Thrifted Couch Yields $250K Surprise!

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A Canadian woman discovered a valuable Rolex watch worth over $250,000 inside a thrift store couch she bought for $25. The rare Rolex Daytona, dating back to 1966, was one of only 3,000 pieces ever made. She sold the watch to a Rolex reseller for its appraised value. The Rolex Daytona has surged in demand and price in recent years, with some models fetching millions at auction, making it a highly coveted item despite its high price tag.

Thrifter Finds Their “White Whale” at Goodwill

A Reddit user's discovery of a $20 pink Cuisinart stand mixer at Goodwill has sparked excitement among thrift store enthusiasts. The post, shared in the r/ThriftStoreHauls community, showcases the pristine mixer, complete with accessories and the original manual. This incredible find highlights the value of secondhand shopping, offering high-quality items at a fraction of their original price while reducing waste and environmental impact. Thrifters celebrate the thrill of stumbling upon unique treasures and dream finds, encouraging others to explore the world of thrift shopping for their own "white whale" moments.

Jack Could've Lived, But Only If He Brought His Own Door!

A piece of prop balsa wood from Titanic, believed to be the door that Rose clung to in the movie's iconic scene, sold at auction for $718,750. Director James Cameron conducted a scientific study to address the debate surrounding Jack's death, concluding that only one person could have survived on the door. Other notable items sold at the auction included Kate Winslet's chiffon dress from Titanic, Indiana Jones's bullwhip, and Jack Nicholson's axe from The Shining. Several items, including Mark Addy's red thong from The Full Monty, are still available for purchase.