FS King Arthur dagger
- Charles Alexander
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FS King Arthur dagger
A Franklin Mint original. Rare and hard to find. Mild damage to frame, but dagger practically in mint condition. Any takers?
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- Charles Alexander
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Certificate of Authenticity included.
The International Arthurian Society presents a re-creation of the dagger of the legendary king himself. Accented with silver, 24 karat gold and fiery-red crystal cabochons—and with the fabled “Sphere of Lightâ€
The International Arthurian Society presents a re-creation of the dagger of the legendary king himself. Accented with silver, 24 karat gold and fiery-red crystal cabochons—and with the fabled “Sphere of Lightâ€
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- Charles Alexander
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- Charles Alexander
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- Charles Alexander
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If anybody buys this I have the matching hourglass (Merlins Hourglass or something) and crystal ball with base, that I would sell to them at a reasonable price.
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- Charles Alexander
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To put my price in perspective, here's what the franklin mint is charging -
http://www.franklinmint.com/product1.as ... ct_ID=9284
http://www.franklinmint.com/product1.as ... ct_ID=9284
Charles Alexander wrote:Too low my friend. Can't go below $100.
In fact to save time, I'll throw in an asking price of $120.
A reasonable deal considering the quality and rareness of the piece. Thanks for the interest.
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Honestly, I think you will have a better go of it selling this on Ebay. These are VERY fantasy based pieces and the buying trends and history of this forum usually does not command high prices for fantasy based stuff. I think you may find a better market on ebay where you can find a better demographic of people.
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(on Pennsic) I know that movie. It is the 13th warrior. A bunch of guys in armour that doesn't match itself or anybody elses, go on a trip and argue and get drunk and get laid and then fight Tuchux.
- Charles Alexander
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InsaneIrish wrote:Honestly, I think you will have a better go of it selling this on Ebay. These are VERY fantasy based pieces and the buying trends and history of this forum usually does not command high prices for fantasy based stuff. I think you may find a better market on ebay where you can find a better demographic of people.
I was starting to come to that conclusion... But I wanted to run it by my fellow archivers first. This board tends to lean towards more practical and historic stuff(which is certainly understandable). Thanks.
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