When does the 241st Pfankuch Auction take place?

The auction runs from August 11 to 13, 2026, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

Where is the event location?

The auction takes place at Karl Pfankuch & Co. in Hagenbrücke 19 in 38100 Braunschweig.

What will be offered at the auction?

The focus is on stamps, coins, and postal history with international philately and numismatics.

How does participation work?

There is online live bidding as well as personal viewing and participation after prior registration.

Is the catalog available?

Yes, the auction catalog is free and can be ordered without obligation.

Are there travel tips?

The Braunschweig city center is easily accessible by tram and bus; the city also recommends the P&R spaces at the outskirts for drivers.

Braunschweig's Great Pfankuch Auction Showcases Rare Treasures of Coins and Stamps

Name: 241st Pfankuch Auction for Coins and Stamps
Start: 2026-08-11T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-14T01:59:59+02:00
Location: Karl Pfankuch

Experience rare coins, stamps, and postal history in Braunschweig

The 241st Pfankuch Auction brings international philately and numismatics to the city center of Braunschweig from August 11 to 13, 2026. The traditional auction house Karl Pfankuch & Co. has been a mainstay for stamps, coins, and postal history for over 100 years.

Tradition with collector value

At Hagenbrücke 19, lived auction culture meets expertise and decades of market knowledge. The house describes itself as a competent contact point for buying, selling, and auctioning. For collectors, consignors, and dealers, an environment is created here where evaluation, catalog work, and serious processing are at the center.

An offer for philatelists and numismatists

The summer auction includes more than 3,900 lots of stamps, coins, and postal history. German collecting areas, old German states, the German Empire, colonies, and foreign post offices are particularly well represented, as well as a comprehensive coin block with collections, estates, and valuable individual pieces. Those who are passionate about rarities, cancellations, documents, and historical coins will find a particularly dense specialized offer here.

Viewing, Bidding, and Consulting

Pfankuch focuses on personal viewing by appointment and on online live bidding through its own platform or Philasearch. The auction catalog can be ordered free of charge and already provides a good overview of the lots in advance. Consulting regarding consignments, appraisals, and sales is also an important part of the offer.

Location in the city center of Braunschweig

The Hagenbrücke is centrally located in the city center, near Burgplatz and historic city areas. For travel, both by car and public transportation are recommended; parking in the city center is subject to fees, and the city refers visitors to the P&R offers at the city outskirts and to the good connections by tram and bus. This makes planning the way to the auction easy.

Those looking for rare collectibles, specialized advice, and auction atmosphere will find a high-profile event with an international profile at the 241st Pfankuch Auction. A visit is worthwhile for everyone who not only collects coins and stamps but wants to experience them with history.