Is this a bad peanut?

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Is this a bad peanut?

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This one looks suspect to me. Anyone else question this one?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/old-antique-ca ... 3368283765
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The knife looks ok to me. Strange knife to counterfeit as it is a small knife with not a lot of value.

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It was obviously polished to within an inch of it's useful life. I generally pass on knives in that condition no matter what they are.
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Not a good knife IMO. I would expect to see a LP blade to accompany the diamond shield. Stamp looks okay but reading the knife rather than the stamp I don't know how you could remove that much metal from the front of the tang and still have a stamp that looks okay. Re-stamped blade.

Wouldn't be the first bad knife this seller has offered.
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