Stolen Money Bag Found River Scuba Diving Under Bridge! (WHAT'S INSIDE?) 

That machine you found is way back 60's & 70's. It was used for embossing payroll or company checks. What you would do is slide those knobs up or down to the desired payout. When you pull the handle down it would emboss the numbers on the check along with ink on the numbers so no one could alter them. That was the coolest find.

Thanks guys for taking this lady where she'll never be able to go on her own!!!

Jeremy I just love diving with you and Adam and Brit I get in my recliner and just swim away thank you for your videos your mission to clean up the water ways and most of all the treasure hunt it’s so much fun for me I’m disabled 71 so again I thank you❤️

That Paymaster was used to emboss the amount of a payroll check on the actual check to prevent forgeries. I have one (my GF has it) that is in perfect condition. It literally cuts tiny serrations in the check showing the correct amount of the paycheck and it would be impossible to alter the amount of the check without damaging the paper it is written on.

FYI: are you still in business you should call them up and give them the number on the bag because they register those bags by numbers and they can tell you if it was in a robbery or not.

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The bottle Adam found looks like an oil and vinegar bottle. The Paymaster Britain found was used to print checks and money orders years ago. The phone you found Jeremy is from 1993. I used to have one, and they were heavy and awkward to use 😆🤣. Awesome finds today. I hope you and your family have a great long weekend my friend 😊

Jeremy, you and Adam together is a joy to watch. Adding Brit into the mix was downright pleasurable. Nic.e finds

Even though there was no money in the bag, it was still a really neat place. Thanks for taking us along with you. 🙂

Very cool stuff found today. Thank you for sharing. Have fun and be safe!!!!

What on earth are those bricks laid so nicely on the "floor" for??? ♡♡♡

The glass is called a cruet and could be used for. vinegar, oil, or liquid salad dressing.

Another awesome adventure video thanks for taking me along diving with you I am going stir crazy have been on 17 weeks lockdown thanks to covid outbreak in Australia I sent pressure Junkies an email letting them know how you love there gear and I love how they have supported you and your channel.

Uncle nug you and uncle adam are both great role models and mentors and you are both smart and bright and itlgent and caring and loving and understanding and great listners and you both of you give great advice and both of you big animal lovers and both of you are generouse and both of you have goals and dreams and aspirations and stars in your eyes

Every dive is a dive closer, every find is a find nearer. One day you'll find something so amazing you'll be on the news xx

That cash register thing I found was actually used to make payroll checks, you put in the dollar amount in each key and punch down and u have check with a dollar amount 👍😁 love the Chanel guys.

That paymaster let's you imprint the cash amount on a check instead of writing it out. Businesses use them. I personally have used one at one of my jobs. Businesses usually have larger checks.

I just imagine the guy that stole the money bag sees this however many years later and just starts having a crazy panic attack 🤣

Nice to see you all happy together!

Great dive today that cell phone was awesome

😂😂😂 Zack Morris’s phone 😂😂😂 Good ole Saved By The Bell 🔔

That "cash gizmo" (at the 12:00 mark) is used for making "printed" receipts and/or cheques. If my memory is correct, the last of these gizmos were manufactured in the early 1950s. My Mom used to use one of these things (not exactly the same but close) to make cheques for Vendors & receipts....

Neat paycheck printer. That's what that is. You put a blank check into it, dial in the dollar amounts, date, etc, and stamp it. My first job in High School 34 years ago as a rent-a-cop they still used one of those to make our checks. It was considered antiquated then.

AwEsOmE Finds - thanks for sharing - Hope your wife is doing well Nug

Tell brit it for imprinting a receipt of checks for services normally came in three copies with carbon between . Awesome find

@11:50, it's a check embosser. Some companies still use them to fill out checks. On the right hand side, (maybe the left, I'd have to go pull out the one my parent used for the business for years), there could well be a little, metal embossing plate that would have a company name on it. That name would be embossed along with the dollar amount when a check was embossed.

Darn it mailbox door, I thought you found a cool old sign until I saw the handle!

Great finds. I too would check for robberies and missing deposit bags. Thanks for the ride along for this adventure

Thank you for sharing what a wonderful dive

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Nice dive spot. Some good finds. The empty bank bags full of rocks, and the Miami Vice phone. Crazy finds.

Great finds 👏 👌 👍

Thank you for making the waterways safe for wild life 🔥🔥🔥

Another great dive with some super finds , thanks for bringing us along on another diving adventure Nug. Be well ... keep smiling ... Later Later.

11:54 is a check printing machine. At a place I worked at, they actually printed our paychecks on one of those. Likely at least 40 years old if not back into the 20's or 30's. I think they are still in use still today in some businesses.

Am so happy you waited and got out of the water to open that bag. Great find.

Ohhh my...I thought Jeremy got a million dollar....keep safe boss..n hope find treasures in d deepest lake in ur town

I'd love to get my hands on all the old electronics you find 👌 cool stuff

The Paymaster is used to print check amounts on checks and was primarily used for businesses before the advent of Computers. You would use this for paychecks and the likes. You slide the handles to the correct amount, slide the blank check in and then pull the handle. The set amount would then be printed on the check.

That machine Britain found is a chq machine the bank would use those keys to put chq numbers in

Nice to see that your helping clean up our water way's keep up the great work

The paymaster machine is used to emboss cashier checks at banks, store courtesy desk, etc.

That paymaster is for stamping checks. It bothe inked the check and put a raised impression on the check. They came out when checks were being cleaned of their original ink and written in larger amounts and different names then cashed. The levers were moved to the dollar and cents you wanted the check imprinted as.

The cell phone you found, they called those "the brick." I had one for a couple of years. They were when cell phones were still analog, and put out a lot more power than they do now. When I had a transportable, analog phone in my Blazer back in the early 90s (Radio Shack CT-201), I got a call from a Contel tech asking me what I was running on my vehicle for an antenna. I told him a 5dB antenna and he asked me to please change it out to a 3dB antenna, I was causing issues with the tower, so the tower kept issuing commands to my phone to decrease power, but because it was a 5dB antenna, it could not keep the power down.

Thank you for sharing and help cleaning the river.

Im addicted to all of your guy's videos. I cant scuba dive myself because A i never learned how to swim and B im a small underweight guy so i dont think i could support myself with the oxygen tank seeing i weigh in at just 100 pounds lol. But these videos at least inspired me to want to take swimming lessons when the summer time comes around. I may never be able to ever do this kind of stuff myself but i'll definitely continue to enjoy watching you all do it. Keep up the awesome work fellas.

Nice day cleaning up the river

Well at least the paint bomb wasn't in there 😂

Cool. Now thats a bag of treasures. God bless you all.❤

I love these scuba diving videos. Love the treasures you find.

14:00 that phone could actually worth a lot of money... 🙈

At 12:05, that machine was used for a couple of things. If someone owned a business, the machine would stamp the money amount onto a check. My dad had one in his store and would sell money orders. People would pay him a quarter plus the value of the money order, he would put the blank money order in it, select the correct amount and pull the handle down to imprint the amount on the M.O. blank.

The machine , I believe is for bookkeeping. The glass jar may be early Victorian. I love old jars & bottles & ive never seen one like that jar! It’s beautiful!

Awesome video Jeremy. You always make me laugh. 💖💯

Somebody stole/robbed those from a gas station/store. I am intrigued as to what happened since it had been weighted down so well. Can you guesstimate how low it had been in the water by its condition? If so, I would then check the newspapers for any robberies, etc. around that time frame. I am just an extremely curious person and not knowing bothers me like someone with OCD. 🤣 Great finds guys! I love Brit talking between time periods! Godspeed!

There are a lot of old bridges I can take you to here in middle Tennessee And God only knows what she would find especially with there being so much of the Civil War history here in my area

Great content, good treasure hunts, cleaning up rivers. Doesn't get much better.

That phone was Called the brick 🧱 one of the first cell phones that come out of the very early 80s! Great finds!

Really crazy !!!! 🔥🔥 hello from France 🇫🇷

We Love You Nug. I thought Nug was Gun backwards. lol

Thanks Nug loved the dive

So the glass bottles you guys are finding, the way to determine if it is an old bottle, or blown freehand, is the PONTIL mark on the bottom. It’s a full or partial circle and where the glass blower broke the punt off the bottom when they were done. That’s generally your best bet when trying to identify old or new.

It's for printing business cheques. My parents had a Paymaster that I just recently sent to the scrap yard.

Never understood the point of someone stealing something if they’re just going to throw it in a river

Hello Nug 👋 Adam and 🙋‍♀️ Britian 🙋‍♀️⭐⭐⭐

This seems like a really fun hobby!! Love watching!

Looks liked you missed a coin. After you found the third clip of ammo, there was a coin. Hope it wasn't old and valuable.

Glad I found your channel, you do some cool stuff

Whoa, i cant believe you found Al Pacinos TV from the Movie Heat 😂👌👍

Catch me if you can! Like right out of the movie. With a money bag down there? Someone was doing illegal stuff! Lmao

Dang if I had known you all where here I would have came down and said hello.

Brit, that is definitely an old cash register! (I think) 😂

Teen looks like an old postal stamp machine. You go up and you need a 35-cent stamp and that's how they made him in the old days they moved the buttons around to according to what you need according to weight and voila. Who thinks I may be right? LOL smiles

Always love watch your videos 👍👍😂😂❤️❤️

Hey nug, you would be a great play by play announcer!

Love your new gear!

I love all u guys, I would love the cash register

Brit, that machine used to be used for writing amounts for cashier’s checks from banks. That’s old for sure!

That phone is one of the first ever models of mobile phone. You found a gem.

The wisest people have more questions than answers,, the more one explores the more one finds new things,, in that,, life is about exploring it,, many may ways of doing that,, it's 2021 after all👍👍 life is for those that are not afraid of it👍👍

I can almost guarantee those money bags belong to a pizza place that got knocked off by an angry ex-employee. We use those bags as our cash register during the night. They come with the name of the bank we use on them. Normally those bags are the only thing left outside the heavy safe, easy targets.

Like how you all get cool stuff outa the rivers

Paymaster printed checks. Set the amount and it makes the check.

9:09 WOW, that's a really old mobile phone you found there Nug.

I remember using the check-writing machine in one of my office jobs. It was cool.

Jeremy I know I always say this but you do have the coolest finds. I know you didn't show it in your finds recap. So did you keep the little brown medicine looking bottle? Stay safe guys 💞 Stay Happy 😂 Safe and Healthy everyone 💕

The Fisher always find lots of railroad spikes

The money machine was used to stamp amounts on money orders

getting electronics and things like that TV out is really important because of the mercury, lead, cadmium, lithium, etc. used in the components

There are a lot of old bridges and bodies of water here in Massachusetts you should definitely come out this way

The bottle is a n old syrup bottle. It was Uncle John's Maple Syrup manufactured in Boston Massachusetts. It would have had a cork top when it was sold. The machine is an old check printer. You would input the dollars and cents into the machine and then slide the check into the machine and push the imprint button and it would stamp the check. This was used to reduce check fraud.

Just as a final note about the phone. That old phone that you found was actually amazing in it's time. That phone came out about a month AFTER I bought my first portable phone. My first portable phone was a Motorola Bag Phone in 1992. It was so huge because of the batteries, it wouldn't even fit in my briefcase. I had another one after that just as the one you found. I actually installed a portable phone in my mom's car called a IMTS by bell in conjuction with Motorola.It included a dial type of rotor dialing system at the unheard of weight of around 40 pounds. Fast forward I had a few other phones but the most modern phone I had and I still have it today, (non-working) was the Motorola SATAR TAC) flip phone. That was around 1996. In 1998, I had a Nokia, In 1999 I had 2 Nokia's, one was a slide phone. I think that was one of the ones I had the longest. Then around 2000, I had a flip phone then around 2002 I had a "Blackberry". 2005, I had some kind of a palm pilot for a few months. Around 2007, 2008, I had a semi "smart" phone, then after that, the rest is history.

Yes that phone you found was called a “bag phone” ! My First Cell phone !

Was going to say the Machine you found under water reminds me of the money order machines they use in the post office and money centers

The Paymaster machines are still in use today, especially at scrap yards. It is a good way of ensuring the check does not get altered. A note about that old phone, all calls then were charged by the minute, depending on the service $2.00 to $3.00 per minute. And God help you if you forgot to hit the " end " button. That happened to me. Oh Crap that was a high bill.

I love that bottle that you just picked up

That machine is for checks at an office we used to have one as a decoration at my job. It was used there at the company a long time ago

Jeremy my father had one of those phones in the late 60's early 70's. I remember him using it when he was on the road as a salesman for Eastman Kodak when I was a teenager.

That little machine Brit, is for making certified checks from a bank

Neat dive gear, it was lovely river bed to explore plenty of items found, doesn't belong in river