Bares für Rares features notable antique negotiations

Recent episodes of the television show ‘Bares für Rares’ featured notable negotiations involving historical items.

In one instance, seller Rolf Steck successfully negotiated the sale of a 1920s turn signal. Despite initial offers from dealers being significantly lower than his target, Steck maintained a firm stance. He eventually secured 195 euros, nearly reaching his original asking price of 200 euros.

In another segment, Annette Schwicking presented an 180-year-old refractor telescope from Münster. Although she sought 15,000 euros for the large piece, which includes its original wooden transport box, expert valuation placed its worth between 4,000 and 6,000 euros.