The BIGGEST Discoveries On Storage Wars..

Welcome back to Lifestyle Focus. The Storage Wars cast discovered some intriguing items over the course of 12 seasons. The group discovered objects inside abandoned storage lockers held by people from various walks of life (and with all kinds of interests) over the years, including an entire beekeeping kit, a sizable My Little Pony collection, a World War II minesweeper, and an entire comic book collection.

There have been plenty of very valuable lockers the group has bid on as well. A surprising find on Storage Wars season 1 saw a huge stash of newspapers from the day Elvis Presley died, which turned out to be worth a whopping $90,000. (Yes, that is the correct amount of zeroes.) Another locker that also turned out to be worth $90,000 housed a massive stock of collectible toys. Then there was a haul of $27,000 worth of vending machines. But those pale in comparison to the massive profit one locker resulted in. Here’s the most valuable locker the Storage Wars cast ever found. The Storage Wars locker is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, There are a number of worthy contenders for the top spot on the list of most valuable Storage Wars locker finds, but the winner is Darrell Sheets’ discovery of a Frank Gutierrez art collection that was valued on-site by an expert to be worth around $300,000. An even bigger find happened without the cameras rolling. Outside the direct limelight of Storage Wars, there have been a few lockers auctioned off by series cast members Dan and Laura Dotson through their company American Auctioneers, which owns the A&E show. Storage Wars Dan Dotson made a multi-million-dollar find, Dan didn’t discover the value of the locker until way after the fact when a woman approached him at a charity event to tell him a locker her husband had paid a paltry $500 for having a safe inside it. In the safe was no small find: the man pulled out a total of $7.5 million in cold, hard, Cash.

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The BIGGEST Discoveries On Storage Wars..

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