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  1. PNSSHOGUN
    Value is likely what you paid for it, the older papers are not taken too seriously any more. Looks like a well made dagger at the very least.
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    Very interesting sword, I believe the smith is Hojoji Tachibana Nagakuni. There is a known relationship between this smith and the sword tester Yamano Hisahide, see the below thread for more information:
  3. PNSSHOGUN
    Well put Sam, the serial offender(s) should honestly be ashamed at this point. If common decency is completely lacking, many would welcome moderator action.
  4. PNSSHOGUN
    There's a glimpse of Hada in one of the photos that would suggest Shin Shinto, however the rest of the sword suggests it was made closer to Nanbokucho.
  5. PNSSHOGUN
    Basing it off the Mei is more reasonable as Horimono may be Atobori, and many original Horimono didn't stop above the Habaki. Your best bet would be to find an Ubu example of this same smith and compare the Mei placement.
  6. PNSSHOGUN
    More on the subject of sword prices during the Shin Shinto era: https://markussesko.com/2019/09/06/breakdown-of-price-for-sword-blade/
  7. PNSSHOGUN
    Kuyo Mon - Nine Stars crest
  8. PNSSHOGUN
    Hi Kenny, welcome to the forum. To begin this is a Type 98 made circa 1943, the small stamp indicates it's non-traditional.
  9. PNSSHOGUN
    You will also find similar interpretations (changing to Suguha in the Monouchi) in Muramasa and Yokoyama Bizen works.
  10. PNSSHOGUN
    Horii Toshihide was a very good Gendai smith, there is plenty of information about him on the board and online if you search his name. You would want closer pictures of the Mei and date for comparison to authentic examples.
  11. PNSSHOGUN
    From memory it sold privately for a number in the hundreds of thousands.
  12. PNSSHOGUN
    If such things are so rare perhaps it would be worth making a small video of it in action?
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    It's certainly a nice sword but at this point you could have very nice swords at the Juyo level that also include original Koshirae and provenance. Sue Bizen Kiyomitsu does not jump at out most people for that money.
  15. PNSSHOGUN
    The two Yasunori smiths were the most prolific smiths combined, at any given time they're the most encountered Yasukuni-To on the market.
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