The auction on Saturday, 4 October at 9:00 a.m. (CEST) will begin, as is tradition, with ancient coins. Around 500 lots will be offered, ranging from Celtic coins to Greek and Roman coinages to issues from Byzantium and Islamic rulers. In addition to attractive individual pieces, the many well-described lots with moderate starting prices are particularly noteworthy.

Following this, from around 11:30 a.m. (CEST), more than 1,000 lots of German coins and medals from the Middle Ages to the 20th century will form the next section. Particularly noteworthy are the special collections 'ROMERIKE BERGE (Part 1)' from a coin collector in Bergisch, an attractive collection of Brunswick coins, and the 'ALSTERBLICK' collection from an old Hamburg family estate with coins from the German Empire in exquisite condition.

The coin section according to Jaeger from 1871 onwards is particularly impressive due to the excellent quality of the coins in the 'Alsterblick' collection. It contains an almost complete collection of silver coins from the German Empire, all of which are of consistently high quality.