Welcome to the Fall 2025 edition of our magazine Künker Exklusiv! In this issue, we once again take you on a fascinating journey through the world of numismatics -- from rare gold coins to exciting chapters in European and global history.

Our latest issue of our magazine “Künker Exklusiv” is published as part of our Summer Auction Sales 423-425 from July 3rd to 5th, 2025 and our eLive Premium Auction 426 from July 7th to 8th. The topics include previews of our Summer Auction Sales and eLive Premium Auction, a closer look at special highlights and a new part in our “Coin Cabinets from around the world” section.

Our latest issue of our magazine “Künker Exklusiv” is published as part of our Spring Auction Sales from March 17 to 22, 2025. The topics include previews of our spring auction sales, a closer look at special highlights and a new part in our “Coin Cabinets from around the world” section.

Our issue #25 of our magazine “Künker Exklusiv” is published as part of our Winter Auction Sales 395-397 and our eLive Premium Auctions 398-399. The topics include previews of the Winter Auction Sales from November 13-15, 2023 and a closer look at our eLive Premium Auctions 398-399 from November 17 to 18, 2023.

Issue #24 of our magazine Künker Exklusiv is all about our Fall Auction Sales from September 25-29, 2023, which include many special collections: Hesse, Trier, France, the Netherlands and multiple portraits. The authors also take us to the Batavian Republic and the wine god Dionysus, as well as to Washington and the Smithsonian Museum.

The summer issue #23 of our magazine Künker Exklusiv contains everything about our Floor Auction Sales 387-388 and the eLive Premium Auctions 389-390. We also report on the anniversary year 2023 of the Peace of Westphalia as well as the Gunnar Ekström Foundation and numismatic research in Sweden.

Issue #22 was the first issue that we also produced in English for our English-speaking customers. It includes a preview of our Spring Auction Sales 382-386, our eLive Auction 77 and insights into Roger Wolf's collection of golden Aurei.