"Where can i buy a really big jar of peanut butter?"

Would you settle for a sandwich? Play the video too.
http://www.cbs19.tv/story/13498170/peanut-butter-festival-sets-new-world-record?

I took $2000 and 3 locks with me.

At one of the auctions I went to last week they cut a lock and raised a door. Everyone went to go take a look but were stopped when the door next to it was cut and raised. Okay a double unit we all thought. Went to take a look and got stopped again, yup the next door the lock was cut and up went the door...a triple door unit. Everyone had 1-2 locks with them and I had 5, but I didn't want the unit after seeing what was in there (lots of big furniture and two large projection TVs.) So the bidding goes round and round and the next thing I knew it sold for $550. The young kid that won was all smiles until I leaned over and said, "So how are you gonna lock it up?"

I think ebay is a better deal for these low priced books aswell. 

You're better off using half.com since they're geared for book sales. They are also an offshoot of eBay so your eBay account helps you out.

I guess she knew which newspapers the cash and jewels were rolled up in.

Most people know better than to store valuables in these units anyway.

That could very well be the case where you live. But I've been around the country enough to know that different area breed different ways of thinking. Then there's the possibility that someone is going through a divorce and is trying to hide some valuables from their spouse. Then all of the sudden bank accounts or credit cards with the automatic payment to the storage facility get closed. Several months go by, the unit goes unpaid and finally its on the auction block. Then there's people whom die off and their family doesn't know the storage unit exists, next thing you know that one is up for auction as well.

I took the plunge too and did some research on Chanel counterfeits !

I appreciate the heads up and the research time. I'm 100% certain the products are real. The woman that owned the unit was a salesperson and would go into local stores and setup the Chanel counters for them. All of the paperwork was in there to support this, including store layouts, invoices, etc. The shipping boxes in the unit also had packing slips on them and the return addresses were from Chanel itself and not some overseas address or mysterious distributor. There was also a couple of counter display units for the product and some canvas banners with the older Chanel logo on them. I could be completely naive, but I wouldn't think a counterfeiter would have any of these extras in there.

I'm not new to this storage locker auction thing and I've been self-employed for close to 20 years, have done stock market investing/trading, and have been buying and selling on eBay since about 2004. So although there could be some risk, I still like to think I have a good head on my shoulders for this type of thing.

I wasn't sure if I really wanted a bunch of ladies products to sell, but hey I went for it.