15 Most Valuable Things In The World

oh mad so if you've got one you can't tell anyone because they're going to stop pursuing them they'll break your door down and come take it hello and welcome back to some more summer reacts it's your boy big joshua minter and what we can call you these days v2s and we're watching today the 50 most favorable things in the world if the number one one isn't friendship and love then this list is fun i hate you because you can't put a price on something like that so you really can't it's really valuable then yeah that's true actually isn't it it's priceless give me a prediction what do you think the most valuable thing in the world is what defines like can you put like a couple the screenshot we're looking at right now is there's something like kind of ours they're trying to advance like an object because it's like an object or a thing like our country is probably more valuable so just go for objects or things some kind of objects i think okay i'll take a saudi arabian oil field please no no no no a thing that is a thing still but i mean like human objects give me objects yeah uh i'm gonna go with an uh a dinosaur like a fossil yeah yeah two and carmine's head or something i'm gonna go with jeff bezos i said objects lad he is an object bro i don't press play many people enjoy collecting things as a hobby from trading cards to musical instruments and memorabilia there is something satisfying about watching the collection grow but in every category there is a veritable holy grail an item so rare that only the world's elite could hope to possess it from gemstones to comic books we're looking at the rarest items in the world ksi is necklace it's like collectible things then okay hanus wagner though he may not be as famous as babe ruth or lou gehrig ah wagner's baseball card is by far the rarest in existence is it because he like killed someone after he'd got a took or something no i'm joking the 1909-11 hanus wagner set a new world record price for a baseball card selling for 3.12 million dollars this breaks the old record of 2.8 million dollars which was paid for a different copy of the same card in 2007. the cards were produced by the american tobacco company about 60 wagner cards exist the tobacco company abruptly stunt production because either the great pirates shortstop opposed smoking or he wasn't compensated for use of his image i'm mad that you used to get those in like packs of gum there's tobacco some right yeah but then you could get them in yeah the limited run made the card extremely valuable in addition the card was produced with larger than average margins leading to the nickname jumbo wagner okay um there was some baseball trading card then or basketball one and like the guy in it like there was a guy in the background of the photo and he like killed his wife and then the picture became worth a lot more that's what i'm thinking of i think maybe it's in here still easily the rarest sports card in the world i swear this was like psa six or something and it still went for that much yeah unfolding it gutenberg bible many people see the advent of the gutenberg printing press as the single most important moment in modern history before the printing press books had to be written out by hand meaning that it was time intensive thus books were scarce and literacy was a luxury reserve for the rich and powerful but the gutenberg press changed all that the first book printed on the press was unsurprisingly the bible the first was commissioned in 1456. several hundred more followed but books are not designed to be durable and very few remains at the moment partial copies are purported to exist and 21 full copies these are held in the library of congress and other well-respected institutions all across the western world a single page in good condition can go for twenty five thousand dollars and a complete first edition could easily fetch 35 million not bad for a dusty old book rarest coin at first glance it might look like a piece of leftover loose change but it's actually worth millions making it possibly the most valuable ounce of gold in the world the rare 1933 20 double eagle is the most expensive gold coin ever to be sold at auction and a legend among collectors the coins featuring an eagle on one side and liberty on the other were melted down before they ever left the united states mint sacrificed as part of a strategy to remove america from the gold standard and stabilize the american economy only one coin is legally in private hands with all other 1933 double eagles remaining as property of the us government and the u.s secret service pursues any newly discovered coins oh mad so if you've got one you can't tell anyone because they're going to stop pushing them they'll break your door down and come take it oh that's good i'm mad you've got to sell the black market or something that's actually pretty sick you know and the twenty dollar coin went for an unbelievable seven point nine million dollars that's a 7.6999 980 [ __ ] profit shakespeare's signatures william shakespeare was so prolific that many people posited that he was actually a group of people publishing under a pseudonym he was an english poet playwright and actor of the renaissance era he was an important member of the king's men company of theatrical players from roughly 1594 onward known throughout the world shakespeare's writings capture the range of human emotion and conflict and have been celebrated for more than four hundred years that's not shakespeare while the works themselves are not rare it's extremely rare to find his signature in fact there are only six verified copies in existence that's a pretty dope signature you know and they are each valued at three million dollars or more three million dollars none of the signatures are connected to works of art instead they are on legal documents that he signed during his lifetime the scarcity of signatures only adds to shakespeare's mysterious identity i've always thought signatures are kind of pointless you know like you know you know now thinking of it you may as well get a picture with someone not their signature but now i'm thinking you know if i meet like stuart dallas [Music] how many things are how many things have you signed isn't it it's not scarce the minimum signature is not scary if i find like stuart dallas from leeds you know you never know in like 100 years that might be worth a million you think i reckon you'd be worth [ __ ] all my friend you want to take that risk you go ahead p night painite is the world's rarest known gemstone it was originally discovered in 1950 in myanmar by british mineralogist and gem dealer arthur c d payne ciao alpha p9's extreme rarity is due to it containing the chemical elements zirconium and boron which do not normally associate with each other in nature and don't occur together in any other mineral ironically some peanut crystals are partly altered to a crust of small pink crystals of the most ruby though it's very close in composition to sapphire these stones are totally unique their extreme scarcity means that it costs as much as 60 000 for a single carrot they are only native to a small region in myanmar making them even more difficult to obtain while other precious stones like diamonds and emeralds are better known true gem aficionados know that painite is the rarest stone on earth wait don't don't tell me that oh we're not going to hate also pendant peanut necklace paris in the mud spiderman comic even a casual comic book fan knows that spider-man is the most beloved superhero and that his early material is extremely rare writer stan lee and illustrator steve ditko created spider-man as a filler story for a cancelled anthology series at the time a teenage lead hero was unheard of in comic books however young readers responded powerfully to peter parker prompting an ongoing title and ultimately a meteor empire including video games several animated and one live-action television series a live-action film franchise and a broadway musical geez that's a musical of spider-man the first appearance in amazing fantasy number 15 is by far the most highly valued comic in the world oh my parents didn't used to let me watch spider-man right too aggressive for you yeah i remember i just wrote spider-man as a kid they wouldn't let me watch it why but the cartoon version of it they probably thought you were gonna try and you know like recreate it yeah yeah why was this very very smart i put it on thinking yeah you're gonna try and jump off and like try and shoot your web out of his wrist when i see him again i'm gonna hold him to account on that one because that was that right this deprived me of that was the child you're gonna cancel your parents number 15 sold at heritage auctions in dallas on february 18 2016 for four hundred and fifty four thousand one hundred dollars a record price at public auction for the comments that record was shattered when a mint condition copy was sold for 1.1 million dollars less than a year later because the publication was initially sold for only 12 cents it pays to hold on to your old comic books tree skilling yellow stamp the tree skilling yellow is a swedish postage stamp which holds the world's record auction sales price for a single postage stamp i ground used to collect stamps so my dad still does mighty worst i think yeah much gone raider house in the 1800s swedish currency was known as a skilling the normal free skilling stamp printed in sweden should be green whereas the eight skilling stamp was printed in yellow however due to an unknown error in 1855 most likely because the three skilling plate was accidentally replaced by an eight skilling one the three skilling stamp was printed in yellow creating the precious tree skilling yellow stamp the only known copy in existence of the tree skilling yellow was discovered by a schoolboy named george wilhelm bakeman in 1886 while going through his grandparents attic the stamp made headlines in 1984 when it was sold for 1.07 million dollars at a 1990 sale it made over 1 million dollars and then in 1996 it was sold again for 2.875 million dollars each successive sale meant a world record worth for a postage stamp this also makes the stamp the most expensive item by weight in the world okay okay okay i get the exclusivity style like cider stuff yeah i don't care how much money you have it is still a stamp i guess that that people will be buying it as an investment i get an investment but at the same time it shouldn't be worth that much bro but it's a yellow three skilling you don't understand exactly it's an error print it's probably not even legal anymore you know you never use it anyway it's just a hat bro if i woke up every morning and i looked at a framed yellow was it a [ __ ] yellow free skinning or whatever i it would just out of spring in my step i think that's what you know it's about 2.8 million if it was worth 50p drinking you care oh man through the yellow three [Laughter] something skilling it levi jeans levi's are synonymous with blue jeans levi jeans do you get that after you get the reference organization yeah i didn't you didn't no you see the video was the guy chasing he's just like he's got wearing boot cuts and he's chasing around going yeah leave my jeans no how have you not this is a classic internet video boy have you not seen them at the end of this sure bro sure what was the end of this i don't seem like a [ __ ] idiot the story began in 1850 when a bavarian immigrant arrived in san francisco to try his luck in the gold rush hearing of the miners need for durable pants strauss hired a tailor to make garments out of 10 canvas later denim was substituted and copper riveting was added to pocket seams little did he know that he would become richer than any of the gold miners levi's became extremely popular for their durability and eventually their style a pair of these original levi's 501 jeans from more than 115 years ago went on sale in 2005 and were purchased by a japanese collector for 60 thousand dollars while there are technically more expensive pants these are one of a kind cannot be recreated making them the rarest pair of pants in the world double fantasy album one of the most legendary and brutal murders in music occurred on december 8 1980. mark david chapman was a psychotic man living in new york city he had a number of obsessions including catcher in the rye todd rundgren and most famously the beatles on that fateful day he accosted james taylor in the subway and then went looking for famed beetle songwriter john lennon before the grizzly murder took place chapman asked lennon to sign a copy of his latest album double fantasy lennon acquiesced only moments before chapman shot him point blank in the back and the lung the album fell into the rose garden nearby it was later used as evidence in the case because it had chapman's fingerprints though it's an extremely morbid piece of memorabilia the album was later sold for 460 thousand dollars chapman remains in jail to this day for the horrendous murder soraya horse the soraya is a breed of ancient horses that developed in portugal's iberian peninsula every time i look at a horse now i can't think of anything except the fact jj said he could knock one out something he would creep up on it he'd slide attack at his leg to break his leg and then he'd somehow beat it in a fight and i've i've tried to explain to him but he's going for the ground and pound wait so no weapon no weapon he's no weapon neither oh he's getting he doesn't think horses are alert that's what it is he can sneak up on a horse like he's not going to know bro you're watching is it where is the start yards away from a horse that is start twitching yeah but no he's no he said it like maybe like a basketball court like just like you to fight basketball court bro i've told him he's gonna get packed in he's getting packed in but he's wait i think i think why is the basketball court coming to it's gonna find a horse in a basketball court no no but i mean like that's the arena you fight that's the side so i think i think a ufc ring is too small you have a basketball court so there's nowhere to hide or anything it's just that big yeah you're done he said he said if he'd run up on it he'd sneak up kick its leg out like like break its leg and then apparently win i feel like that horse is like just pure muscle like you're gonna kick his leg and it's gonna go thanks for that i enjoyed it bro even if you don't break his leg bro it's gonna it will beat you from it's back it will just kick up with his legs there's two is too it's a beast it would kill her broken leg it doesn't know it's broken you'll just kick it no those two they're deluded yeah i've no i've tried to explain this to him but they're primitive markings convicts profile and grulla coloring are all indicative of their ancientness the soraya is an extremely rare breed very recently they have been categorized as a breed by the portuguese functional stuff and thus helped their population grow today they are mainly found in portugal and germany it's thought the soraya animals were among the first to be taken to the americas by the spanish as they were adaptable hearty and useful as pack animals once upon a time these horses were plentiful all across the european continent but loss of habitat and proliferation of new breeds has forced this beautiful creature almost into extinction blue empress it's uncommon for a piece of jewelry to set off a media storm but that's exactly what happened in 2003 when harrid's department store in london unveiled the blue and press the diamond necklace valued at around 16 million dollars and the shop hoped it would be sold as a christmas present the necklace quickly attracted a bit of 20 million dollars it's built around the blue empress a rare blue pear-shaped diamond weighing 14 carats the necklace in which it's set is made from 18-karat white gold and a number of smaller round white diamonds didn't they just say they hope to sell it for christmas yeah they've already sold it like in like the november or something so someone got as a christmas present like a rich person they say 20 million dollars yeah good christmas the stone is especially valuable because color diamonds are extremely rare and this specimen is considered by many to be the most perfectly crafted in the world the necklace was eventually sold to an anonymous buyer for an undisclosed amount bottle of wine might have been a ton even an amateur sommelier knows that wine is valued both for its taste and its history one bottle of wine from 1787 has both in spades the bottle was a bordeaux a 1787 chateau lafitte produced by the rothschild family's vineyards in the south of france publisher malcolm forbes in 1985 paid 160 thousand dollars for a bottle of 1787 vintage was believed to be from the late president thomas jefferson seller and has the initials thj etched in the glass thomas jefferson was the third president of the united states and one of the most revered of its founding fathers a philosopher scientist and statesman the aristocratic jefferson was also an avid enophile when he was ambassador to france he spent much of his time visiting the vineyards of bordeaux and burgundy buying wine for his own collection and on behalf of his friends back home ming dynasty vase an old vase machine for the donation but check it with an antique expert first to see if it can pay for your retirement in one case an ancient chinese vase was left half-hazardly on a wooden shelf i would like something like this in my house so that's very sick but what if i knocked it yeah you would kick it with a football yeah no no i wouldn't buy i wouldn't buy one of the actual ones but like that style i quite like like the uh yeah look at that dragon that's a funny looking when the couple who owned it were going through their belongings they realized they had hit the jackpot dating from the 15th century the ming dynasty imperial vase went for 22.6 million dollars how do they just come about like oh we're just checking we got aside from that long ago very few of these vases exist in good condition and the couple said they couldn't remember where they had acquired the decorative piece of kitchenware thanks to this happy accident the couple have retired comfortably of the east yanwo or bird's nest is sometimes referred to as the caviar of the east there are two reasons for this they're high cost and because this food is treasured as a delicacy a few species of swiftlets build edible nests that are consumed by humans worldwide and because the nests are extremely difficult to harvest the food is extremely expensive this looks like it'll taste like [ __ ] i won't lie yeah yeah the chinese believe eating these birds nest influences lung stomach and kidney meridians and improves appetite and complexion they commonly use them to aid recuperation from debilitating illnesses because of their easily digestible glycoprotein and other nutrients farmed nests can cost thirty dollars a bowl in china but wild caught nests generally go for ten thousand dollars a gram ten thousand dollars a gram it looks like [ __ ] a cram i'll be honest they look like [ __ ] well no one at the start predicted that the number one one would be a caviar nest so there we go ten thousand dollars a gram all right let's quickly see this clip are your trousers are funny trust [Laughter] [Music] all right well thanks for watching [Music] you

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Published: Sat Apr 17 2021