K98 bayonet value???
- Thread starter glang1
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K98 Bayonet
Lets see the blade and better pictures of the pommel it looks lightly pitted.
Also are the numbers, year of manufacture, and letters matching on the bayonet and scabbard.
These things determine the price, and the right markings make it worth more.
Lets see the blade and better pictures of the pommel it looks lightly pitted.
Also are the numbers, year of manufacture, and letters matching on the bayonet and scabbard.
These things determine the price, and the right markings make it worth more.
Markings on the blade and scabbard, if match, bayonet value is greatly increased. Also is there a RBNR number on the back, or a maker stamp on the frog?
The leather and scabbard looks quite worn, so its not going to fetch top dollar, however, depending on blade condition and serial numbers you could still fetch 150 ish or more.
The leather and scabbard looks quite worn, so its not going to fetch top dollar, however, depending on blade condition and serial numbers you could still fetch 150 ish or more.
- Location
- Downtown Vancouver, BC
So what's worth more? His non-refurb bayonet, or a refinished bayonet that has a matching grip and scabbard?
Depends, what kind of refurb bayonet, would there be additional serial number markings, like a yugo refurb, or simply a reblue at some point?
Roughly Id say a non refurb, even when non-matching, will be worth more than any refurb.
- Location
- Downtown Vancouver, BC
The blade has been reblued, that's it.
