Dumpster Diving "This Thing's Full Of Money!" 

Strange you found 22k and 24k teeth. I have never heard of a gold that high purity used because of it being to soft. Most common is 16k but 14k to 18k is not unheard of. Same reason Jewlers don't generally put expensive stones in gold higher then 20k.

​. They were probably displays. If they really did find them

That was normal back then.

W😮w. I’m dying to Get into something exactly like that One Day buddy 🤔🤔🤔😂🙏🏼👏🏼💪🏼🗑🗑🗑

Might want to check if you got some rare coins you maybe able to retire off a coin 🔥🤙🏾😳

Sweet!!

Just wondering, what did you do with the fortune 😉?

Now that thar was funny🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!!!!!!

@@Legna1826 I have

Lol

What is one man's trash is the other person's treasure...

LOL

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Me my luck I'd find a dead body! I tried one time and got stuck in the dumpster I was laugh so hard some dude had to get me some crates to get out!

No harm in trying is there? Who knows what you'll find.Hang in there mate.

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Once you find something valuable, you're hooked. It took a labtop and tablet in a suitcase, one rainy day..... for me to be hooked

Me too

If I found LEGO in a dumpster or any other trash receptacle for that matter, I would scavenge the lot! All those lost LEGO pieces can come home with me! Damaged or not, I'll find uses for them!

So proud of you. We do what we need to do for our children. I hope they never forget about moma God bless.

There is absolutely no shame in keeping the planet clean. And you helped your kids. Good for you times two.

As parents we do what ever it takes to make sure our children's futures are secure. They will get it one day. And one day their internal clock will ring and they will smile.

@@nickiealley1995 I’m surprised that isn’t a Quote from Bryan Griffin...

Scrap sent 3 kids to college? Where'd they go ....hamburger university?

I could only hope ,

I'll bet you and her rechecked everything after finding that!!!

So cool

My girlfriends mum died so me an her brother was moving a wardrobe to my house an 2grand in an envelope dropped out while we was carrying it down the street I don’t know where it was hiding cos we emptied it before we moved it

When my grandmother died my grandfather tasked my mom and all the aunts with cleaning out her dresser. Same thing happened Grandma had twenties here and fifties there tucked into every little spot. I think they cleared over $500 after meticulously picking through everything. You always always have to check older people's belongings carefully! They were from a different generation and hid things differently

They come to him for a blood sample to derive the active ingredient in the tetanus shot! Lol

One of the benefits of working in garbage and around sick people is your immune system is rock solid.

​@@craig_ramjet990not always, there have been many doctors and nurses that have gotten sick and some died.

I reckon Mike better start saving the clothing, especially anything with pockets! 💸💰🪙

My sister and law found a purse with $50

Yep, it would have been in the dump! Not like it is 1 million on cash. In this case, you know it is real as it is coins!

True, you go back and ask, I bet a million dollars they will say... oh you did thank you it was a mistake... Like Henry said, you jump into that dumpster you earned it...

The dumpster paid you dumpster dive.

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If someone threw out 20 rolls of bare copper wire weight 50 pounds each, it would be a larger find value wise.

YOU WOULD!!! BE AMAZE!! WHAT PEOPLE PUT INTO THE GARBAGE!!!

It was not a can.. It was plastic & see trough... 22.58..one could not miss coins, if looking at it...🤔 Maybe trow out by misstake in a hurry... 🤔 Blessings 🙏🌟

Or just too lazy to deal with it, not knowing the value.

lol let's hope not.that's 2 much stuff 4 me.:D

Why would you think he would feel bad?!..let me guess, you're those supper sensitive types who're offended easily, huh?

@@lonelyplanet1080 your spelling is awful! Ha ha who're u kiddin'!! Low blow!

@@lonelyplanet1080 derrr, maybe cuz he SAID SO...

It's less than $100, it's pointless to try to track down the person who tossed it in.

lonely planet I think he has a conscience, thinking about someone accidentally throwing it away. It has nothing to do with “ super sensitive”. Believe it or not, some people have a conscience, not touch me nots!

That's what I'd do, maybe whoever rolled the coins might have rolled a few silver coins without knowing it.

@@javalily really? Never knew that. What is the value of the quarters from 64 back and the pennies from 82 back then?

@@noahsmith5339 as of today, may 15th, 2021 with the price of silver each quarter is worth about $5, dime about $2.50.. half dollar around $12/13 I’m just talking about common junk coins that would be bullion.. example.. that liberty, or merc dime, is a 42.. known error is 42 over 41.. it’s a couple hundred for that coin alone. You can see it pretty good, the 1 and the 2 almost look like a combined 12.. date looks like 19412

@@daveweber5334 ok, thanks

@@javalily Correct. Many people don't realize that 1965 - 70 Half Dollars (only) are 40% silver.

Max, it was probably a collection of a parent that had passed away, & it was just stuck in a plain old container, kids cleaning out the house just thought it was trash. It had to have been thrown away by accident. Just sayin’

@@hummingbird275 an old relative of mine passed away a few years ago. She had a backyard shed full of junk. We're just tossing stuff away because we were tired of dealing with all the stuff. Just by chance I noticed a $100 savings bond in a box. Ended up finding 53 of them. Why she would keep that in a shed out back where mice or thieves could get to it is beyond me. But, you just never know what you're gonna find.

Excellent find.

He went and bought a cola with a 1944 copper penny.

@@jamesh4966 Since ALL 1944 pennies were copper and only the 1943 pennies were steel that would make sense , but it'd still be sad to spend a wheat penny needlessly even if it doesn't have much value

@@todddenio3200 They were bronze, actually, and they were cents. Pennies were British. 'Off metal error' cents of 1943 bronze and 1944 steel do exist and tend to have very high value.

Man you ran into a Karen. Glad it worked in you favor 🤯🤯🤯🤣🤣🤣🤣

Sounds more what a Biden fan would do

@Mickey Mouse You wish. 🤣

@@mickeymouse6487 I agree

THAT'S PERFECT

I became addicted a couple years ago! 😂😂

I can just watch and there's no drama or bs. Thanks again.

Just remember the number one rule ..... DON'T cross the streams !! 😉👍

We had a huge thrift store around here (long gone now), but this place was the size of a supermarket, I remember my father buying some stuff one time when I was about 12, he brings the stuff home and finds a bill in the pocket, I overheard him telling people about this, and being obsessed with money as a kid, I figured "I'm gonna go check this out", So a day or so later I walk over there, and go up and down these long rows of clothing racks, checking every single pocket on the pants, and then a day later, on all the jackets, and scored over $300 bucks, I went home and stuck it in my room somewhere and didnt say anything at the time, and a day or so later I come back from school and here he is, looking pissed like I did something, I went "whats the matter", and he flashes this wad of bills and goes "Where the hell did this come from >:o ?" as if he had just caught me red handed in the middle of some illicit scam or something, I mentioned overhearing his convo and told him where it came from, and then like the typical ass he was, he says "well good, I'm holding onto it until you need it because you're not using it to go buying a shitload of candy or anything like that which you dont need"... needless to say a short while later when I was about to go to my grandmothers for the weekend (his mother), I told her in advance that he was scoffing my $ and wasnt gonna give it back, and that I wanted it for some fishing equipment I wanted to grab this weekend, and when she came to pick me up, she went inside and made him hand it over and I got it back from her when we left !

@@justinfirsch4690 so did you buy candy, or fishing stuff?

@@tre420gaming4 if I remember correctly it ended up being some fishing stuff, food from the snack bar down the pier and probably other misc junk

That's AWESOME - Have ya crawled back under since, that's the way the "old timers" did it back when some folks didn't like banks, I bet ya there is some more Folger's under there. I think they even made a movie about a map showing buried cans in the barn. I'm an old timer and can't remember title 😀. Get crawling, those other cans may be close.

I sure did. I do post and pier work. I was down there replacing old posts in the new house. Neighbors told me later on that the old guy that lived there before was a coin collector. He past away, so finders keepers.

Value?

@@daphne4983 this was at least 6 years ago. I took them to a coin shop and each one was around $1.20 just on silver value. I couldn't bring myself to sell them though. Still got em. Maybe someday they be worth more

Andy teran that’s way cool man. I wouldn’t sell em either. Great find

Just rolls? Back in 2019, I was buying entire *boxes* of coins to search for silver... and I found it often enough too!

Half Dollars are a better bet. Many people don't realize that 1965 - 70 Half Dollars (only) are 40% silver.

Any US 'silver' coins older than 1964 is real silver. Since 1965 they're all copper sandwiched between 2 sheets of nickel.

@@Muscles_McGee Correct. To be more accurate, the outer layers of 'copper nickel clad' coins (1965 to present) is 75% copper, 25% nickel. It was first used on the 'Three Cent Nickel' of 1865 - 1889, then on the Five Cent Nickel from 1866 onward.

People should not throw away Legos. They are full of memories. Give them away, pass on the love.

Yeah, I read somewhere, years ago, that LEGOS should NEVER be thrown away. If they get damaged, you should try to send them back to the manufacturer!!! I always tell my kids and grandkids to never throw out LEGOS!!!!! I have LEGOS that are probably more than 50 years old. Not much anymore, but still a little.

Hahahaha!

Good. That's where she belong. And should have been made to pay it back.

@john d all denominations of coins have varieties. It's amazing how much value your change can possibly hold.

Yes! The minute I saw those pallets. I thought of Paul!

The 'War Nickels' were 56% copper, 35% silver, 9% manganese. All 1942D were the usual 75% copper, 25% nickel. The 1942 Philadelphia 5C were changed mid year, so both 'nickel' and 35% silver were issued. All 1942S and all 1943 through 1945 U.S. 5c were of the 56% copper, 35% silver, 9% manganese alloy. As you've stated, 'War Nickels' (35% silver) have large mint marks over the dome of Monticello on the reverse (back), the 'P' being the first used for Philadelphia.

I kept saying “no fucking way” out loud.

Keep in mind however, not all nickels minted during those years were silver war nickels.. they of course will be within that year range but they also must have the larger capital mint mark on the reverse above the memorial. There are several during those years that are just normal nickels. 😉

@@fatalexception4730 All 1942D were the usual 75% copper, 25% nickel as used since 1866 for the Five Cent 'Nickel (first used on 'Three Cent Nickels, 1865 - 1889). The 1942 Philadelphia 5C were changed mid year, so both 'nickel' and 35% silver were issued. All 1942S and all 1943 through 1945 U.S. 5c were of the 56% copper, 35% silver, 9% manganese alloy. As you've stated, the 'War Nickels' (35% silver) have the large mint marks, the 'P' being the first used for Philadelphia.

That’s what I’m saying some could where them

Lllp+

Thanks

20 cent coin mate to big to be 5 cents

My son who is overseas right now has been ordering from them

@@leahcimthgirw3163j

Grunt Style

I know I was like hey man I’ll take em’ lol

You did

Yes it does! And the 25c has a moose 10c has the bluenose No more 1c that had the Maple Leaf unless one uses debit- goes right to the 1 cent Other wise to the nearest 5 cent CANADA here 🇨🇦

You deserve to find something like the money you work hard so just a little bonus for you. Take it be happy. As you know it dosen't happen every day so were all glad for you.