Sebenza 21 lrg. Resale value?

Mikey's Deli

Mikey's Deli

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I love my Sebie. I mean LOVE. but I am afraid I may need to sell in order to meet my families needs.

Any ideas on what I could get for it?

It's in fine condition. Carried it to only open boxes. Never reset the blade bevel, just brought the factory edge back to life on two occasions.
 
I suggest you start searching the exchange for something similar and base your sale price on that.
When you put it on the exchange,..take clear pictures of the good, the bad.
The market on CRK is pretty fair in comparison to other production knives :)


Good luck and hope things get better for you!
 
Large plain Sebenza: 350 - 385 depending on condition with box, b-day card, towel, etc.

Good luck with the sell!
 
Sorry for your position.

Condition is everything. Take LOTS of good pictures and show us what the knife looks like. Sight unseen I would say a large 21 is worth at least 3 bills.
 
300 sight unseen is about right. Paperwork, condition, and pictures always help.

I hope your situation turns for the better quickly. Best of luck to you and your family.
 
When I've bought off of the exchange it has been the more detailed descriptions and pics that got me to commit....
 
Sweet. I have all the paperwork, original packaging, Allen wrench, lube, etc.
I'll get back to you all Sunday or Monday, when I am back in town.
 
I have seen them anywhere from $275 all the way up to $400. Depends on condition. A good solid price in excellent condition would be in the $350-$375 range I am thinking.
 
nyefmaker said:
I have seen them anywhere from $275 all the way up to $400. Depends on condition. A good solid price in excellent condition would be in the $350-$375 range I am thinking.
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I have been watching for some time and would say LNIB with all is exactly in the 350-375 Range. They do go quick though.
 
I think the 21's are doing well right now--there seems to be a glut of 25's for sale, but few 21's. I think a lot of folks jumped on the 25 when it came out and then realized it might be a little big, or heavy, or hard to open compared to the 21. You could fair pretty well on the market, actually.
 
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