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tommyb
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Karambit

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I just purchased a Karambit with no markings on the blade and was wondering if that makes it special. Is it worth more, worth less or no diff?
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loki88

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Hi Tommy can u post a picture so we can see the knife, it might be genuine, but don't know if Spyderco made a "sterile" model of the Karambit. It could be a production "flaw" and then i would keep it as collectable.

Greetz

Tom
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Aloha!

I agree with my bro loki88...Odd in that it is sterile? Pics would be appreciated to help you, and it'd be the first EVER sterile :spyder: I have ever seen!
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Here are the requested pics. I have had a couple of dozen Spydercos including a Karambit and I don't doubt it's the real deal.
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Darn you...

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tommyb wrote:I just purchased a Karambit with no markings on the blade and was wondering if that makes it special. Is it worth more, worth less or no diff?
Thank you kindly for posting pics. Now I *have* to buy one.

Sh*t. Add one more to the must-have list.


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are you sure it's a spyderco.
Where did you buy it
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Maybe a prototype?
The area around the screw which holds the clip looks different.
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It seems occasionally a sterile one slips through. There were other posts on this forum about unmarked Spydies of different type. I don't know about value, they are definitely rare. Try to ask Joyce or Sal directly (with a different title....like "unmarked Karambit).
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