Thread: Just getting started and need help

I'd say as far as use goes the last picture would be a good starter after honed properly. I don't have any history on it, and we don't do valuations. It's a buyer's market so what it's worth to one may not be as the other. But I'd say honestly once clean and honed any of these will be great razors except the really honed out one. I'd learn on that dude.

Originally Posted by ejmolitor37

I'd say as far as use goes the last picture would be a good starter after honed properly. I don't have any history on it, and we don't do valuations. It's a buyer's market so what it's worth to one may not be as the other. But I'd say honestly once clean and honed any of these will be great razors except the really honed out one. I'd learn on that dude.

Thank you very much! I don't plan on selling any so evaluating it is just to get an idea. I purchased the whole group for $90. So I am happy with my purchase. Can't wait to shave with one!

Originally Posted by HYPERBALDGUY

Thank you very much! I don't plan on selling any so evaluating it is just to get an idea. I purchased the whole group for $90. So I am happy with my purchase. Can't wait to shave with one!

No problem. Best way to figure value is ebay, find auctions that have ended on a particular razor you have. This will give an idea anyway of some numerical value. You have a good selection of blade and more than one will work well for you starting out. Again not beating a dead horse, the one is not going to work well for a beginner IMO.