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This has never been the case with "Bares for Rares": puzzles about a golden coin in a silver tray

2020-05-06T15:33:08.320Z


A silver tray creates uncertainty. What is the golden coin in it? Detlev Kümmel needed a second opinion.


A silver tray creates uncertainty. What is the golden coin in it? Detlev Kümmel needed a second opinion.

  • With " Bares for Rares " *, an old silver tray causes uncertainty.
  • A gold coin is worked into the tray. How come?
  • Expert Detlev Kümmel needs a second opinion. That's how much the tray is worth.

Cash for Rares: Detlev Kümmel needs a second opinion because of a tray

Ingrid Klinger (78) from Cologne could not have guessed that with her heirloom - a tray made of real silver *, into which a coin is incorporated - she was making a novelty at "Bares for Rares".

"Something is bothering me about the tray," Horst Lichter says of the tray that contains the coin. "The whole tray is over there." Now only an expert can help .

But Detlev Kümmel is unsure about the coin. "I can't do a gold test on the coin," he says. Otherwise the tray would break.

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Cash for Rares: What is the gold coin in a silver tray worth?

A second expert is supposed to help: art historian Heide Rezepa-Zabel. She helps herself with the magnifying glass. Her opinion: "The coin image is very precise. You can only mint it with a coin tool, that is, with hardened steel. So it is a real coin."

Detlev Kümmel agrees. It is a real ten-corona coin from Hungary , he says - with three grams of fine gold. The only question is what she is looking for on the tray.

The story behind it: The tray made of real sterling silver was manufactured by the Wilkens company in Bremen in the 1950s. The inserted coin was probably part of a gift that picked up on a "fashion trend": it was fashionable at the time to wear coins as jewelry.

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Saleswoman Ingrid Klinger says she would like 800 to 900 euros for the tray. Detlev Kümmel even estimates it to be between 850 and 950 euros.

And the dealers? Susanne Steiger offers 1,100 euros. Ingrid Klinger agrees. What is she up to with the money? "I'll spend it senselessly."

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* Merkur.de is part of the nationwide central Ippen editorial network.

Source: merkur

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