12 Super Lucky People Who Looked in the Right Place

We all tend to get mildly lucky on occasion, like when we find that forgotten ten dollars in an old jeans pocket or end up winning one of those Instagram giveaways. Some people however have been extraordinarily fortunate. It only took being in the right place at the right time to come across things that changed their lives. In today's video, you'll learn about the people who made some incredible discoveries that made them rich beyond comprehension. And all this happened just because they were extremely lucky although some were also smart. After all, they put in an effort to try their luck.

[donny]

They open the safe an find another note inside saying : "We Been Trying To Reach You About Your Cars Extended Warranty"

[jwwj]

My favorite story was the Canadian mine company/workers who found the gold in the Australian nickel mine. They researched, invested their money & then worked very hard for their reward. True it was an unbelievable gift, but they earned their money.

[falcortheluckdragon]

This British guy being perplexed about how a copy of the Declaration of Independence ended up in Britain is fantastic.

[metaljack]

If the colonists declared their independence from England, wouldn't they have had to let England know? Seems like sending the English a copy of their declaration would be the way to go about it.

[MAGGOT_VOMIT]

Lucky for me I saw that fresh pile of Dog Poo in the yard and didn't step in it!! 😆😂🤣

[phonewifi]

The craziest part of this was a guy buying a house for 10k

[klandersen]

I remember the Kit Williams Masquerade book and his second one with the Bee Hive (I have a copy of that one). Don't know if the bee thing was found. As to the hare jewelry it sound like the winner was more than just "lucky"

[jimsterrett]

There really aren't any Roman ruins 15, 000 years old. The narrative is correct but the graphics added a digit.

[AjaySingh-omwr]

That action comic book is worth way more, in the millions!!!

[meanjoebean]

I want to be an expert "Thing Finder" when I grow up.

[johnready]

What about the man who found a copy of the declaration in a painting and sold it for millions.

[SH-knut]

What was that red object in the tree trunk? You know - the image used for the video? HELLO!? Was it a crystal? I have to give it a thumbs down for not explaining it in the video...

[mikewest]

Well they had to declare independence to someone ……I’m not the least but surprised that a copy ended up in England.

[dk.norule]

Roman mosaics is 1500 years old or 15000 years old...??
8:33...

[robertvega]

Wish I found that 46, 000 and had it turned into 420, 000 I would of been so happy

[DanielDoloDubs]

I would think the declaration of independence in England was probably a draft they sent to England to declare their independence lol. The better question is why we have it..? Lol

[dircxx]

To me it just old papers but old means rare $ 💵 💴 😱🤩

[JoseCruz-nhrq]

There's papers in that safe!!!! Nothing much

[sammymwaniki]

your numerics and presumed date for the roman villa do not corespond

[mehere]

this narrator has a problem with zeros and decimals