15 Most Valuable Things In The World REACTION | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!! 

The way Dave pronounces 'pawn' always gets me. What accent is that where 'pawn' rhymes with 'corn'?

I think the most expensive book I've handled was about 1/4 million dollars, 10-12 known copies from 1500's. One copy is in the British Museum. The half dozen books i installed in the exhibit was over 1/2 million dollars.

Daz and Dave joke, but Mike will outlive them both. I believe there was an old running joke that Mike is hundreds, if not thousands, of years old by this point.

When they're holding the delicate rare stuff like vases, they should be stood on those super soft pads

I have a few old things of value to those in my family, but that's it. I have a small boy doll, porcelain, that belonged first to my great-grandmother. Somehow the tradition was born that it was given to the youngest girl in the family and ended up with me. I have no daughters but it's going to my sister's oldest granddaughter with whom I'm very close. I talked it over with my husband, sisters and my son and all agree Cooper should have it. I also have a set of dishes from my paternal grandmother. They do have some actual value (a single saucer sells for about $25) but I love that my father, aunts and uncle collected them throughout the Depression at "dish night," at the movie theater. It cost a nickel to get into the movie and each person was given one piece of this china service. I have complete service for 7 and some pieces I have as many as a dozen, along with several serving pieces. That's going to Cooper as well. BTW, Cooper is 2x related - her grandmother, my sister, is married to my husband's brother. We did have another family heirloom that came from the same line as the doll. My great-great-grandmother had humongous cast iron skillet - it was about 16" across and 4" deep. Very finely hammered and when that puppy was full, it took, as my mother would have said, "two men and a small boy," to lift. It went to the daughter with the most children. My mother was that in her generation and she gave it to my eldest sister after we'd left home. Some years later, my 4th eldest sister, who'd had 2 children with her husband, adopted four troubled teenagers on her own, as a widow. The day Hazel brought the kids home, our sister delivered the skillet. 15 years later, she used it on a picnic the entire family went on in a state park. At the end of the day, she was loading up the back of her van and as she was putting the skillet into the van, an avalanche of stuff started sliding from the van, along with the skillet. It split right in half as it hit the paved surface of the parking lot. She held on to the pieces until more than one blacksmith told her it couldn't be repaired. It was absolutely silly, but all of us cried.

Our family friend and my college professor bought the last Guttenberg Bible on the market in 78.

1. when I was a teen (I am now 69) I had an copy of "Amazing Spiderman#3)....If I would have saved it, I could sell it and buy a house....2.The pair of Levis in the story were found in an old miner's cabin....The guy called the Levis' company and described the pants....They said they never made such pants.....By the time the company figured out they had made them but their records didn't go back that far....... He had already sold them!!!!

"Portugal's Iberian Peninsula" Ah yes, the Iberian Peninsula, famously contained entirely within the country of Portugal...

lol @ Mike "26 million for a pot" 😂😂

I had a mint, numbered copy of the Beatles White Album with all the inserts and everything. Aaaaaand then my house flooded

Daz having an original mono Sgt Peppers is just awesome.

It was a "leaf" of the Gutenberg Bible on pawn stars. It was just ONE PAGE and it was still crazy valuable

Eminem also has a huge comic collection and also has Amazing Fantasy #15.

Heritage auctions which sold the spiderman comic has been cast into controversy, since it's been proven that there's some collusion and conflict of interest to inflate retro gaming antique prices. Whether or not that includes comics, I wouldn't know.

Idk if it's worth anything but when I was a kid I got the Minnesota Vikings Football coach to sign a Greenbay Packers football, been sitting in my basement for all these years

Some rich people like to collect rare items just to show off, having something that rare or the worlds best collection of something they can brag about. I think some rich people even hire their own curators for their personal collection, people whose job is to search for these rare items or paintings, etc. Or on the other hand they might be using it as an investment like they commonly do for paintings.

I've always said that if I were a millionaire I would probably give away half my fortune. The other half I would donate to starving families.

priceless like a mother's love or the good kind of priceless?

I was thinking the wine was gonna be the 1945 Grand Paladin.

Last visit to the UK I convinced a dealer at Camden Market to sell me rare Geordie Jeans for £1,500. Now, I wait.

I remember that Ming vase, saw something on it in news. Not eating that nest

I got some things that may increase in value but my main one is my grandpa's baseball glove from the early 1900s.

If you do put out an OB NFT, then it needs to be a close up of Crowdsurfing Mike's nuggets. That guy in the danger zone seemed to enjoy them.

I thought the stamp one was going to be that upside down airplane stamp.

I'd pay 3 pounds! LMAO! Mike the Legend

Bird's nest is made from the hardened saliva of a swiftlet .. SALIVA .. hahahah expensive bird spit ...

C'mon guys! You've never heard of birds nest soup? I live in central USA, and I have. Never tried it though. You do it first and let me know, ok?? Lol Really enjoy your shows. Keep them coming.

I thought birds nest soup was from the saliva of the bird.🤷🏾‍♀️

The secret service isn’t very secret if everyone seems to know about it.

You guys should react to rare items by emplemon

I have a personalized and signed Winter Sports Award program from LeBron James during his junior year at SVSM high school and an 1861 Spencer Repeater from the U.S. Civil War that's been passed down through the family. One of them might be worth more than the other though.

The most disgusting part of birds nest soup for me is that the birds build the nest using their saliva like glue. That just doesnt seem right to me.

I don't think I would want that Double Fantasy album, it just has bad vibes to it and I don't think I would feel clean touching anything John's murderer touched and owned. Maybe a museum, but I would vote for exorcism by fire for the thing. ick! Let John's last signature be returned to him in the sky.

I have a few hundred baseball cards from the 90's that have never been opened, idk if there's anything of value in there. Probably a few hundred $$ worth of pokemon cards I kept in good condition from when I was in middle school as well. 3 holographic Charzards, one is from Japan.

#NiceVideo Love From Germany ❤️

You might think a golden ship is valuable, but you know what the most valuable ship in the world is?

OB Mike is the Boomhauer of the UK

I have a lot of these I’d even show but it’s RU-vid 10:26

Obviously, you are really not aware of the popularity of baseball around the world. It is the most popular team sport in Japan, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Panama, Curacao, Taiwan, and ranks as the 2nd most popular sport in the USA, Mexico and South Korea. As others have mentioned, except for Team Great Britain, Team Italy, Team Israel which have mostly American born players all the other teams in this tournament play with home grown talent including Australia, Canada, Nicaragua, Colombia, Czech Republic.

Nothing is more of a rip off than the taxes on cigarettes; they're just tobacco leaves and paper!

The narration is done by AI. That is why it is pronouncing some words in a strange way.

I've got a rookie Michael Jordan card that's in pretty good shape. Not mint, but the right buyer would probably pay $20,000 or more. I also have a baseball signed by every member of the Reds, including Ken Griffey, Jr. No idea what it's worth. Probably a few grand.

This is old the Wagner card sold for over $6M.

Bird’s nest? I’d rather eat the bird

Lessgo Sweden! Should have included games, Super Mario Bros. sold for $2 million. And a pokémon card sold for $195,000.

Ngl some of these are absolutely useless and a total waste of money

3:20 Humor of a 6 year old and wonder why no one takes him serious

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Is English the narrator of this videos 10th language? Some of the pronunciations are simply ridiculous.

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Mike's new nickname: "2 Buck Chuck".

I love how the video y’all watched conveniently leave out the fact the nests are made of the birds spit. 🪹