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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
Would anyone guesstimate a price for this?
- Thread starter Jesse B.
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I have one and paid aprox. $250.00 for it on the bay a couple years ago with the brown leather sheath included. I saw one a few months ago go for around $450.00 The prices do go up and down quite often. Like anything, its only worth what someone is willing to pay for it at the time !
Esav Benyamin
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Ditto! Mine cost (I think) $260 very secondhand, no box or papers.
Good condition, with DOB and box, should get $350 easy.
Mine is sitting right here next to me, like a security blanket. My favorite Sebenza.
It is a tanto Sebenza, supposed to have been 400 each large and small, but I'm not sure they were all actually made. N.I.C.A. stands for National Independent Cutlery Association, a cutlery store owners group. The pattern was a special edition made just for them. More recently, another run, with a different graphic, was also made for them.
Good condition, with DOB and box, should get $350 easy.
Mine is sitting right here next to me, like a security blanket. My favorite Sebenza.
It is a tanto Sebenza, supposed to have been 400 each large and small, but I'm not sure they were all actually made. N.I.C.A. stands for National Independent Cutlery Association, a cutlery store owners group. The pattern was a special edition made just for them. More recently, another run, with a different graphic, was also made for them.
Esav Benyamin
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Evan, please take any talk of sales or trades offline. It doesn't belong in a discussion forum.
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Ditto! Mine cost (I think) $260 very secondhand, no box or papers.
Good condition, with DOB and box, should get $350 easy.
Mine is sitting right here next to me, like a security blanket. My favorite Sebenza.
It is a tanto Sebenza, supposed to have been 400 each large and small, but I'm not sure they were all actually made. N.I.C.A. stands for National Independent Cutlery Association, a cutlery store owners group. The pattern was a special edition made just for them. More recently, another run, with a different graphic, was also made for them.
I know CRK did two different runs of these. I thought I read where N.I.C.A. was the National Ice Carving Association ?? Just curious to know if one of the runs were for them ? I cant remember where I read that !