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Any idea as to value of the Ukrainian dagger because I recently bid for one.
I think it went for about $300.
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Keith
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Keith
I have the dagger.
The prices are high on these daggers.
I see one for more than $700.00 and one for $495.00 for sale now.
I purchased my for $290.00.
I think this dagger is realy rare (less than 1000 daggers produced)
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Guys,
I am probably being my usual skeptic again, but don't you think that in a couple of years they might flood the market with thse. We've seen that happen before with limited edition medals.
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Alexei,
You might be wright. Anything can be with daggers or medals. Prices can go up and down.
I have a small collection of daggers, and purchased this dagger for $290.00 for several reasons: it's nice to have a dagger in my collection from Ukraine (I am from Kiev); produced less than 1000 (kind of rare :) ); the same Ukrainian daggers for sale today are much more expensive (as I know only two - $740.00 and $490.00).
I buy medals, daggers, etc not as investment, just because I like it. Of course, if the price on things I have goes down, it does not make me happy. I am more happy to see prices going down on items I am planning to buy. ;)
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Thanks for the info but I got the final price wrong.It went for 300 Euros plus 21% buyers premium.Expensive but it looked nice.Shame there is so little Ukrainian militaria about because I collect it.
Anyone have any good links for buying Soviet parade daggers?
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Keith
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Eric,
I know exactly what you mean. God only knows how many times I've done that myself :)
Alexei
ericlida Wrote:Alexei,
You might be wright. Anything can be with daggers or medals. Prices can go up and down.
I have a small collection of daggers, and purchased this dagger for $290.00 for several reasons: it's nice to have a dagger in my collection from Ukraine (I am from Kiev); produced less than 1000 (kind of rare :) ); the same Ukrainian daggers for sale today are much more expensive (as I know only two - $740.00 and $490.00).
I buy medals, daggers, etc not as investment, just because I like it. Of course, if the price on things I have goes down, it does not make me happy. I am more happy to see prices going down on items I am planning to buy. ;)
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I have the Ukrainian dagger in my possession and am very pleased with it.
Quality is very good although it is one of the most expensive daggers I have purchased so far.
Nice to know that the Ukraine have not compromised on the quality of their orders and other militaria.
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kingsnorth Wrote:I have the Ukrainian dagger in my possession and am very pleased with it.
Quality is very good although it is one of the most expensive daggers I have purchased so far.
Nice to know that the Ukraine have not compromised on the quality of their orders and other militaria.
Cheers
Keith
Hi Keith,
its possible to view your Ukraine dagger ??
Le repos est l ennemi de la conquete
A.H.
