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I guess I'm one of the young guys too. I can't wait to get the chance to buy some of those fine daggers that will be comming up for sale soon . Especially those slant gripped early heer daggers! I haven't found any good ones for quite some time

Danny

You can always check my auction ... I've got over 30 daggers, all at VERY attractive prices. www.cgmauctions.com

In my opinion, whether you intend to keep your collection until the day you die or not, everyone should at least have the collection inventoried, all items identified, cataloged, photographed, etc, so that at such time as the collection has to be sold, you, your wife, children or whoever will have a chance of getting fair value for it. You might be in a pinch financially and not able to do all that at the last minute,(due to health or other reasons) so doing it ahead of time is very prudent. Just my 2 cents, fwiw. Joe S

Very interesting reading. And i see i am the youngest one here. I am 28 years old. So hope, won't need ''exit strategy'' for a long time.


Best, Lukas.

I started selling off after my major health condition popped up. At one time, during the early days of GDC i had over 500 daggers and most of them were German. I started selling them off and converting my collection. Then the Arny / Luftwaffe crazy came and went by the side. I still have a about 100 daggers. Only about 25 will remain with me. Out of those, 11 are German Naval daggers, which are going to be the last thing i leave to my family.