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Case Peanut Knife Value Guide

The Case peanut is a small pattern where condition and cover material matter more than size; estate examples often need careful blade-loss grading.

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Common Peanut codes

Usually a compact two-blade jack with clip and pen blades, though older or special examples may vary.

6220 SS6220 CV52203220920

Small size keeps common modern examples affordable, while older bone, stag, pearl, and long-pull blades can move the range upward.

Value drivers

  • Older bone, stag, pearl, or long-pull blades
  • Tiny frame with both blades full and snappy
  • Clean CASE XX or dot-era stamps

Condition pitfalls

  • Blade loss overlooked because the knife is small
  • Gift-boxed modern examples used for older knives
  • Loose pen blades reducing collector interest

Baseline value bands

The peanut rewards clean originality; a small amount of blade loss changes the visual profile quickly.

poor
$8-$22
good
$28-$65
excellent
$75-$145
mint
$150-$280

Compare current Peanut listings

Start with the exact code, then add era or handle material only when those details are visible on your knife.

62205220Case peanut

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Next reference checks

Identification workflowUse stamp, pattern, condition, and comps in that order.Estate value guideAvoid cleaning and lot-pricing mistakes before selling.

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