>>7262245 (pb)

Except if you actually pause the video, you see it's only 9 rows and 6 columns… not 10x10.

So this is not a "conservative" estimate.

Each container is about 12 inches deep… 6 containers high seems to be about eye level of the cameraman…

Given the thickness of 0.0043" of each bill… 12 inches / 0.0043 = 2790… but there's plastic wrapping and some space in there… so let's just assume each box has layers 2500 deep…

That's 6x9x2500 = 135,000 individual bills per box.

That means if they are all $100 bills, that's $13,500,000 per box.

>>7262623

Yeah, my next part of this dig is going to be trying to figure out how many boxes there are.

Funny story… I'm NebraskaMathTeacherAnon… and when I was in 7th grade, I won a prize for guessing the number of Jelly Beans in a jar, using math skills… just get a single layer count, then multiply by the # of layers, etc… simple stuff, really…

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>>7262674

Interesting… the first box is actually arranged differently… Let's see…

I count 57 in that box… assuming 2500 deep = $14,250,000

>>7262701

Very nice. I note they estimate 20 layers per box… I'm assuming 25… we can go with 2000 layers of bills if you want. The boxes may be shy of a full 12" tall each… shrug… I was just estimating based on there being 6 boxes high at eye level = 6 feet high… but maybe the cameraman is a short guy. :) (it's really hard to estimate the depth of each box, to be honest… unless I knew the size of those locks.. or the size of those official stickers/labels on the boxes…)

>>7262674

3x6 wall on right side at 35 seconds in…

that's 18 there… (not counting the misc ones that aren't in a perfect cube yet).

I can see based on counting while he moves left to right, that there are 4 boxes across… so 4x18 = 72 boxes in that cube behind the misc ones…

There's another layer 3x6, plus another 4 in front of that main cube. Add another 18 + 4 = 22… 72+22 = 94

Then there's the next layer forward… seems to be 5 high in column 1 on the left… and column 2, so there's an additional 10.

Column 3 has 4… so +14… and finally the original open one on the floor is 15… so 94 + 15 = 109 boxes in room #1

>>7262732

>>7262674

Putting room 1 all together… let's just assume as a CONSERVATIVE estimate, 20 layers of bill packs, each pack containing 100, so 2000 bills deep per box instead of 2500…

57 * 2000 = $11,400,000… hell, we can even estimate it down a bit more to make each box an even $10M if you want.

That means 109 boxes in room 1 is $1,090M at the very low end…

Assuming 2500 layers of $100 bills per box, that's $14,250,000 per box… 109 boxes = $1,553,250,000 or just over $1.5Bn

So the final estimate is VERY solidly grounded in the $1Bn to 1.5Bn range in just room 1.

>>7262674

Now, on to room 2…

We know the main stack is 6 high, and 3 wide… but how DEEP is it? We see that front layer of 18, plus 2 on the ground, for a total of 20… and we can see a 2nd layer behind the first… so another 18, for a total of 38 boxes.

Now notice the ceiling fan in the room. Most of the time those are going to be in the MIDDLE of the room… so i'm thinking this room isn't very deep… I'm going to have to assume there is only room for ONE more layer behind the 2nd layer… for a total of 3 columns, by 3 rows, by 6 layers… 3x3x6 = 54, plus the 2 in front = 56.

So assuming $10M per box… that's another $560M… assuming $14.5M per box, that's $812M…

So if there are 2000 bills deep in each box, we are at a total of just about $1.6Bn. If they are 2500 deep per box, we are at $2.37Bn.

Quite a big spread… but we KNOW there are at least 109+56 boxes in total… 167 boxes that are reasonably verifiable… were we shown ALL the boxes?

>>7262960

Yeah, another anon posted the original video…

>>7262674