1937 s/176

[grimlin13]

1937 S/176 all matching, no sharpening, rare, but is it $1500.00 rare? Blade has most of blue, in and out marks mainly. pommel little rusty and scabbard has a lot of rust on lower portion. Not mine just wondering how rare it is.

 

[Unutt]

37 s176

Some kind of scam going on with that piece. It was posted on eBay for a week. It sat at $85 for most of the week, and on the last day, two zero (0) feedback bidders ran the price up to $1225 dollars. Only one or two days later, it is posted again at $1500 Buy It Now. I do not believe it is worth $1500. It was not worth the 1225 it closed for last time or it would be sold and gone.

I suspect the seller used several different accounts to run the price up. The seller has only 4 feedbacks.

It did receive an $899 bid by a real bidder. If I was the seller, I would contact that bidder and try to make a deal. I was surprised it went over 500.

 

[AndyB]

P.Weyersberg is not rare and the condition is not extra good storage when look at pommel and scabbard rust, certainly its overpriced.b.r.Andy

 

[Aws]

P.Weyersberg is not rare and the condition is not extra good storage when look at pommel and scabbard rust, certainly its overpriced.b.r.Andy

Hello Sir,
I don't agree. Paul Weyersberg 37 with S / 176 code is quite rare.
But the price is not justified !
Best regards Aws

 

[AndyB]

I mean the production of PWCo, the S176, 1937 could be declared as scarcer of the maker, anyway in this condition probably certainly not worth even 35% of the summa.b.r.Andy.