Treasure Hunt with Mike

Daniel visits Mike, a collector with a 40-year collection facing city pressure to clear out items. Mike shares his collecting journey, starting from his parents' home to moving to a cabin. They explore various items, discussing their history and value. Mike negotiates sales of some items, reflecting on the value of collecting. The video concludes with Mike's future plans and the treasure hunt aspect of collecting.

What prompted the city to intervene in Mike's collection?

• The collection was spilling into the street.

• The collection was too small.

• The collection was too valuable.

• The collection was stolen.

Where did Mike move to continue his collection?

• A cabin

• A new apartment

• A friend's house

• A storage unit

What is the role of scrappers in Mike's collection?

• They sell the collection.

• They clean the collection.

• They get paid to scrap and haul items.

• They organize the collection.

What is unique about the Lyons oil can in Mike's collection?

• It is made of gold.

• It has a lion graphic and the top is cut off.

• It is brand new.

• It is the largest can in the collection.

What is the condition of the Valvoline sign?

• It is missing.

• It is brand new.

• It is broken.

• It is in nice condition and double-sided.

Why do people no longer clean spark plugs according to Mike?

• They are too difficult to clean.

• They are no longer available.

• They are now sold brand new for a low price.

• They are too expensive.

What is Mike's sentiment towards his Evinrude outboard?

• He thinks it is worthless.

• He plans to give it away.

• He has a personal attachment to it.

• He wants to sell it immediately.

How does Mike view his collection?

• As a burden

• As a day-to-day treasure hunt

• As a waste of time

• As a hobby

What does Mike plan to do with some of his collection?

• Expand it

• Hide it

• Liquidate it

• Donate it

What is Mike's ultimate goal with his collection?

• To become famous

• To make a living

• To travel the world

• To win a competition