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- We found 8 pair of denim jeans from the 1800s in an abandoned mine in Arizona at Castle Dome Mine. In an old shaft unexplored since the 1800s. The jeans were kept by the mine owner. They are supposed to be put on display at the museum. 3 pair were Levis Strauss the rest were Stonghold, Triumph and Pacifico. There are estimated to be about 100 pair of 1800 Levis in the world. They are prized by collectors especially in Japan. This was a tough explore roping down a steep and narrow shaft. The jeans were buried in many years of mine waste. The jeans would have been owned by the mine. The miners would put them over their street cloths while working underground much like coveralls.
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Lots of people commented that I should have kept some of the jeans for myself. I was a cattle rancher and the way we always did things is that when you gave your word you followed through that is what I have always done. We didn't get to keep anything but I am not complaining we got to explore some awesome mines!
Exploring Abandoned Mines I believe the character of a man is directly bound by his word. You said anything you find you would return it to the owner. I believe that honesty is worth more than the jeans itself.
Honor is worth way more than those jeans. Thank you for being awesome
The man invited Frank there and all these people comment that he should have STOLE the jeans. A man's word is his most honorable attribute .....far more important than the insatiable and unquenchable desire for money. We need more Franks in this world.
Sure I get that you kept your word. As I would have, but if I was the owner of the mine, I would have let you keep one or two.
This man wouldn't have made it down there for the rest of his life. It's sad to think about honestly.
did he even say thanks at all? or did he just get all on his high horse about the oldest jeans in the world.
All that aside, I dig the vid man. my lips feel dusty just watching this. haha
Glad you kept your word. Not many honest people left these days.
...and so started the great pant rush of 2020.
" There be Levis in them there hills !!! "
This would make out to be a great south park episode.
As someone named Levi, I can confirm that I am occasionally on a hill.
Yes, there be Levi's in the hills.
This made my day thank you!
LOL I laughed at that
Thar
The Cerro Gordo guy is watching this through gritted teeth.
That’s what I was thinking 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 literally his dream come true
I thought that, lol. Hope he finds some!
He's found alot of other shit though and has mines he hasn't went all the way in yet.
this is likely where he got the idea of finding jeans
Surprised no one has pointed out WHY all those jeans would be down there. The jeans were very expensive even then and typically belonged to the mine/mine owners themselves. So as miners went to and from work they would have regular clothes on, once they got into the mine (near naked) they would exchange jeans with the workers at the end of their shift. They would simply leave the jeans for the next shift. Often times, as mines played out or shut down, absolutely EVERYTHING would be left where it lay, under assumption that conditions or prices would improve and they could simply go back to work, grab their jeans and start digging.
So they didn’t poop their pants?
James Stephen Great insight 👍
Thanks for that information.
Was getting ready to ask this very question, Thanks for the insight, make sense.
@@JamesStephen710 ,
Yessss they are pants that have been pooped in.
The story about the mine owning the pants is a cover story.
The working conditions back then
Were horrible.
They would work the shit out of those old miner's.
If you told a miner back then that 150 years in the future people would be mining for their old jeans they'd have thought you crazy!
And they would have been right.
@@johnsmith7676 🤣
Kinda cruel too. He'd have to wait 2 lifetimes to cash in.
@@Doggeslife should have hidden a load for his grand and great-grandchildren!
These two guys are crazy going down there. Hats off to their bravery. And imagine the guys in the 1880s spending all day down there
Pawn Stars, I smell poop I'll give you $40 for them all.
"Actually there's a buddy of mine that buys poop from the 1800s let me give him a call."
Lmaoo I was watching pawn stars when I found this
Rick: wo I see corn and peanuts, that makes the price go up considerably.
@@user-lm8fx6kc1b That corn will outlast the jeans.
don’t you know poop increases the value?
Mindblowing to think that some old & forgotten mineshift hundreds of feet down was home to thr oldest pair of Levi jeans that we know exist. 10/10 video!!!
I think Levi's would be proud to know one of their products from 150 years ago still exists, now that is what you call a quality product right there
They can't match the quality anymore, nor do they deserve undue praise, they aren't the same company anymore.
I’m sure they already are in negotiations to buy them.
Hey, I got a size 0 babys pair of Levis, that are almost 55 years old! What you think value of those are?They in very good shape!
@@perrymattingly8692 jist looked it up and price range is between 30 to 35k U.S as of current timezone.
Sike
My grandad was a miner all his life during the war and everything. I could sit and listen to his old stories for hours. Thanks for making me think of him again today. He was an honest man too and would approve of you guys 👍
Dude that's so awesome, just to think some guy over 100 years ago got up to put those on and go to work.
Cheaaaa
We watch so much of the same stuff, see you all the time in comments lol... Cheeeaaa. Btw that hammer you found in one of your last metal dicktecting vids was a old welding hammer (chipping hammer).
no skeleton goody hole thou
These denim would be a protective layer over their own jeans. They also shared denim amongst workers, that is why they are in the mine left behind.
Baker??? Bruhhhh what’s up
anyone else find this channel because of GHOST TOWN LIVING ?
Yup
Me lol
Yep! It was a recommended video on one of his videos. I was very curious to see someone actually find some Levi's.
@@jafizzle95 are these Levis or just jeans?
I did
Levi's Fact: Levi Strauss & Co. Started out using metal rivets to attach metal straps to horse blankets.Jacob Davis Nevada tailor wrote in 1872 to successful merchant Strauss the secret of those pins is the rivets I put in them pockets"I cannot make them up fast enough...My neighbors are getting jealous of the success and unless I secure it by patent papers everyone will make them.The duo quickly patented the durable pants in 1873.The oldest Levi's jeans then were called "waist overalls" which are 136 years old and were produced in 1879.They are kept in a fireproof safe and only 2 people know the combination in San Francisco. The marketing slogan for the pants then was "For men who toil".There are no belt loops on the XX 'just a few buttons around the waist to attach suspenders,the preferred method to keep pants up in the 19th century and a cinch in the back for adjustable size.Hey Frank the pair with the leg missing was for patching purposes and came that way from Levi's.Another pair nicknamed Calico for the California Silver Mine- Date 1890 discovered in the 40's.the inside pocket features the 2 horse trademark. Which was introduced in 1886 and was to signify "the durability of a pant that customers would wear for decades and couldn't be pulled apart with two horses ".
Nice
You gotta think, before Levis most pants were made of hot and itchy wool
How long did you wait for this moment to shine?
@@nuclearquantumlaserspewpew9745
You're everywhere. 😂😂👍
@@nuclearquantumlaserspewpew9745
I was searching for the song "Blue Jean" by David Bowie and somehow ended up here. My curiosity paid off I guess.😂
Maybe in future ask to split anything of value found with the owner. That would be fair considering y'all are taking a huge risk going into these old mines.
They get free content...
Brett Underwood watches this and is green in the face :'D
I just watched his whole series. So true!
I was just thinking the same thing
Id say red in the face lol
I was thinking the same thing!!
would love to see a youtube crossover where Frank and Sharon visit Brent and help him explore Cerro Gordos mines!!
I’m amazed at how much timber they were able to bring down and build the walls
Imagine the guys hauling all that lumber down there and constructing all that infrastructure .
They ere not guys they were MEN!
And I can't believe men made that climb every day on primitive equipment. They must have been terrified.n
EXACTLY what i was thinking too! i doubt there was battery powered flashlights/headlamps... heck, maybe some of them had to share an oil lantern or something? the human race used to be MUCH tougher than we are today. i break a sweat crawling around in attics working on HVAC stuff.
Pantless even.
@@chrischandler889 . . . . ok, .... i'll admit... that comment was funny. ^_^
That gives a whole new meaning to the words "stone washed jeans". Great find Frank 👍
the person under the rocks getting his pants taken off like 👁👄👁
Lmaoooo
What are you doing step miner
The jeans find is remarkable, but ascending up that cramped shaft is where the men are separated from the boys! Respect.
A hipster would wear those jeans right out of the mine
Dusty rhoads
This might win the RUclips comment of the week. Excellent.
Nah, it would look to much like he actually worked.
A hipster would buy new jeans that have been wrecked and grimed by the company to look like old jeans.
U H actually many collectors would buy those in a heartbeat especially the older ones
Anyone else wanna see these jeans thrown in a washer to see what they look like after ?
They would probably fall apart in a washer
Ufta! Maybe hand washed
Wash it. They can handle it unlike the modern pants...
@Camaro 1968 You ain't punching nobody in the face. Stop it.
Camaro 1968 oh shut up it’s a thought man
Such an enjoyment so many people can go to these places and share footage. I'd never go down there personally
Why did the miners just take their pants off hundreds of feet below the surface
Maybe the bosses gave them new ones.
The miners actually took their jeans off because at the time, jeans were expensive. You would leave them for the next guy that came after your shift. Mines frequently shut down, so they would leave jeans there for the next shift expecting to come back to work. Many, never did.
Well there wasent a 200 year old turd in em, but would there be after that long
It gets lonely in there 🤷♂️
This is the last place I'dve expected to find Barely Sociable. Good videos brother I look forward to every upload.
You guys just more than doubled the existing Levis Jeans from that era! Crazy!
This sums up one of the main things I like about these old abandoned mine explores on all the channels is the discovered history, you really do go back in time with these artifacts and amazing craftsmanship etc! Fantastic find ! Good job sir👍
Cracked me up! the guys saying there's only like 4 pairs of these in the world and then he THROWS them on the ground...
A good friend and I went to the Castle Dome Mine Museum and the mine tour just this last month. We really enjoyed it. A pair of those old Levi's is on display in the museum which is within the old reconstructed town of Castle Dome City, est. 1864. If you love old west history, the visit is well worth your time. Lots of very cool artifacts, and they are the real deal, no amusement park here. Just don't go when its too hot or too rainy!
The mindset, confidence and physical ability to venture into maximum confined space is rarer than old 1800’s Levi’s Love your show!
Remarkable find. I remember reading about a pair of Levi's that were found in a mine 10+ years ago and thought it was so cool. It made some headlines and Diecovery channel type shows.
its a shame when a person shows loyalty and honesty and the other person brushes them off and doesnt give them any respect or gratitude. makes the loyal person want to not be so loyal, nice anymore.
The honest person sleeps soundly 👍🇦🇺
He should have made a better agreement
That old man lost his manners for sure broski.
The fact you go through reading and replying to comments is so unappreciated and uncommon
There are some interesting ones!
"There's only three of these in the world"...Sploosh *throws them down on the dirt*
Derrick Anderson I wonder if he told the previous guy there is only 3 in the world, ones in a mine still
Well it's better than throwing them in the washing machine!
Same thought 😂
I hated that.. and he did it more then once!!!!
Owner: Here I have the oldest levi’s jeans which date back to more than 100 years.
Rick: I’ll give you 60 bucks. I’m not going any higher.
Some guy 1880: Damn I sharted my pants, better change before my coworkers realize.
These Dudes 140 years later: Omg we're rich
They were work pants that workers put on after they got down there and took off once they were ready to leave.
@@blainwilson7937 I only wear pants when I’m working too, and even then only when it’s absolutely necessary. Makes sense to me.
@@blainwilson7937 ummmmm he knows that, it was a joke.
All of them voted for Joe Biden.
This owner seems about as excited about these jeans as watching paint dry, He also didn't even seem thankful for the hard work you guys put in to even go down into such a dangerous place. Old age or not one should never forget their manners.
He didn't want to show his hand of internal excitement for all the money they are worth. It also doesn't mean he has to sell them outright. You can use valuable assets to secure loans, and for insurance value on the museum.
will never be going down dark places where many wouldnt for nothing in return
I hope the mine owner paid your expenses.... people can be so cheap...(unless you don''t need the money)@@magster41
Exactly. One hundred percent!
“Gly”: Well buddy, I must say. Finding those Levi’s is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen recovered from an abandoned mine and it couldn’t have happened to a better mine explorer. Congratulations my friend, you so very much deserve it.
You get lucky sometimes!
I'd be willing to bet the coolest stuff they find never makes it to RUclips 😘
I really appreciate your work and the braveness you proved when entering such a deep and narrow, unsafe hole which easely could be a grave. I remember one sign next to such a hole: "Don`t enter, stay alive." I think you guys should deserve a finders reward. So Mr. pit owner who definitely does not put his life in danger to go down there is going to sell one of these garments and whatever the auction brings belongs to you. This would be fair! And I see it from the owners side when thinking of it because I would have stomach ache whenever I see these jeans and know I just took it for free.
On the other side hanging it on a wall in this makeshift museum gradually destroys all clothes as they are exposed to uv light. Especially in this location. Actually they belong into a dark locker of a climatized museum. So poeple in 300 years can still see a blue jeans from 1880. After several years on a wall you will see how the cloth color is fading.
And one more time: I admire your work! Greetings from Berlin !
Finds 100k plus worth of jeans gets nothing but the satisfaction of finding them somehow that sounds kind of weird to me
and great content
It takes a certain kind of person to go down that deep into an abandoned mine and I'm definitely not one of them. Man, what a story and adventure! Thanks for sharing and hope to see you do more videos.
The most valuable thing in that mine is the N95 mask he’s wearing lol 😝
@Adam Leviathan $500,000 doesn't mean a lot someone who can't breathe
Erik thats what I’m saying. Thats a case for bronchitis or sum.
That's a P95
Your talking about the price surge after covid right?
WRONG ! ! .....NO N95 mask will protect you from an oxygen deficient atmosphere....been doing confined space entries for 20+ years....gas detector was his best friend in there.
WOW 1870 - 1890 Levi’s. That was a bloody long ways down. They were caked with dust, what an amazing find. Well done Frank, Gabe. Thirsty work, I hope they had a nice cool beverage waiting for you up top. I wonder why there was so many pairs in one area. You found some other cool stuff too - black smith forged nails, water canister and the old boot. Brilliant. Thank you for sharing. Take care, be safe. 👍❤️🍺 🤩
Having seen their reactions to the jeans and not even giving one pair away they were probably too mean even to offer a beer.
Frank that was to cool. I hope you two get something out of that. Because there is a small fortune right there. One pair is worth a lot of money and you found many! Very cool, thanks for this story.
I'm a bit pissed off that the owner didn't let you keep at least one pair of jeans.
Right! greedy
It's about the history. He probably isn't going to sell them either. The people that do this stuff do it because they want to preserve history.
@@slightly_handy2109 Thats not the point here. Like If you found $150,000 ricking your life for me finding this treasure just by principle alone Is deserving of something/cut! No?
@@Theprezzzident He probably pays them something. Generally, you have a little bit of cash if you own a ghost town.
I'm with you. Ignorant
Whoa that shot of him going down between the two rock walls got me sick.
Did some caving years ago Before my body told me to quit. Those rock walls are to tight for me! Hats off to these guys! Awesome and much respect!
They must have fallen down the mine or out of someone's pack ascending the mine. I applaud you guys for doing the right thing and turning them over to the owner. Wish there were more people like you. You have my respect.
Amazing!! Thanks for all of the exploring.
Very cool! We find 1800s Levi Strauss Francisco buttons on our claim drywashing for gold.Those guys should get a fat reward for bringing them up.
Awesome find! I did some googling and saw that there are actually people out there searching abandoned mines looking specifically for old jeans. There have been a couple 100+ year old finds but nothing like the bonanza you found.
Wow that’s amazing. He should give you part of the profit from finding those. You’re a good man for being honest about what you found.
That must be incredible not only to find but touch American history thanks for sharing your finds
You know I'm glad that they made the entrance to the mine easy to get into.
Minors were effing crazy back in the dayz.. and so are you 2... Balls on the Wall!!! Respect!!
That is one hell of a great find, I wouldn't be surprised if levi would pay over a million dollars for all of those jeans.
And if they paid that guy that much money for them he should give Frank atleast a quarter of a million dollars for going down there and getting them out for him as well too
I doubt Allen would sell them.
@@exploringabandonedmines Now the real work of extremely carefully cleaning the jeans and sealing them in an oxygen free UV blocking glass case so they can be displayed.
@@exploringabandonedmines I guess he dont need money like us.
@@exploringabandonedmines shouldn't levi strauss have at least 1 of the oldest pair for their collection?
Those jeans are history! They should be put in a museum!
Thankyou for sharing your visit.
Thank you too
that was one hell of a shaft going down and the jeans were incredible.
BOOGNOW But never go down the jeans looking for a shaft
"What are you mining down there?"
"Pants"
Never tell the truth when you've struck pure gold
Brave men. Made me get a little claustrophobic watching. So awesome. Thank you
This is so badass, cave exploring is so cool. Ive always wanted to do it!
"how many do we have?"
ROFL 😂
You can hear in his voice the rising realisation of what you found😆👍👍
Priceless😄
Great find❤️, well documented in tough conditions, I can almost taste the dust myself (cough cough). Respect. 😎
Stay safe and have fun🙏
A man of his word is quite uncommon these days sir... i was raised with a hand shake
@Brian Landers I'm nearly 60
Thanx for filming
I've worn and still wear levis since 1970 wearing a pair as I watched your video brilliant 😎👍
Hi Frank.I think he should have given a pair for your museum.Seeing that you took all the risks.
Yeah but I got an awesome story out of it!
I know a deal is a deal.But like they do in England metal detecting they split 50/50 with the land owner.I would keep that in mind next time.And it was a great story as you say.
@@chrisbrown7859 time stamp for the pvc and cat5 lines?
@@chrisbrown7859 no I meant at what time in the video can I see the PVC pipe? I didn't catch it.
@@chrisbrown7859 I agree! Surprised we are the only two questioning this find. I looked through the comments and everyone seems to think it was legit. A jeans expert that already had one pair of these rare jeans just happens to have more underground on his property hmmmmm. He doesn't even seem genuinely shocked that they were down there.
Frank out there making history. Incredible find.
I will never forget the story about how the minors who were buying tents were complaining about wearing out their pants. They asked the seller to make jeans from the tent material and boom jeans were born.
At auction those jeans would bring hundreds of thousands no wonder he never put them in the museum.
Nice to see Gabe hanging out :)
Very cool find! I am sure there are so many vintage denim folks out there already beating down the door trying to get their hands on a pair.
Imagine... People are pulling old jeans out of a mine that pays more than the minerals that were collected from the mine at the time.... Imagine (again) if one those miners back then could see the future, the crew hits a payload, and then says "Ha! this aint nothin! 'Bout a hunderd years from now some poor ol fool is gonna find my britches and make off more than us!"
LMFAO 😂 thank you.
no the worth of a mine is a lot more than the jeans
Probs shit him self down there and took them off.
This was fun to watch! Be safe!
I'd love to see these jeans all cleaned up. What a great peace of history!
That's a awesome find, like you said they are probably worth more than gold per weight. I thought the rule was split it 50% if you do 100% of the work and they own 100% of the land..lol. That's an awesome story though.
In an old mine that probably has produced more money in jeans than it ever did in gold, silver, or other valuable.
Silver and Lead.
Love to see what they look like cleaned up n restored
Not sure how things were done that deep in the ground,but, I am thinking they were just worn out cloths being used for torch wicks. They showed some burned cloth they found. I worked for years in a small worn out sawmill that was at about 7,000 ft. elev. We used torches to thaw frozen air lines and conveyors. Denim was the best fabric for a wick. Wrap a 2x2 with it, wire it tight and soak it in a bucket of diesel and it was good to go. Maybe they used it for light or to burn out scorpions and snakes and such
Makes you wonder what those miners were doing with their pants off. Owner should have given you a couple of pair - you risked your life to get them.
possibly changing out in to fresher pair
Yeah, that's the worst deal anybody could strike. Mine owner was laughing all the way to the bank.
No he didn't, he risked his life for fun.
I seen that Levi's bought a 100+ year old jeans found in the desert for like $100,000!
$ 86,000 Actually!
@@user-hc7tk7my3h I smell a fraud case coming in a few years from the buyers of those jeans. Real story Alan left some dirty counterfeit jeans down there to be found.
you'll be amazed how many jeans are still out there. I found 2 jeans from 1899 1902ish on a small mine on my ranch in TX. the rest of my find were canvas overalls and shirts. I made a glass mural of my finds.
Thank you for bringing us along. Really enjoy your videos.
Thanks for watching!
Just think about the guys down there digging every day with oil headlamps trying to earn a living to feed their families
Carbide lamps
Well they had their pants off so they couldn’t have been having that bad of a time
They should have used their white privilege
Yeah wasn’t oil lamps they were carbide lights check out a vid about carbide lights basically a bomb on your head lol 😂
I used to buy Levi’s Jeans until they started making them cheaper . Every pair I bought after that started ripping on both back pockets after I used them for a while.
Just wanted to say I really enjoyed your content. I stumbled upon it by accident. You have me as a new subscriber. I am really sorry though about how you ended up getting treated. But I will say I have nothing but admiration and respect for you keeping through your word. Must love and respect.
More like the 6th. and 3/4 pair. How fun to explore. AND FIND!
I wish I still had my worn out Levi's from the 70's and 80's.
I would love to see what they looked like cleaned up and how they went about cleaning them up.
Ive seen a history show on how someone found a pair a jeans in a abandoned shed in moutians.. They guy washed them in wash machine then called Levi.. first thing they said was dont wash them. They had some crazy way of washing. went all into the process.. THis guy should of got a good portion of the profit.. Yet the greedy only gets greedier given the opportunity.
@@thatsmyrc Ehhh well I know nothing about it but I would NOT have thrown them in a washing machine. Just common sense really.
Brilliant video. Thanks for sharing a great moment of saving history!!
Liked, subbed and shared!
Thanks again!!
I heard on the radio today that a pair of those jeans sold in a auction for $80,000. What a awesome find.
Brit Eaton sold them, Chatted with him today he was in Belize fishing!
You should of traded him the jeans for lifetime supply of beer
Frank is pretty good at drinking beer. That might be a bad deal 😸
@@evanscreekbrahman7511 ...😜😂😂🍻🇺🇸
Or at the very least a decent respirator
I love how he searches the pockets. You know if he finds anything of value in them, Alan won’t be knowing about it.
20:25
The younger guy is like: “there’s another pair here..”, the older guy is thinking “shut up, we nearly got away with those ones.”
You fellas definitely deserve something cause not many people on this planet would repell that step drop I had 9 heart attacks watching you guys from my phone lol respect to you guys you are a of a different bread
Amazing work men, I wouldn't even go down 20". You guys got some balls... tks for sharing
This is what cutting straight down in minecraft is like in real life
Forget the jeans, what the hell is up with that shaft? Looks like they were digging a really, really deep latrine.
Frank, I think you might have mined national advertising gold, if he sells the jeans and makes the national news. Ask him to mention your channel, if the press interviews him.
Crazy but cool to watch. Thanks for sharing
This is fascinating. Such an awesome video. Just subscribed.
The way he kept tossing them on the ground just about killed me, that's more money than I'll ever have getting thrown around 😳
😝🤜🏼🤛🏾
I was digging around once on Skyline Circle just outside of Tombstone AZ, and I found an old Laudnum bottle. It still had the cork in it. I found it about 13 inches in the ground. I was showing it around to some tourist, and they told me that I have to turn that in to the Tombstone Vistor Center, and it was unlawful for me to keep it as it was found within city limits. I told them to get bent. They took down my License plate number, who cares. I still have the bottle and I'm not turning it in.
Lol. Good for u.
Shouldnt have showed it to anybody...
@@olebilly yep
Those jerks! Should have hit them over the head with YOUR bottle.
@@juliahadley4977 Didnt want to break it. Just found out its worth about $85.00
Best video ived watch during quarantine alot of history those men worked their ass off and the best piece of clothing was their Levies pants I wanna say Thank You may you rest in piece .
Lived in Yuma for 9 years, some of my best times of my life being out near Castle Dome.
My Grandfather had an ancient pair of Levi's that were made with Hemp. Pair of Jeans passed down to him by his Father (for frequent use)... my Grandmother tried to get him to throw 'those ratty old jeans away' many times, eventually he turned them into Jean Shorts to appease her, they still fetched about $30,000 CAD in 2007 or 2008 at auction (proceeds to the Shriner's Children's Hospital)... You might have just made these guys millionaires.
You don't think Levi Strauss was THE designer of jeans at that time?
@Mara L you think jeans didn't exist after seeing a video of them?
@Mara L thanks for the history lesson, IDGAF; also I have to wonder why there is a sudden blatant disinformation campaign against my statement? W/E, kick rocks goofballs.