point in using a METAL DETECTOR to find coins Buried in METAL. Its not real lads. The internet is fake
@@lukumusdee Gold shavings would still be picked up by a metal detector
@@AshleyClarkey your missing the point ashley . Think about it.
@@lukumusdee What metal? The dust isn't in the safe anymore it's on wood?
Awesome dude !!!…..just one thing ….how come that top soil had gold coins in it ? …
And !!,!, where can I get a bag 😄😄😄…big love the beast 👍🏼
This video just proves we will watch Edd do anything 😂😂
All that "dirt and dust" in the safe is actually probably meant to go the smelter. Jewelers create a lot of gold dust as they are sawing and filing material, and it is common practice to collect and save that dust to send it to the smelter. That "dirt" can be worth it's weight in gold, literally! Jewelers typically keep rugs under their stations to capture the shavings and then vacuum them up, save what the vacuum collects, and after they have accumulated enough send that and even the carpet itself to the smelter. You can get ounces of precious metal back from stuff that looks like plain dirt.
saves are filled with sand /dust to make it havier. would he open it with a key there wouldnt be any sand /dust cause its in the walls
@@Mensa666 I was going to say something similar, the only thing I would add is also for helping with fire damage prevention to whatever is inside. They joked about asbestos, but it is actually quite likely it did have some in those safes especially depending on the age of them
My thoughts too. The dirt will be the sweepings from under the jewellers desk. When they collect so much, they send it off to be melted down. You can even see its gold colour when he kicks it. Probably more gold in that than all the coins!
Yeah! you can see the shine on the crowbar when tha friend bulls the locker off.
Great video , Had so much fun watching & seeing what came out of the container & to see the Bentley Arnage come out at the end was awesome .
Im from Western Canada and I love your videos. If they havent been sold yet I would love the records and my one grandson would love the train sets. I am disabled and I lost everything because of my disability. My career, my marriage and then because of my severe depression I have lost my 3 kids and I never get to see my 6 grandchildren. It has been a huge battle over years and years to get to the point where Im a lot better mentally even if physically Im getting worse and its a daily battle to even sit up anymore. I live alone and I have no one who even checks on me every once in a while. If your willing to hang onto the stuff I promise to make payments on the items. I would love to listen to the records daily and Im pretty sure my daughter will let my grandson have the trains. If she doesnt I will write up a will just to leave the train sets to my grandson. I would gladly talk to you about it. Keep up the great videos!!!❤❤❤❤❤
The car alone could be auctioned for much more if your willing to wait. The tip was it was an antique dealer yet they destroyed the most antique thing there aka the safe.
If the safe didn't have any papers with it describing that it was the safe of some famous person, it's really only worth a few hundred quid.
Stfu about the safe😂
You people are drama queen cry babies
Meh antique safes don't go for a ton of money. Some by famous brands can be a few grand but you'd be looking at less than a grand each if they aren't anything special. The cost of a locksmith to come out and pick them instead of drilling would be fairly pricey since there's not a lot of real safe lockpickers about. Plus, less video content
Just looked it up - They are george titterton safes, nothing special. Similar sized ones from 1900 sell at auction for ~£100 for the smaller one and ~£200 for the larger one
@@TriMarko Right, in most cases it cost more to call in a professional to crack it safely as to not ruin what's inside, but the safe is still rendered useless in the process as it usually involves drilling
The video is staged.
Damn, that thing deserves the name "safe" for sure...The effort it takes to open it with brute force is insane o.O Of course getting it open by opicking the lock or something wouldve been smoother I know but just seeing how much abuse that thing could take without opening up was impressive. regardless if actual robbers would use nmethods like that or not.
Man when you started that Bentley dry I nearly had a heart attack. Glad it went well.
whole video is fake. he wouldn’t do that to a car, im sure he drove It in there.
@@jestawellproof it’s fake?
@@jestawell you can't make claims without proof
@@CrustyTip sure, first watch the clip of the unit being dropped off, notice how there are no chains visible on the front of It, the next day when they go to open It, the unit is covered in chains, chains to small to be an effective deterrent. secondly rewatch the vase breaking, look at how bad the acting is and how the auction people react, what are the odds, this “accident” would be filmed so well, why would a professional auction house leave a crystal vase right at the edge of a table. Next we have the fact that a car, which they claimed sat for 10 years still had air in its tires. Air will leak out of a cars tire over a year and tires will start to decompose if left in one position for too long. next we have the fact the car started. gasoline is quick to vaporize out of a car that is left alone for more than a year, leaving a thick sticky residue behind, simply put the car wouldn’t be able to start. Watch how when the car was towed, It was towed with a tarp covering It. this would never be done because to tow a car you need to first put It in neutral with parking break off to avoid seriously damaging it. for storage cars are left in park, with parking break on- esp. in a unit for international travel (story about unit was supposed to go to australia) to accomplish this the tarp would be taken off. Next look at the parts of the video involving the safe. any profit seeking venture would have opened these safes with a lock smith, not destroying the thousands the safes themselves would sell for. Then watch him rut around the dirt for gold coins, notice how the dirt pile keeps getting bigger, why is their dirt at all? Notice when he opens the safes , he uses bigger equipment each time, this is for the sake of the video, there was no need for a digger, he could have easily used a cutting wheel grinder and not risked destroying the contents. What I believe happened is Eddie worked with the auction house to stage a fun youtube video of opening a mysterious crate and finding cool items inside, items that were most likely owned or for sale by auction house and was then returned to the auction house after filming. with eddie likely paying for the safes he destroyed and for use of the items to film.
@@jestawell you probably right but you didn’t have to go that in depth to be honest with you pal, it is just for entertainment after all and he’s clearly pretty loaded regardless. Still enjoyed the video even knowing now that it’s fake, the atmosphere made for a good watch.
Nice one Dude hope you Tip the Hat 2 your Mate what a Beautiful Car.
Breaking that glass thing at the start was the fakest thing ever lmao
Same with the chains. They can be clearly seen missing when the container is being lifted behind Sir Beast. 😂
@@BugaBuga815 I don't get it, why go through the trouble of puttin the chains?
Just for more content?
@@fulgaovi beats me. To fake it is silly. But i still liked the sound of chain getting pulled out :)
Obviously it's all set up. The way he found them keys and the way he blatantly turned his head before he found them was the bit that got me lol he blatantly knew they was there
Why the cheesy planned vase break?
This container might easily double its value because they didn't check everything. Eddie, please, do check all the stuff that you have found and make a new video explaining to us what is the full profit. Thank you.
The books could be worth a lot
Books are very collectible, and the year plus condition... Could be the real goldmine.
@@undampedmule the records as well ! to a collector theyd pay thousands each
@@MikeBarbarossa The "beuks"?
just the bike is worth a few thousand
Eddie pulling out a old vintage designer sofa and saying ‘that’s 100 quid’ lol if only he knew 😂
Plus the old guy probably hid money or jewels in them...
how much is it worth roughly?
@@nathangerrard9792 25 quid
😂😂😂 Muy Entretenido..Gracias Por Compartir..
I love how they spent money on anything but a locksmith to get into the safes.
I love this vid and it's good to see pat back. You should definitely invest in more storage containers :)
Watching these two giant dudes kicking the crap out of that safe was worth the whole thing! Thanks for this!
Really? U must be in highschool, or like 20yrs old max. Or don't give a sht about history. That first safe was beautiful, and he destroyed it for click's. Sickens me
@@koreyhayden1368 It was an old metal box. If that makes you sick then you must have a weak ass constitution.
@@koreyhayden1368boohoo go cry somewhere else.
Maybe you should have bought the container yourself?
And yes, history is pointless. S shitty safe that could be broken by any basic power tools.
I would keep that car is mint great find 👍
Do we know if those were Oz coins or half ounce or if those are Oz coins they're up pretty good right now in the gold prices not to mention depending on what type of coin they are they going to be worth some great money congrats on the fined my friend
Beautiful car you needed that for sure helps a little bit on the price I'm sure you're doing pretty good on the gold and the other stuff you found again nice find my dude
Epic content you guys covered alot of content in this one vlog. Mass brutal force, Industrial equipment being used, old school auctions, storage discoveries, classic automotive finds,. There is a small chance that the eccentric collector stored unchecked paydirt in those safes to clairify/check for gold grains. Congratulations on your finds✌️
And we got to watch 100 ads too! Lucky us
I think the contents in the safes is what ever filled the walls of the safes that they busted to shit. I don't think that was actually put in the safes.
@@kevinwheeler5595 get premium
@@commonsenseisdeadin2024 Im fine with a few ads. Some creators take it too far and I can only assume allow as many ads as they possibly can. Most have two. At the beginning and the end and MAYBE one in the middle. Im not exaggerating when I say this video has one every 5min. Im good on that. Sry Ed
@@kevinwheeler5595 Somehow you don't even know that advertisements are placed by RUclips themselves and not the creators. Real smart man, real smart.
As a fellow locksmith I couldn't agree with you more. I also wonder if he has ever tried to open his truck door by driving it in ?
Great video Eddie! Very enjoyable and entertaining to watch!
Well done buddy.. awesome find.
For anyone thinking on storing anything long time in the shipping container like this, i highly suggest you ether get dehumidifier or very least put few bags of crystal cat litter in the container as well. That cat litter will pull moisture out of the container and things wont mold as easy. Cat litter can absorb air moisture over time and you can reuse it by heating it to evaporate moisture from the material.
To check the material, how about going to drift store to get a sieve to filter the dirt trough, or how about calling a locksmith.. he could have gone into those with out wrecking them and one of those sell pretty penny, specially the old ones. Your head, not your muscles, but when you have money to waste like that guess it does not matter...
Also when you find vehicle like this in storage that has sit long long time, dont even ATTEMPT to start it. You first drain the old fuel out, replace the battery, check the cylinders and fuel lines, check the brakes and replace the brake fluid since it has to have pulled all the moisture into it and in general for any leaks, check the oil and coolant, REPLACE THE TIMING BELT and then you can start trying to get it running. Trying to start it could cause old timing belt to snap and now you have lovely vehicle with wrecked engine and need to do full rebuild. His fucking lucky belt didnt snap or chain tensioner didnt fail. Not going to check witch it has but in general that is very much possibility. If belt is 5 years old even if it was just replaced before putting in storage, replace it and while at it might as well replace belt tensioner.
Also diamonds are worthless, just artificially made valuable by one company owning 90% of world diamonds and very slowly releasing them.
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Diamonds are not worthless. This is one of the stupidest, most annoying “facts” that I see people spouting when they have no idea what they’re on about.
Lol, wealthy people problems
@@boarbot7829 They're worth whatever the market value is, I'm not sure what his point is.
@@joshs7160 yes, exactly. People seem to completely forget about “things are worth what someone will pay for them” when it comes to diamonds.
Damn, that car got history. Made me realize this man was literally committed to live his life out in Australia
Had to add. i really enjoyed this video, some parts had me smiling, some laughing cant wait for further videos, well done one and all
Eddie ive been binging your videos this weekend, I love all the antics you get up too!