The collector showcase consignors 2023

This year, the collector showcases are celebrating their 30th anniversary at the Munich Show. For many visitors, the lovingly designed showcases are an integral part of the show and a highlight of a visit to the fair. Here you can quickly get into conversation, exchange ideas among colleagues and find inspiration for your own collection.

We are very pleased to be able to continue the tradition of awarding prizes for the most beautiful collector’s display case on the occasion of our anniversary. In a public vote, all visitors are called upon to cast their vote on site by Saturday evening, October 28, 6:00 pm. The award for the most beautiful showcase will then be presented on Sunday morning.

For the first time, there will also be dedicated Alpine collector showcases!

We would like to thank this year’s entrants for their participation and the strenuous preparations:

Collectors Showcases

Vitrinennummer	Einlieferer	Thema
A5.SV 1	Tino Mauksch | Germany	Agates, locality Al Hama Morocco
A5.SV 2	Luigi Mariani | Italy	Semi-Precious Gems
A5.SV 3	Felix Benz | Germany	Collector’s offspring window quartz double-terminated mountain crystals, calcite crystals
A5.SV 4	Ronald Böck | Austria	Quartz crystals, Erongo region, Namibia
A5.SV 5	Nicole Dörr | Austria	Iron pebbles (red quartz) from Morocco (Izizauen, Tinjad, Errachida Province)
A5.SV 6	Johann Holzmann | Austria	Thundereggs (Baker Eggs) aus Hermanas New Mexico
A5.SV 7	Markus Varga | Austria	Galerite from Austria and Romania
A5.SV 8	Paul und Antonie Weghorn | Germany	Calcite from Germany and Southern Europe
A5.SV 9	Mateusz Szczepanik | Poland	A brief history of Pb-2n mining in the upper Silesia area
A5.SV 10	Walter A. Weber | Germany	The mineral collector Archduke Stephan of Austria and “his” mineral: Stephanite
A5.SV 11	Edgar Müller | Germany	Mineral specimens in original and drawn in acrylic
A5.SV 12	Lutz Püschel | Germany	tbd
A5.SV 13	Wolfgang Teufel | Germany	Mineral finds from Portugal
A5.SV 14	Joachim Hörth | Germany	Iron ore deposit, Kahlenberg near Ringsheim
A5.SV 15	Thorsten Jacob | Germany	Sedimentary Agates International
A5.SV 16	Franz Maginot | Germany	Agates – Worldwide
A5.SV 17	Wolfgang Napp | Austria	Stromatolites from the Palatinate – fossils with aesthetics
A5.SV 18	Dominik Seidel | Germany	Theme SiO2-2 elements, 1000 possibilities – from agate to twins
A5.SV 19	Klaus Ludwig | Germany	Bavarian Classics – Quartz from Northern Bavarian Sites
A5.SV 20	Roland Andree | Germany	Fieldfinds from Berschweiler near Kirn, Rhineland-Palatinate (mainly agates)
A5.SV 21	Stefan Kaserer | Germany	Paul Schäfer – The incredible stories of the MMeV youth group.
A5.SV 22	Reiner Augsten | Germany	tbd
A5.SV 23	Joachim Dietrichs | Germany	Minerals and Mining of St. Andreasberg, Part 2
A5.SV 24	Maik Schlosser | Germany	Morocco Agates: Spectacular Old & New Finds
A5.SV 25	Georg Unterrainer | Italy	Photo of Micros and Minerals Theme “Small vs. Large
A5.SV28	Jens Kucharski |Germany	Gastropods from the Dogger of the ICE construction site Kinding
A5.SV 29	Fabian Roessler | Germany	Fossils and Helmintholite from the Karwendel Mountains
A5.SV 30	Robert Hauser | Germany	Campanile snail from the Old Tertiary of Untersberg
A5.SV 31	Jens Schmidt | Germany	Petrified wood from Germany
A5.SV 32	Tobias Klöck | Germany	Fossils from the Allgäu
A5.SV 33	Dietrich Mayer | Germany	Selected exhibits from the Juchem quarry, Niederwörresbach
A5.SV 34	Manuel Lindner | Germany	On fossil hunt in Lower Bavaria
A5.SV 35	Paul Jaspers | Germany	Minerals & fossils, as well as macro photographs of the siblings Franz and Paul Jaspers
A5.SV 36	Fabian Weiß | Germany	Fossils from the “Pyrite Bank” of Buttenheim

Alpine Collectors Showcases

SVA1	Andreas Bulla | Germany	Alpine Flourites
SVA2	Hari Prasad Timsina | Nepal	Alpine Minerals from Nepal
SVA3	Hannes Hofer | Austria	Alpine Minerals
SVA4	Claudia & Andreas Steiner | Austria	Emeralds from Habachtal
SVA6	Levon Strauß Levon | Austria	Collectors Minerals from Austria
SVA7	Peter Gilber | Austria	Alpine Titanites