MOST Expensive Antiques in the World 

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Excellent video. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

OMG ! I've been eating my breakfast cereal out of a Ru Guanyao Brush Washer Bowl ! Better not put it in the dishwasher.

It doesn't sound stupid at all, best of luck with your depression, because I also suffer from depression like you, it's horrible what war can do, & Suffering from depression is one of them, take care, & be strong, it's not over yet.

Excellent video! Some staggeringly expensive items. Especially that plain Chinese bowl.

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Great stuff

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Excellent vid.

I have a Australia 1661 made with silver wonder if it is worth anything

great video!!

I need to know what colors are there for that pottery

As an Indian, I just cannot stop chuckling at the bad luck and curse that the Hope diamond's previous owners have been through! I hope, one day it will be returned to where it originally belonged to!

1933 double eagle sold for double that dollar

Actually for a stamp it's pretty cool I really like it's color too

The woman at 16:41 is Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig-Holstein. She never wore or owned the Hope diamond. She also died at home at the age of 84. You might be referring to Marie-Louise, Princess de Lamballe, who was Marie Antoinette’s closest friend and member of her court. Marie-Louise was sometimes allowed to wear the diamond. She was murdered shortly after Marie Antoinette was arrested.

It's ok to forge a sword but not a painting.

@12:01 - I hope those collectors who jumped at the opportunity of buying that ceramic bowl didn't end up breaking it :(

Wow, I have had bad luck as well. Maybe I owned the Hope diamond at one point in my life 🙄

Some people have more dollars than sense.

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I wish I never used my baseball cards in the spokes of my Bicycle tires who would’ve thought

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A Mickey Mantle baseball card is NOT an antique! An antique is anything MORE than 100 years old!

Dope is accurate lmao

Some have more money than sense and soul. Crazy.

Wait, you're the guy from Simple History!

I have all of that

12:31 la apariencia de la muñeca es media creepy

What a load of men's hanging neather parts.

I know of a cheap alternative to that pearl necklace 😈😈😈

the liberty double eagle

When something ( plate's/ dish wear ) reads "made in occupied (Japan or occupied China), " what would be the value of that"?

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If "Spear of Destiny" goes for auction it might reach around $700 million

Has anyone considered returning the Hope Diamond to its original place? I hate thieves.

Honestly, 30 million for the codex was a bargain.

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I have light stone how much

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I thought they found a trial coin dated 1793.

bit of a loose use of the word 'antique' there...a car from 1963 is hardly old. Yes, I know 'antique' is a loose term but it's generally accepted that an item has to be over 100 years old to be considered 'antique'

People really like to put their money on useless things.

Harry Winston, who made his fortune in high end estate jewelry, was the last owner and it was he who donated it to the Smithsonian. He lived a long uneventful life. Sorry.

1804 Silver Dollar > 1794 Silver Dollar

100,000 in 1980

Absurd ...coins lose value very quickly

Wasn't that Mickey Mantle card shaved? Booo!

I'd have thought the thousand year old chinese bowl would have been worth much more. Oh well.

Why don't you return the Hope Diamond to India? Stop the curse?

Human suffering is more important than this rubbish!

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One old man once gave me an old damaged watch before he left the town and I kept it until one day I decided to see if it worth something so I took it to a watchmaker and I saw a sign that said that he was interested in buying watches so I told him to make me an offer and after he inspected it and made it work by doing some wristwatch black magic he offered me 50 bucks which I accepted since I was not particularly interested on fixing it and for the teenager me 50 bucks was top coin, then the time passed and I was thinking about the watch after watching one very similar in a much higher price but in good shape so I made a quick Google search and resulted that my watch was a Tissot (I don´t remember the exact model) and it was worth 750 bucks, as I said mine was damaged since it didn't ¨move¨ but it was complete and the watchmaker fixed it in minutes in front of me so it was maybe just lack of lubrication or something quick to fix, you can imagine how pissed off I was when I discovered I was ripped off by that bastard, remember kids if you have something that looks worth to investigate it's origins and price then DO IT otherwise you will be ripped off by an opportunist that knows it's value better than you, thankfully it was just several hundreds but some people got f*cked way worse for being ignorant or too lazy to research first like me.