Thread: How much would a "like new" or refurbished Dubl Duck Wonderedge cost

Ok, not that I am looking (I keep telling myself that)
And pretending I could actually find one, if price wasnt really an issue, how much would I expect to pay for a "like new" or at least refurbished condition Dubl Duck Wonderedge?

Since you haven't received a reply I'll chime in but I don't pay attention to prices of DDs. Some in good shape go for around 50-60 (I think) and most go for around $200 (I think). Thats sort of an average of Ebay prices. I can assume that before Lynns video you could buy them on Ebay for a little less. Those $60 ones are those Ebays that go by without anyone noticing. I have heard the guys on here talk about them once or twice in the two years I've been on this forum.

Like this one Dubl Duck Wonderedge $45.

Not like new but should clean up well. When I receive it, I will clean it up and post some pics.

I've seen some go for over $200 when in mint like condition.

Originally Posted by vladsch

Like this one Dubl Duck Wonderedge $45.

Not like new but should clean up well. When I receive it, I will clean it up and post some pics.

I've seen some go for over $200 when in mint like condition.

Ya like that one, only I dont have the tools or knowledge to clean one up lol...I guess first things first, learn how to hone,etc,etc

Originally Posted by vladsch

Like this one Dubl Duck Wonderedge $45.
Not like new but should clean up well. When I receive it, I will clean it up and post some pics.
I've seen some go for over $200 when in mint like condition.

Looks good Vlad. Usually when the swirly etchings are still on the tang, it's a pretty good sign that it was lightly used. I love my 5/8 RP WE.

I am kind of concerned about the etchings and hoping that I won't need to clean the tang too much for fear of loosing them.

I just passed up a DD wonderedge for $24 at antique store in Kansas. The celluloid had started to gas and the blade was growing some funny looking rust fuzz. Never seen rust like that before, but it was only surface and did not appear to have pitted yet. I thought about purchasing, replacing the scales and cleaning up the razor. Decided not to and have been kicking my own butt ever since I left that little town.

I travel all over the country...I never thought to try looking in pawn shops...is that the best place to find straights?

Antique shops, yard sales and auctions are great places to find straight razors because the people selling them generally have no idea what they're worth. "This old thing? How does four dollars sound?"

I've got a few awesome shavers from antique stores for next to nothing.

If your ever driving down the street and see "Estate Sale", pull over quick!