Cash for Rares is the most popular junk show on German TV. The sale of valuable rarities in particular always ensures exciting moments on ZDF. Sometimes, however, severe defeats cannot be avoided: a seller only wants to sell her valuable treasure, But she experiences the bitter truth in front of Horst Lichter.
Bought for five-digit sum: luxury jewelry cost half a fortune
Seller Christine Schneider appears with anticipation of February 26, 2020. Unfortunately, she couldn’t have guessed that the sale of her treasure As one of the bitterest moments in the show story of Bares for Rares would go down. But first of all from the front:
The Swiss brought a fantastically beautiful jewelry set and would like to sell it profitably. At first glance it becomes clear that the sparkling set made of chain, bangle and glitter ring must be luxurious jewelry. The XXL set made of gold and diamonds shines in the light, and expert Wendela Horz also praises the outstanding craftsmanship. Especially the emeralds are “beautiful”.
Then Christine Schneider moves out with a truth that hurts particularly: Her father had the luxury set made for an incredible 30,000 euros
-A price for which well-known luxury products go over the counter. Here the drama takes its course.
Tarte disappointment with cash for Rares: supposed luxury jewelry is only worth a fraction
Everything looks perfect on paper, but then the big surprise: The once so expensive jewelry set is worth a fraction of the original sum despite gold and diamonds. The material value was only with “2,000 euros”according to expert Wendela Horz. Although she finds the jewelry set extremely pretty, Horz “only” determines one Value of 2,600 euros to 2,800 euros. Still an impressive sum in itself-if it hadn’t been the father’s XXL purchase price.
Christine Schneider still wants to get rid of the jewelry because she has no use for such noble pieces. Despite disappointment, the seller ventures into the dealer room. But the set arrives there. Jewelry Queen Susanne Steiger does not offer; In the end, antique dealers Fabian Kahl tears the set under the nail for 2,600 euros. “With pain” If the seller agrees to the deal and must therefore accept a loss of 27,400 euros.
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Cash for Rares runs Monday to Friday at 3:05 p.m. on ZDF. The latest episodes can be streamed for free in the ZDF media library.