9" Coricama - INOX

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JulesVane
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9" Coricama - INOX

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This 9" (23cm) Coricama picklock apparently had a broken tip at one time, and someone must have attempted to reshape the blade at the tip. Leaving the blade slightly short, a blunt tip and a touch of blade peek. It made the knife rather difficult for me to love. But, I ran across it today and noticed something I found odd about it. Normally (seems always) on Coricama stainless blade knives, we see INOXID under the Coricama stamp. Honestly, I never read what the "ID" part of INOXID meant. But, this particular Coricama has just INOX on the reverse side. I don't own too many Coricama stamped knives, but think I've seen quite a few. Maybe someone that's seen (or owns) even more, know if it's "odd" to just have INOX stamped on the back of a Coricama?

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Re: 9" Coricama - INOX

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It's unusual, but I'm not sure it has any bearing on value.
Use a fine file and carefully reshape the top of the blade tip- if it's not peeking too badly.
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Re: 9" Coricama - INOX

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Bill DeShivs wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2026 12:06 am It's unusual, but I'm not sure it has any bearing on value.
Use a fine file and carefully reshape the top of the blade tip- if it's not peeking too badly.
Thanks, Bill. Wasn't really thinking it helped value, just found it rather "odd". Of course, I could be having a touch of memory loss, but I just can't recall seeing INOX on the back of a Coricama like that. I'm afraid the shortened blade made the peek a bit worse than it would have been full length. Thanks again!
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Re: 9" Coricama - INOX

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I haven't seen one with just INOX. While the blade might not be perfect, IMO you sure have a nice knife. Great stag on that one.
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Re: 9" Coricama - INOX

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QGofLake wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2026 7:06 am I haven't seen one with just INOX. While the blade might not be perfect, IMO you sure have a nice knife. Great stag on that one.
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Re: 9" Coricama - INOX

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Never mind the tip, Chris - that is a classic.

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Re: 9" Coricama - INOX

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jim d, wrote: Thu Jun 11, 2026 3:04 pm Never mind the tip, Chris - that is a classic.

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