THESE USSR FINDS SHOCKED ME! What treasures hide in messy apartment nobody wanted to buy?

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You won't believe what happened to me! I bought an abandoned USSR-era apartment at auction... and was absolutely blown away by what I found there. Honestly, when I saw the first photos of this messy apartment, I immediately knew - gotta take it. All auction participants looked at these piles of stuff and thought about only one thing: who's gonna haul all this out? But I saw something completely different. Soviet antiques! Mountains of real treasures from the RSFSR era. And you know what's the coolest part? A Soviet domra with RSFSR stamp - a true rarity! Cupronickel spoons with silver plating - they don't make these anymore. Soviet tableware made of crystal and Czech glass... every single plate there is a piece of history! What amazed me most was the "Lotos" washing powder from 1976. Can you imagine? It sat on the shelf for almost half a century! For collectors of Soviet items, this is simply the find of the century. Of course, sorting through these piles will take months. But when you see genuine USSR antiques in such quantities... it's a goldmine! Just the Soviet domra RSFSR alone could pay for the entire purchase. The funniest part - everyone was afraid to deal with this apartment because of the clutter. But for me, every pile of junk turned out to be a treasure chest. That's what it means to properly evaluate the situation at real estate auctions! Write in the comments how much you think all these Soviet antiques could be worth. I think you'll be surprised by my calculations... Timestamps: 0:00 Buying abandoned USSR apartment at auction 0:45 First find - Soviet domra RSFSR 1:25 Belt made from Soviet coins and other artifacts 1:33 Ancient sheet music - possibly worth $100,000? 2:33 Why I decided to buy this "dump" 3:03 Jewelry and brooches of the former owner 3:43 Soviet tableware and crystal everywhere 4:58 "This isn't a dump - it's a goldmine!" 6:47 Storage room: "Lotos" powder from 1976 7:43 Kitchen buried up to the ceiling 8:32 Cupronickel spoons with silver plating 8:45 Sugar bowl made of blue glass 9:15 Sorting will take six months of work 9:45 Conclusion and selling plans