Remington sheath price

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Remington sheath price

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Why is this Remington sheath bid up to $150 dollars?

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I’m an absolutely no expert, nor do I have a clue. Unless someone has a really nice knife that has no sheath. Still seems pretty steep.
Looks like a fair amount of bidders.
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My only guess would be there’s a lot of old Remington fixed blades that have lost their sheaths. Meaning high demand relative to limited supply. ::shrug::

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Some of those Remington collectors have deep pockets. ::nod::
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