April 3, 2024
1989 Case XX Centennial Stag 5225 1/2 Coke Bottle MINT!
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1989 Case XX Centennial Stag 5225 1/2 Coke Bottle MINT! 3 inches closed. Priority Shipping and Delivery Confirmation. 1) Blades: 100% Never Used Carried or Sharpened. 2) Bolsters: 100% Perfect. 3) Scales: 100% Nice Matching Stag! 4) Cleaness: 100%5) Overall: 100% MINT CONDITION! Be sure to add me to your favorites list ! I will issue a refund only if item is misrepresented or a mutual agreement is reached. PLEASE CONTACT ME WITH ANY PROBLEMS YOU MAY HAVE, I WILL WORK WITH YOU TOWARDS A RESOLUTION WITHOUT LEAVING NEGATIVE FEEDBACK! S&H will not be refunded. I ship First Class USPS 2-9 day delivery. Good Luck and Thanks for Looking. Also, check out my other listings if you like Stag, Mother Of Pearl, Classic, and other rare CASE XX USA KNIVES. Condition Descriptions: Due to the change in Ebay's feedback method. I am modifying my Description Method. I will now grade knives based on Five categories: Blades, Bolsters, Scales, Cleaness, and Overall. Knives will be rated according to Jim Parker's System of "Percent of Mint Condition" giving considerations for age. Blades: Wobble -10%, Loss of Snap or Lazy Blades -10%, No Snap -20%, Patina or Spotting (called pepper) -5%, Rust or Pitting -10%, Used or Sharpened -10% or more (depending on degree of blade loss). Other visible defects -1 to 10%. Bolsters: Scratches or Pocket Worn -10%, Nail
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