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Posted: 4/1/2026 9:26:01 AM EDT
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I went and eyeballed them yesterday- three large boxes but almost everything in there is Chinese, Indian, and commemorative stuff of what I suspect is little value. Three were different than all the rest, at least in origin: Attached File Attached File Attached File Are any of these worth trying to rehome for her? Thanks! |
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Out of the three pictured the Puma is worth the most, followed by the Bear&Son.....not sure about the other.....you're in VA. so there are some knife/gun shows in your AO....you might trykeeping thosevthree out and doing a "group sale" to a dealer on the others, then selling those...if she just wants to be rid of the knives. W/O seeing the others value is difficult to determine but if they were made to " be collectable" not really a good sign. If he was a member of a "knife club" that had yearly knives made or a member of the NKCA that kept up w/ their yearly knives there might be a slight premium in price. |
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