Blade signature good or bad?

[THE_LONGBOW]

Irrelevant

 

[JD Mandrell]

Just going on the prices I have seen on Ebay, it doesn't really seem to hurt or increase the value a great deal.

 

[David Martin]

I think it just makes it special to the owner. My wife feels the same way when I sign my paycheck and hand it to her!DM

 

[JD Mandrell]

I think it just makes it special to the owner. My wife feels the same way when I sign my paycheck and hand it to her!DM

 

[imafritz]

I think it just makes it special to the owner. My wife feels the same way when I sign my paycheck and hand it to her!DM

Nice

 

[ohen cepel]

I don't think it impacts things now. However, in the future (if mint) I can see it increasing the value. If you had a blade signed by the Buck who started it all I think it would demand much more money than an unsigned blade.

 

[imafritz]

Probably increases when the signor passes.........Sorry CJ

 

[THE_LONGBOW]

Irrelevant

 

[bucksway]

Chuck signed one for me and I really treasure it more for that reason..The only thing that I would not want on a 'collector grade' Buck knife is a date with his [or CJ's] autograph..