On this Municibid Live, Greg, Jameel, Jackie, and Sophie discuss one of the most talked-about surplus finds to hit the marketplace: two Rolex Datejust watches being sold by the West Milford Township Police Department in New Jersey. Complete with box, papers, and warranty cards, what collectors call the holy grail of owning a pre-owned Rolex, these watches sparked a deep dive into the history of Rolex, invention of the perpetual rotor, and even the original James Bond watch. This episode features active auctions worth watching, including a 2016 Polaris Outlaw 110 ATV from a New Jersey police department, a 2007 KME Predator Heavy Rescue Fire Engine from West Manchester Township Fire Department in Pennsylvania, a 2001 John Deere 6410 with Alamo boom mower from Marion Township, Pennsylvania, and a 2004 Case MXC100 roadside mower from the town of Hanover, New Hampshire. Rounding out the episode: Jameel checked in on his Pick of the Week from last week, a sousaphone and drum set from Governor Mifflin School District. He predicted $750. It was already at $1,150 with two weeks still to go. This week, Greg turned his prediction skills toward the two Rolex Datejusts and guessed $26,000 for the chocolate brown dial and $21,000 for the Wimbledon version. We'll check back on July 6th to see how he did. Key Takeaways: We welcomed new government sellers from Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Ohio, Texas, Maryland, and Maine, including a sewer authority, a public library, a fire department, and a school district.Jameel's Pick of the Week: two Rolex Datejust watches with box, papers, and warranty cards, up for auction by West Milford Township Police Department, New Jersey.Sophie's closed auction highlights included fire hoses that sold for $775, a 2009 Harley Davidson police motorcycle for $4,200, a 2018 Kawasaki Teryx UTV for $7,900, and a 2022 International plow truck for $50,000.Jackie's Tip of the Week: inspect before you bid. Most sellers will arrange in-person inspections, and the Q&A section on each listing is a great resource when you can't visit in-person.The Municibid 20th Anniversary Picnic is this Saturday with live music, local food vendors, lawn games, and surprises in store.Next live stream: Monday, July 6th at noon Eastern. Don't miss the big announcement.Additional Resources: Explore government surplus auctions at Municibid: https://municibid.com Got feedback or want to be a guest? Email us at marketing@municibid.com.