“Igitt”: Horst Lichter is interested in “Bares für Rares” object

Leader hatten the little ones Büsten von Rene from Düsseldorf keinen guten Start in the Montagsausgabe of the ZDF-Trödelshow “Bares für Rares”. Denn Horst Lichter goes for the “Schrumpfköpfen”. Sven Deutschmanek did not estimate the object as the Wunschpreis one. And in handling? It is worth immersing oneself in the Seltenheit of the Köpfe …

“Igitt, you have a real head on the Finger”, Johlte Horst Lichter released, as Sven Deutschmanek one of the zölf Sammlerbüsten on the Finger wake. “That’s no Schrumpfköpfe,” laughed the Expert. “I would like to be able to enjoy the house”, it will be lighter again later.

Finger huts have been collected for 40 years

Seller Rene has offered the small purchase of a gift, which for “40 years the Fingerhüte has collected every month”. Damals cost a head 30 D-Marks. If you no longer have a trunk, you can no longer use the product. When the war damals were hit, the consequences fell. “Then it is so that it has never gone so well as buying more comes”, Lichter scoffed, the object still remains gruesomely found. Shortly thereafter he rehearsed concerning swig, until the German man explained: “That is a beautiful offer for subscription goods.” After the purchase of money had only come about, the series became a full-blown war.

Horst Lichter will play with Figuren spielen – Deutschmanek unterbricht

The zwölf Büsten dates from the 1980s and “damals war das Sammeln von Setzkasten-Figuren richtig in”, so der Experte. Dargestellt were figures from the Roman “Oliver Twist” by the English Scripture narrators Charles Dickens. Gefertigt had the Köpfe de Porzellanmanufaktur Harmer Sculptures from Staffordshire in England.

“Ach, die sind aus Porzellan”, said the Moderator en traute sich plötzlich, one of the hand-milled Köpfe on the Finger zu nehmen. But auf das Theater has German keine Lust and nahm Lichter kurzerhand die Büste wieder away. The fact was that the figures were no longer the same as the Dickens-Werke nachzuspielen.

The seller costs 120 to 130 Euro for the Setzkasten such as figures. But Deutschmanek goes further with a value of 100 to 120 Euro. Rene wants to sell the Sammelset and wage war, the Händlerkarte letztlich in the Handen that you have to stop. Would I be in the hands of Porzellan-Köpfe?

Handler now offers “fünf Euro pro Kopf”

Steve Mandel wrote the Charles Dickens characters and said: “I have a good friend, I love English literature.” This was the first time that Julian Schmitz-Avila had put up the price of 60 euros, “fünf Euro per kopf”. Christian Vechtel gets a price of 65 euros. Then Mandel turns up with 80 euros. The seller wants to make the purchase as a gift for his friend and make it a gift for an amount of 120 euros. But Vechtel counters with 150 euros. In his war Mandel quickly fell for a gift. “Yes, I am knauserig, I am es zu”, Mandel thought, erhöhte but nog zaghaft auf 160 euros: “This man must also be planning.”

Mandel erklärte sein zurückhaltendes Gebot: “Who are you interested in? Seltene Sachen has seltene Käufer.” In any case, Aber Verkäufer Rene and Händler Mandel’s Letzte Gebot are “super” and war-worthy, the crioosen Köpfe ultimately sold zu können.