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That, sir, is an absolutely brilliant response!

I'm surprised. I was almost certain that there would be others who agreed with HarryA. He makes a valid argument. After all, a NOS razor is more valuable in an unopened state. However, in this...

In that case, I'd suggest you buy one of those mint ones. The initials in no way detract from the aesthetics of the razor. It's not a work of art. It's a functional tool that someone cared enough...

I would consider it to be part of the razor's historical character and would not presume any discount.