Overview
- ZDF announced a first-ever live Twitch broadcast for November 24 at 18:30 CET from the original set with Horst Lichter joined by Peter “Piet” Smits of PietSmiet, including backstage insights and streamer-submitted finds for on-the-spot reactions.
- A recent segment underscored the show’s price-discipline as Horst Lichter withheld the dealer card when expert Heide Rezepa-Zabel valued a 1970s amethyst necklace at €3,000–€3,200 against the seller’s €6,000 minimum.
- The broadcaster added an on-screen notice clarifying that an episode featuring a Günther Uecker lithograph was recorded before the artist’s death, and the work sold in the dealer room for €1,100.
- Standout discoveries continued with an authenticated 1810 document signed by Napoleon Bonaparte that triggered competitive bidding and sold to dealer Susanne Steiger for €5,000.
- The franchise remains a ratings draw, with DWDL-reported double-digit weekend shares across related broadcasts, as dealer segments also showcased quick-selling buys such as a rare Schuco traffic game and a Pumuckl animation cel.