Münzen Auctions

VIA GmbH is holding auctions including the Munich Show from October 22-24, 2026, and the Münzbörse Zürich on October 25, 2026.

Auktion + Galerie Rapp is holding its Great Autumn Auction from November 23 to 27, 2026, featuring jewelry, watches, coins, stamps, and designer bags.

Specializes in live auctions of coins, medals and banknotes, with upcoming sales including Swiss Coins & Medals, Foreign Coins in Gold & Silver, Ancient Coins, Rarities of the World in Gold & Silver, and Top of Switzerland in Gold & Silver. The house says its catalogues go to more than 5,000 collectors worldwide and that it offers free initial appraisals for consignors. Buyers should note a 16% surcharge (Aufpreis) applies on the auction sales listed.

Specializes in estate and collection liquidations, with a catalogue spanning Meissen and KPM porcelain, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Hermès and Gucci handbags, and fine watches from renowned makers. The Konstanz house also runs sales of gold and silver, coins and bullion, Orientteppiche, Asiatika, and militaria, with five to six major auctions a year. Customers praise its discretion and post-sale service, and one reviewer called it the best auction house in the region.

Auktionshaus von Brühl in Stuttgart-West specializes in art, jewelry, antiques and estate dissolutions, and its most distinctive offering is a film-history sale of Werner Herzog collection pieces, including a T-shirt Herzog wore on the set of "Burden of Dreams," original costumes worn by Isabella Adjani in "Nosferatu," and costumes from "Aguirre." The house has also begun using the former church of St. Stefan, in partnership with Studio E&F, as a venue for live auctions and art presentations. Beyond auctions, it buys gold, silver, coins, watches, porcelain and model trains, and runs an eBay shop of vetted pieces.

Auktionshaus OWL is holding its Autumn Auction on October 10, 2026, featuring art and antiques, including a significant coin collection with many rarities, paintings from Old Masters to Modern art, sculptures, and antique objects d'art such as a violin by Giovanni Francesco Pressenda.

Auktionshaus Mars, a Würzburg house operating for over 50 years, sells complete collections, estates and individual pieces across coins, jewellery, antiques, art and design, with recent results including Jean-Paul Riopelle (up to 110,000), Hans Purrmann (55,000) and Kees van Dongen (50,000). Its recent sales also featured a Dynastie Song piece that fetched 320,000 and Jaeger-LeCoultre, Rolex and Hermès items, showing the house's reach from fine art to luxury watches and handbags. The current 223rd auction is a New Year sale, with the 2027 catalogue listed as coming soon.

Pfandleihhaus Kassel, a pawnshop near the Kassel Hauptbahnhof operating since 1961, lends cash against jewelry and watches, which account for about 90 percent of its pledges. Its catalogue of accepted items also names brand-name pieces from Cartier, Bulgari and Tiffany, Breitling and Montblanc watches and pens, plus Hilti and Bosch tools and silver flatware. Unredeemed pledges are auctioned publicly at the Kulturbahnhof Kassel, though the house says no date for the next sale has been set.

Specializing in art auctions with a focus on German Expressionists, Informel, classical modernism, German Impressionists and Pop Art through to contemporary work, Auktionshaus Miltenberg has recent results including Alexander Koester's "Vier Enten am Teich" (43,050 euros with premium) and a Pablo Picasso terracotta head (2,000 euros). The house also buys and appraises jewelry, watches, gold coins and silver, and runs its art auctions through the online platform lot-tissimo, which it says gives it an international reach.

The auction hall Berlin is holding Auction 696, a mixed collection of individual pieces and clearance lots with 318 items, beginning Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at 12:00, with bidding already open. Highlights include gold bangles and earrings, a Symphonion, an E-bass, a Viktoria bicycle, an antique silver coin, a Gucci pair of sunglasses, and an Artemide desk lamp.

Auktionshaus Geble, based in Radolfzell am Bodensee, sells art and antiques, with recent highlights including works by Sándor Ziffer, Otto Dix, Gilette Elvgren and Karl Hauptmann, plus Cartier Santos and E. Leitz cameras. The house's most recent sale brought a top hammer price of 19,000 euros for an Elvgren, and the house is now soliciting consignments of paintings, sculptures, furniture, silver, jewellery, watches and coins from the 15th to 20th centuries for its next art auction. Bidding is also offered live online.

Upcoming auctions include Auktionshaus Mette's 102nd sale, scheduled for November 2026 without a specific day in the source, and the house is currently accepting jewelry, art and antiques consignments by appointment. Meanwhile, the post-sale offerings from the 101st auction (dated 06.09.2026, outside the search window) still include a rare "Harfe" table clock by Robin à Paris, c. 1800, with a limit of 8,000 €.

Historia Auctionata (formerly Auktionshaus Oberursel) specializes in auctions of art, jewelry, antiques, watches, silver, porcelain, sculptures, and luxury items. They also offer comprehensive services for estate settlements, including property clearance.

Upcoming auctions include a charity benefit sale on Saturday, 14 November, held with the Kaufpark Göttingen shopping centre on its Ladenstraße in support of the "Keiner soll einsam sein" initiative, with further details still to be announced. No other auction falls inside the search window, since the Kunst & Antiquitäten sale is set for 5 December and the next 1-Euro Asservaten auction for spring 2027.

Mannheimer Auktionshaus specializes in fine art, jewelry, wristwatches, coins, pocket watches and silver, according to its website. The house, which describes itself as operating for four generations, also offers appraisal and purchase of individual pieces, with consultations available by appointment. It presents itself as a family-tradition house where clients are meant to leave feeling as good as they did arriving.

Specializes in Mecklenburg art of the 19th and 20th centuries, with paintings and graphics as its main focus, alongside bronze sculpture, porcelain, glass, silver, jewelry, antiquarian books, furniture, coins, postcards and militaria. The Schwerin house sources its lots from complete collections, estates and insolvencies, and runs six auctions a year plus an ongoing private-sale stock. Online bidding requires a quick registration through its "Katalog" page.

Sammler-Laden specializes in philately, coins, and postcards, with its departments covering stamps and coins alongside picture postcards and related collectibles. The house also runs online auctions, including a December sale that bidders can join online. Its stated mission is to preserve collecting as a pursuit and to protect objects recognized as cultural heritage, many of which museums also prize.

Upcoming auctions include a 20 Franken Goldvreneli Helvetia 1883 (20 bids, CHF 670) with a listing time of 01 November, while other items carry timestamps on 03 November (a Nordica carving ski), 05 November (Gardena and Makita garden and tool items plus a heating radiator), 06 November (a Paw Patrol camera, a Carrera RC helicopter, and an LED ceiling lamp), and 29 November (a Singapore 20-cent coin and Meissen porcelain). The timestamps omit the year, so none qualifies as a complete calendar date.

Upcoming auctions include no sale with a confirmed date inside the search window, though the source lists a Philabrig 2026 Tag der Briefmarke event for 19–21 November 2026. The January 2027 Rothenburg course and the earlier September items fall outside the window.

Auktionshaus Zofingen is holding its autumn auction, listed as running from 25 to 28 November in Zofingen, though the year appears only in the event title, so no complete calendar date is confirmed. Highlights include three Caspar Wolf Alpine landscapes, Rolf Brem bronzes marking his 100th birthday, Esaias van de Velde's 1618 round painting "Sommer," Marianne Werefkin's "Das gelbe Bett," a Bernese silver collection by Georg Adam Rehfues, Lucio Fontana's perforated "Concetto spaziale," Niklaus Stoecklin's 1941 "Binaca" poster, Varlin's "Café an der Place Forum in Arles," two pocket watches by Girardier L'Aîné and Charles Humbert & Fils, Augusto Giacometti's pastel "Kaffeekränzchen," and a Hans Josephsohn brass relief.

Auktionshaus Heickmann is holding its 151st art and antiques auction, with live sessions on November 19 and 20 at 4 p.m. and November 21 at 10 a.m., followed by a Smart auction on November 22 at 11 a.m. Preview highlights include a Wiener Werkstätte tea service (limit 5,500), a Märklin steam locomotive with tender (limit 600), a large eagle on a pedestal (limit 9,900), and a solitaire diamond ring (limit 1,600), with viewing available on November 14–19 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.