Case 6318 PU Pitted
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Case 6318 PU Pitted
Evening,
Buying this knife from a friend. We are not sure what the pitting on the main blade does to the price. I want to carry the knife. All blades open and close well and are tight with no wobble. We want to be fair with each other. I saw one of these sell for $35 here. It was in much better shape. I also know that the older ones are rare and worth a lot. Any help would be appreciated. In case you can't see it in the pics, it’s a 1973 with derlin handles.
Thanks
Buying this knife from a friend. We are not sure what the pitting on the main blade does to the price. I want to carry the knife. All blades open and close well and are tight with no wobble. We want to be fair with each other. I saw one of these sell for $35 here. It was in much better shape. I also know that the older ones are rare and worth a lot. Any help would be appreciated. In case you can't see it in the pics, it’s a 1973 with derlin handles.
Thanks
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Re: Case 6318 PU Pitted
If you're just going to EDC it, I'd say $25 in that condition. 

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You're going to look awfully silly with that knife sticking out of your @#$. -Clint Eastwood, High Plains Drifter
Re: Case 6318 PU Pitted
I agree with John. Looks like a great EDC knife. The pitting on the blades looks pretty bad, so it doesn't have a lot of market value. The delrin scales are tough and are very crack and chip resistant, but don't have the same market appeal as nice bone scales. $25 seems like a more than fair price to me. 

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Re: Case 6318 PU Pitted
If the knife blades have excellent snap, I think $25.00 is a very
fair price. If the blades have low snap then offer $20.00.
Bob
fair price. If the blades have low snap then offer $20.00.
Bob
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Re: Case 6318 PU Pitted
I would have to agree with the foregoing thoughts.
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Thank you!
We are both satisfied with that price.
We are both satisfied with that price.
Re: Case 6318 PU Pitted
As said, there isn’t any real collector value there. But for an edc, you can’t beat it. That’s a fantastic old user.
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Re: Case 6318 PU Pitted
Congrats on a good edc!