Help with ID and value
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kgilson92
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Help with ID and value
I’m interested in making a deal to purchase this knife but I don’t really know what a good offer would be. I believe it to be a 1968-1970 Buck Nemo with the red/brown spacers. Condition is obviously well-worn. Thanks for the help!
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C-WADE7
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Re: Help with ID and value
They go pretty high, but to give you a base line this sold on eBay recently for $330. Had some dents in the handle and wear.
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kgilson92
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Re: Help with ID and value
Welp, the guy is saying $1200 firm 
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edge213
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Re: Help with ID and value
My opinion only.
He's about $1000 to high.
He's about $1000 to high.
David
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Rockingkj
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Re: Help with ID and value
Well mint in the box and actually owned by Captain Nemo might fetch $1200. This one not so much. Neat knife and not real common but careful shopping should get you one for considerably less.
You can always get more money, good old knives are hard to find.
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C-WADE7
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Re: Help with ID and value
On eBay there are a bunch for $900 or so, but I searched sold products. There was another for around $600 and some that sold with best offer taken but price not shown. $1200 seems well above to me unless there was a proven Vietnam provenance where it was carried in action(that ups the price on a lot of knives, especially MK2 Gerber).