“Bares for Rares”: the saleswoman makes five times the profit - the collector's item is more than unusual

The ZDF classic "Bares for Rares" is always good for a surprise.

This time, too, the expectations of a saleswoman were exceeded.

It often happened that the

were surprised at the junk show * led by the presenter Horst Lichter.

This time it hit Sabine Sauer from the southern Ruhr area, who

wanted to

her

.

She bought the sale object from the 1970s in a

, as she said in advance.

The golden pineapple: a coveted item at "Bares for Rares"

The art dealer

closer look at the item in advance.

It turned out that it was an ice cube container from the Swiss company

.

In cooperation with the

, not only the golden pineapple was created, but also a pear.

The ice cube trays were mainly found in the closets from the 1970s.

The

was not only available in gold, but also in silver, as the art dealer reveals.

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“Bares for Rares”: Saleswoman stays cool and makes huge profits

The expert classified the golden pineapple at

and noted that high surcharges of up to 240 euros are often paid for it.

Sabine Sauer said she would be happy about a sum between 100 and 150 euros.

But what then happened at the dealerships amazed them.

She stayed cool

during the

, however.

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The dealers were already excitedly awaiting the saleswoman.

Ready to bid,

asked in

advance with wide eyes: “Why do you sell something like that?” The other dealers were also immediately hooked on the tropical fruit and

.

The other bids did not have to be long in coming.

The traders offered a real

blows in

order to take possession of the golden pineapple.

In the end, the dealer Lisa Nüdling won and bought the “mega part”, as she calls it, for a

.

With this, Sabine Sauer achieved a much

.

A successful day, not just for the saleswoman.

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