Exploring the Attic: Discoveries and Valuations

Mike explores an attic filled with vintage items, including a coin-operated gumball machine and a Smith Miller toy truck. The attic, untouched for 30 years, holds valuable collectibles. The gumball machine is in excellent condition, and the toy truck, once expensive, is now a sought-after collectible. The exploration feels like a treasure hunt, revealing the attic as a rich source of historical items.

What was the initial reaction of Mike and his companion upon entering the attic?

• They were disappointed by the lack of items.

• They were excited by the size and potential finds.

• They were scared of the dark and dusty environment.

• They were indifferent and uninterested.

What was notable about the gumball machine found in the attic?

• It was a modern replica.

• It had its original locks and was in good condition.

• It was cracked and chipped.

• It was missing its globe.

How much did they agree to pay for the gumball machine?

• $350

• $225

• $200

• $100

What feature did the metal toy truck have?

• A broken wheel

• A missing door

• A detachable trailer

• A spotlight on the back

During which period were Smith Miller toys made?

• 1960s to 1970s

• 1940s to mid-1950s

• 1920s to 1930s

• 1980s to 1990s

What was the original selling price of the toy truck?

• $20

• $15

• $10

• $5

How did the explorers feel about the attic exploration overall?

• It was disappointing and unfruitful.

• It was overwhelming and confusing.

• It was exciting and rewarding.

• It was tiring and boring.

What analogy did the explorers use to describe their experience in the attic?

• Like a gardener in a flower shop

• Like a detective solving a mystery

• Like a kid in a candy store

• Like a pirate finding treasure