BVG does not auctioned lost lost property: bicycles, bags, jewelry and more find new owners!

The Berlin Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) again auctioned lost and funds this Thursday. Around 1900 objects are to find a new owner in this way, as the company announced on Monday. Among other things, bicycles, bags, jewelry or toys are auction. The auction takes over the auction house Beier in Tempelhof. This means that a little more space comes into the shelves of the BVG fund office. The BVG auctioned objects four times a year.

The BVG lost property office is an important point of contact for many Berliners who want to regain their lost objects. This year alone, 40,000 lost property have already been submitted. But only a small part, namely 6000 objects, have so far found their way back to their owners. This shows that many lost objects do not arrive again with their original owners.

The BVG fund office also plays a role in the local economy. Due to the auction of non -picked lost property, various objects, including bicycles, bags, jewelry and toys, can be fed to a new owner. These auctions are taken over by the auction house Beier in Tempelhof.

The auctions not only help to make space on the shelves of the lost property office, but also offer the opportunity to acquire used items at a low price. Such auctions are very popular with bargain hunters and collectors and can help to find the lost and found things new owners who appreciate them.

The BVG carries out such auctions four times a year. This shows the company's commitment to use lost objects sensibly and to create space for new lost property. It is gratifying to see that the BVG carries out these actions regularly and thus makes a contribution to sustainability by reusing used objects.

Source: www.tossenspiegel.de