Hi, I'm Tommy. I was interested if any member would know how much 1998 Moore Maker #5100LL 1998 smooth, 018 in 250 made would be worth? this is mint.
Thank You,
Tommy
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I am sorry that I don't know, but I must say that it is a fine looking knife. I understand they are of high quality. Thanks for the great photo. prehaps someone more knowledgable will comment. Welcome to the forum. Come back often.
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Tommy,
This is only my opinion....
MooreMaker knives are excellent quality working knives. That one was made for them (Wayland and Dave Moore) by Queen, and it is a nice looking knife. You can get a similar one for $75-$80 (without the serial #) in a couple of different places. I have not seen a "Collector's Market" as it were, develop for this brand as of yet, so I can't say that a serial number seems to change the value of the MooreMaker knives, unless you find a buyer who particularly wants the number 18, or something like that. Who knows in the future? I believe that in 1998, all serialized knives were made in smooth natural bone, and were sold from the website for $15 more than an unserialized knife......but I'm not 100% on that.
As I said, it is a very nice knife.
Bill
This is only my opinion....
MooreMaker knives are excellent quality working knives. That one was made for them (Wayland and Dave Moore) by Queen, and it is a nice looking knife. You can get a similar one for $75-$80 (without the serial #) in a couple of different places. I have not seen a "Collector's Market" as it were, develop for this brand as of yet, so I can't say that a serial number seems to change the value of the MooreMaker knives, unless you find a buyer who particularly wants the number 18, or something like that. Who knows in the future? I believe that in 1998, all serialized knives were made in smooth natural bone, and were sold from the website for $15 more than an unserialized knife......but I'm not 100% on that.
As I said, it is a very nice knife.
Bill