Numbered Spyderco Jotsingh Khalsa

[momdadethan]

I HAVE A NUMBERED SPYDERCO JOTSINGH KHALSA IT IS NUMBER 46 AND I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE HAS A VALUE ON THIS KNIFE IT IS NEW NEVER USED NEVER CARRIED. THANK YOU. RON

 

[The Tourist]

Please use lower case letters, capital letters are the equivalent of shouting in cyberspace.

I am also a big fan of the Jot Singh Kalsa, despite it looks. However, I sold all of my Spyderco collection many years ago and have not kept up on the current values.

I would suggest searching out a web-site or a collectors club. I'll bet some guy knows the value of a JSK off the top of his head. Good luck.

 

[SIFU1A]

i have had 2 khalsas, neither one numbered, usually the number adds a little bit of value, but not as much as ya prob think, have had other #'s spydies, and it adds maybe 10-20% i would say. i have seen un numbered khalsas w/plain edge go for $60 or so, the SE versions less, but i would say $80 or so for a std model, maybe $120 or so #'d version, although ya might find that one guy who needs it to complete his collection/etc, and $150 isnt out of the question, though upper limit i would think. i dont think the JSK was ever very popular, mine was bad about opening up in my pocket, maybe thats why.

i know one sight which still has some SE khalsas for sale, $109 i think.....

hope this helps, ya might also try the spyderco forum


greg

 

[brownshoe]

Jot's usually run $60 - 80 at a gun/knife shows. Having a number usually doen't increase a Spyderco more than $10 at most shows.

Be careful with the clip. It's screwed into the micarta and can be easily ripped out with normal use.