Captions provided by CCTubes – Captioning the Internet! It’s easy to accidentally throw away something you didn’t mean to. Fortunately I’ve never accidentally chucked a tire stuffed with money, a 300,000 pound ring, or a million-dollar painting. Prepare to be amazed by these top ten most expensive things ever thrown away.
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A $50,000 violin – Giuseppe Pedrazzini is a name that doesn’t sound familiar to many people nowadays, except afficionados of classical music. Wedding rings and more wedding rings – A Missouri woman named Carla Squiteri took off her 400,000 dollar ring while washing her hands and wrapped it in a towel for safekeeping while it dried.
A tire stuffed with cash – The idea of accidentally throwing away a tire sounds a little far-fetched. After all, it’s not something small you could pitch without even thinking about it. $57,000 in payroll checks – As a senior compliance inspector at the Pinellas County Department of Solid Waste Operations, Alex Crawford finds some unusual things at the dump. 35-year-old baseball card collection – Jason Souter was living in Manhattan at the time his mom, Susan, decided to clean out the closet in his old room. A $200,000 Apple computer – Silicon Valley is home to many large tech companies, including Apple, and also a recycling firm called Clean Bay Area. Million Dollar Lotto Ticket – A Massachusetts man named Kevin Donovan was in the habit of buying scratch-off lottery tickets—and losing. Million in diamonds – Diamonds are so bright and sparkly, it’s easy to be blinded. Maybe that’s what happened to the jewelry store employees who accidentally tossed 5 million worth of them in the trash. The Million Dollar Painting – On the other hand, honest people sometimes benefit from dumpster diving. Bitcoins – In 2009, an IT worker named James Howells had mined 7,500 bitcoins on his laptop during the early days of the cryoptocurrency
