Case XX Display Case - Tall

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Case XX Display Case - Tall

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I have a neighbor who is selling a display case for Case XX knives. It came out of a local store that closed down. Can you please give me an estimate of its worth? Thank you.
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usmc-nav wrote: Wed Aug 13, 2025 10:56 am I have a neighbor who is selling a display case for Case XX knives. It came out of a local store that closed down. Can you please give me an estimate of its worth? Thank you.
A lot of it depends on age. The newer ones I’ve seen are usually around $250 on Market place or Craigslist.
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I would agree with Coley’s post above, possibly more if it’s early. The challenge is that freight is out of the question so you can only really market it locally and that significantly reduces your potential buyers. Good luck to your neighbor. ::tu:: Any pictures?
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::welcome:: to AAPK! He doesn't happen to be in the DC area, does he?
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