KnifeData
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Know the Knife Market Now.

Ask what a knife really sold for, and read the comps behind the number — realized sales held apart from asks, every figure backed by a receipt.

Fair price for a used Bugout? Which PM2 variant holds value? Is $425 fair for a Sebenza 31? The Microtech market →
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Live Class-A market updated Sep 2026 Open live view →
Microtech · Class-A market
$300–$599 observed realized
Median $3884 qualifying sales · 1 askLIMITED · GROWING
Realized sale Asking price Context (excluded) Windowed span
Windowed evidence spans its reporting period; a point marks a single dated sale. 3 observations sit below the pricing threshold, dimmed as context.
Brands mapped
5,951
Realized sales, published
32
Asks, shown separately
18
Class-A evidence
100%

Live Class-A coverage · as of Sep 2026 · grows as rights-cleared sources come online. Brand mapping from the KnifeData identity authority.

The product

A market record you can audit

Years of real secondary-market activity, with the evidence behind every number — realized sales held apart from asks, confidence stated plainly.

Market Tape

The whole run of comps

Every sold comp and ask on one timeline, joined by evidence. Hover any point for the receipt behind it.

Variant intelligence

Which config holds value

For popular models, we rank configurations — which steel, cover, or SFO commands the strongest resale — with sample-size honesty.

Deal check

Fair, high, or a steal?

Drop a price into any question and see where it lands against realized comps — spread and confidence spelled out.

How it works

Ask in plain words. Read the market back.

Ask the way you would ask a knowledgeable friend. The answer comes with its evidence attached.

01 · ASK
“What has a Large Sebenza 31 sold for?”

A model, a variant, a tang stamp, or a full question.

02 · READ THE MARKET
KnifeData resolves the knife

It fixes the identity, gathers qualifying evidence, and holds realized sales apart from asks.

03 · SEE THE ANSWER
A value you can defend

A typical value, the observed spread, the market tape, and every receipt behind it.

Built to be trusted

The number is only as good as its evidence

KnifeData earns authority through discipline. Four rules govern every figure on the platform.

Realized sales set value.A sold comp sets the number; an ask stands beside it as its own signal.
Every figure is real.A sparse market says so, and windowed evidence spans its true reporting period.
The price is the knife alone.Spare scales, clips, and bundled lots read as context; the knife's comp stands on its own.
Confidence is stated.One sale reads as one sale, with a plain confidence level on every number.
Coverage

Markets with live evidence

The premium and collectible brands collectors trade most, each growing as rights-cleared sources come online.

Microtech Chris Reeve Hinderer Pro-Tech Demko Strider Koenig Benchmade Shirogorov Great Eastern (GEC) → All markets → + the 5,951-brand identity authority behind search
Members · The Full Ledger

Great Eastern, all the way down

The public tape shows the Class-A slice. Members read the complete verified ledger — every realized sale KnifeData can stand behind, Great Eastern Cutlery deepest of all: by pattern, cover, and tang stamp, tube-fresh through well-carried, the comps traditional collectors actually argue over.

GEC sold comps
2,711
Evidence-backed
385
Releases catalogued
107
Coverage
2008–26

Documented in the KnifeData research corpus · members-only. Sold, not asked — every row has a receipt.

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