Overview
- A 22‑year‑old seller, Annika Ginster, brought a large school anatomy roll chart to ZDF’s Bares für Rares and said she kept it after a biology teacher gave it to her when she was 16.
- Expert Sven Deutschmanek dated the chart to the late 1960s, named Ernst Klett Verlag as the publisher, and estimated its value at €40–60.
- In the dealer room the bidding opened at €30 and rose quickly to €80 before Julian Schmitz‑Avila offered €100, which Ginster accepted, five times her original €20 ask.
- The sale included a light‑hearted on‑air anatomy exchange in which dealer Markus Wildhagen named the penis, testicles and bladder and Wolfgang Pauritsch asked about the prostate.
- The same Oct. 12 episode also featured an 82‑year‑old seller’s Jaeger‑LeCoultre Memovox that, with documentation and good condition, sold for €2,750, underlining how provenance and condition drive prices.