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These are some of the most surprising, and valuable, historical objects people have ever found by accident.

We learn about objects found in attics, markets and barns that were worth millions

Valuable items could be stashed away in your home. This is how to search for hidden cash and goods under your roof.

In the world of comic book collecting, there are a few holy grails—the first appearances of Superman (Action Comics #1, 1938) and Batman (Detective Comics

Hidden treasures people found at home By Bennington Grant Robert Alexander/Getty Images A centuries-old mystery may be solved soon, thanks to some old-time pirate booty recently unearthed by an amateur historian. Jim Bailey found the coins using a metal detector in Middletown, Rhode island. For 400 years, historians have pondered the escape route of pirate Captain Henry Every after his capture of the Ganj-i-Sawai, a ship belonging to an Indian emperor carrying gold...

I bet you do. $3.5 million richer. not bad at all. jon: got a good financial advisor. jenna: you gave me an excuse to be a packrat for the rest of my life. i tend to save everything. thank you, michael for that gift that you give me. congratulations at the auction and thanks for coming in to talk to us about it. jon: good thing you didnt throw them away. jenna: yeah. jon: new information on a story were watching. military helicopters collide on a training mission. seven u.s. marines die as a res...

Jon: your great-uncle when he was boy bought these and they were some of the most rare comic books in existence today. >> yeah. jon: i know you found a list of 100 of the most desired comic books that collectors want and he had what, 44 of them? >> yes. it was something else. we had them just laid out on the table at the house. we couldnt believe what we we had. the next day we went and put them all in a safety deposit box. jon: good idea. so they go on auction. jenna: $3.5 million. what are you...