Overview
- A dealer-room dice duel intended to settle a silver cup sale was ignored when Fabian Kahl overbid after losing the roll and bought the piece for €2,500.
- A family bronze by Wilhelm Neumann-Torborg was taxied at €2,800–€3,400 yet drew a top offer of €600 in the dealer room, so the sellers kept it.
- Daniel Meyer accidentally damaged a phonograph cylinder during a test on set and compensated the owner with €20 after bids stalled at €500.
- A negotiation collapsed when Daniel Meyer cut off talks over a seller’s stance, telling him "Jetzt ist Feierabend!" and the item left without a deal.
- Viewers on YouTube criticized frequent €10 bid steps after a Disney Jungle Book drawing, estimated at €1,200–€1,800, sold for €1,500 against a €3,000 wish.