Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: does it come with a sheath and box/cloth
Document: It wouldn't pass the paper test out of the box, which is fine by me because I like to sharpen by blade myself. Looks like the images. I would have liked if it had come with a certificate about its HRC rating. Came with a blue cloth cover bag. I planned to take off the handle and give the blade a black satin rustoleum coat, but it is so beautiful I'm not sure if I will now.
The sheath was cracked and broke, the handle wrap came undone. Although the blade is good exept the fact there was rust on it... very poor... i feel i kinda lost money
In addition any attempts on your part to sharpen the blade will leave light scratches on the side of the blade. So perhaps it won't even make a good wall hanger come to think of it.
The blade is heavy and made for cutting and although it did not come razor sharp. But even after honing it up nice it is not a decent backyard cutter like some of the better balanced and just as tough katanas in the same price range or cheaper. Can you say Hanwei practical katana? If not,,,look them up.
Bravo!!!! once again cold steel has outdone themselves!! after purchasing a cold steel recon 1 from them and seeing how incredibly sharp those blades come and stay, and the perfect craftmanship that goes into them and what high quality they are, i went and ordered me one of these katanas.....basically, if you know how to care for a sword or how to use them properly and not mistreat them, this one will last for a really long time.
I bought this to just have fun with and have for the fun of it. I keep it in my gun safe. I don't know what I'll do with it, but after inspecting it and swinging it around a bit, it met my expectations. It feels heavy duty, sturdy and durable. Was clean, shiny and the sheath was more beautiful than I expected. It's sharp but not as sharp as most knifes I own.
I had to return the sword three times because what i received was used and in bad condition.1. Was not sharp2. After removing the Tsuka i found a mark from Cold Steel that i learned meant that the sword was a &#34;factory defect&#34; which is not covered by the lifetime warranty.3. Sword did not come with any kind of paperwork, certificate or warranty information at all what so ever. Which it claims that it does.4.
OK. So I have considered one of these swords for a few years. The first review notwithstanding, I was very impressed with the sharpness, steel and quality when I received the weapon. Perfect?, No. Collector quality, certainly not. However, for the price and availability, what do you really expect. Nicely weighted (but potentially a bit heavy if you are used to a "real" one) and quite sharp out of the box.
When it arrived at my house I took it out of the box only to find that the blade was dirty. This is really uncalled for. They could at least have cleaned it. Not only that, it was also somewhat dull. The dullness was most likely caused by someone using it. Maybe I bought a used one, i don't know. I was under the impression that it was new when I made the purchase. Other than those major flaws everything looks good.
If you&#8217;re going to spend this much on a sword, just go with a real Cold Steel, not this knockoff.The sword right out of the box looked and felt amazing. It was pretty dirty to start with, but seemed legit with the weight and it appeared to be extremely sharp. I wanted to take it for a spin so I setup a few bottles of water and it went through the first one like nothing.
Answer: yes