Summary
Highlights
Unpacking and Discoveries: Simon & Tobi00:35:14
Simon and Tobi start with their Pokémon card box, discovering some potentially valuable cards and a jukebox. They also find old books, Polaroid cameras, and sake. Simon finds vintage Adidas boots.
Unpacking and Discoveries: JJ & Vik00:40:48
JJ and Vik unbox their items, finding ceramic animals, toy cars, and old iPhones. They also discover a musical instrument and comics. Later, they find a bong and what appears to be moldy weed, and an impulse sealer, suggesting a Pokémon card resealing operation. They find a wedding dress.
Introduction and Team Lineup00:00:00
The video starts with an introduction to the challenge: 10 abandoned storage lockers bought from around the world will be auctioned off. Three teams of two — Box Bandits (Simon and Tobi), Bargain Bunters (JJ and Vik), and Bargain Sniffers (Harry and Josh) — will compete with a £1,000 budget to find the most profitable five items.
First Auction: Pokémon Cards00:01:56
The first container, 4038, is eyed by Josh for its visible Pokémon cards. The teams engage in a bidding war, despite uncertainties about the cards' value. Josh and Harry ultimately win the first box with a bid of £330.
Second Auction: The Safe and Golf Clubs00:06:43
Container 4045 contains a large safe and golf clubs. The teams speculate about the contents of the safe. Despite some reluctance, Harry and Josh win this box as well for £200, believing the safe itself to be valuable.
Third Auction: American Sports Memorabilia00:10:25
Box 4027, a US box, appears to contain American football helmets and other sports items. The teams are cautious with their bids. JJ and Vik win this box for £199, hoping for valuable discoveries.
Fourth Auction: Oversized and Californian Items00:13:10
Container 4049 is described as a 'big one' originating from California. It contains what appears to be a musical instrument and other large items. JJ and Vik secure this box for £206.
Fifth Auction: Louisville and Buzz Lightyear00:16:52
Box 4069, from Louisville, contains a mixer, golf clubs, and Buzz Lightyear figures. Simon and Tobi are particularly interested in the Buzz Lightyear figures. They win the box for £226.
Sixth Auction: African Artifacts00:20:34
Box 9020 is a 'Jamaican box' with African artifacts. It sparks interest, particularly for JJ and Vik. Despite some apprehension about the contents, Simon and Tobi win this box for £210.
Seventh Auction: Halloween Decorations and Horror00:24:34
Box 9018 is filled with Halloween decorations, including a creepy doll. The teams are wary. Josh and Harry secure this box for £101, despite their initial reluctance.
Eighth Auction: British Items and World Map00:27:25
Box 745 contains a world map and other British-themed items. Simon and Tobi are keen on this box due to its potential value. They win it for £479. During this segment, they also discover more boxing gloves in another container, a running gag.
Ninth Auction: Blind Bid and Home Goods00:31:25
Box 1117 is acquired by JJ and Vik through a 'blind bid' at £469. The box contains various home goods, some of which appear to be labeled with prices already.
Tenth Auction: Organized Household Items00:32:51
Box 1110 is the final container. It appears to be very organized. Josh and Harry get this box, hoping for valuable items within its labeled boxes.
Unpacking and Discoveries: Josh & Harry00:44:40
Josh and Harry continue their search, finding what looks like a sniper rifle, hockey pucks, and a hockey stick. They find more African artifacts, including a Republic of Nigeria piece from 1974. They also investigate a salt lamp and an iPhone 3G.
Expert Valuations: Missed Items01:13:56
The experts reveal items missed by the teams. These include a Miami Dolphins helmet and jacket, a solid silver creamer shaped like a cow (valued at £400), and a set of Lord of the Rings books from the '50s (valued at £2,000).
Expert Valuations: Team Submissions01:17:28
The teams present their selected items for valuation. JJ and Vik submit a velvet box containing a 'George Best' coin and chain, mistakenly adding a random chain not in the box. It's valued at £1,500. They also submit a Kenny Dalglish signed print, valued at £80.
Expert Valuations: Simon & Tobi's Submissions01:20:34
Simon and Tobi present an 18th-century Igbo dance rattle, valued at £75. They then present a set of science encyclopedias, which the expert declares as worth £1. Lastly, their jukebox is valued at £150.
Expert Valuations: Josh & Harry's Submissions01:25:22
Harry and Josh present a collection of African artifacts, mostly modern reproductions, valued at £200. They also present a camera lens, valued at £200. Their American safe is valued at £1,000. They present a Tiffany clock, valued at £100. Finally, a William IV design table is valued at £1,000.
Expert Valuations: Remaining Items and Final Scores01:31:47
The remaining items are valued: a coin collection from the safe (£40), collectible cars (£20), a rock replica and Prada glasses (£100). The Pokémon cards, despite initial impressions, are revealed to contain valuable 'hits' that could be worth up to £3,000. The final scores are revealed: Simon and Tobi in third with £1,390, JJ and Vik in second with £1,730, and Josh and Harry in first with £5,765.