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

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Question: How does the quality of this item compare to the lower priced (but higher MSRP) United Cutlery (also officially licensed/authorized)  version?
Document: Was amazed at the price and quality. You will open the box and be just as impressed with the effort that went into this item.
Part of this review was written in response to the 3-star review left by "D." (Which is a bogus review and should be ignored. )This sword, by Lord of the Rings, is a true bonafide replica. (I have a wide array of replica swords in my collection, so I can tell you this one is good quality.) It's surprisingly heavy and it looks just like you'd expect. The plaque's quality is nothing special but it looks great.
I will also say that I love that they don't imprint the movie details on the actually sword. I have to be careful with my swords from UC and make sure the movie titles are always facing backwards otherwise I think it looks kinda of silly. Anyway This is a great price for this sword and if you are a sword collector, a tolkien fan, or just want a cool looking sword you will not be disappointed at all.
I originally bought this one but I was disappointed with it for some reason. The blade didn't seem right and I then noticed there were no gems in the hilt. I sent it back and ordered from UC....(note I had bought Sting, Glamdring, Narsil and Anduril from UC as well). Although UC has a cheaper looking wood wall plaque the sword is much much nicer.Still decent....but UC's version I give 4.5 stars.
We bought this for my 12 year old son and he loves it. It feels like a real weapon, looks real and is much heavier than I expected. Even though it is not sharp, it is NOT a toy. We have 3 boys in the house and everything is a weapon, but this one stays on display because it is big enough and heavy enough to injure someone in a mock battle.
The only thing I was slightly put off about was the coloring of the handle. It's not quite like the handle shown in the picture. While the detail is there, the paint job was a little lacking and could have been made to look a little more like a dragon tooth.... not that I know what a dragon's tooth is supposed to look like.
Overall, my son is ready to to battle with anything in Middle Earth.
It's well worth the few extra bucks.
I've wanted this sword (and Glamdring) ever since I read The Hobbit in 1970. I never had a very clear idea of what either would really look like, but the conceptions of the prop wizards from WETA are excellent. The sword is heavy, nicely wrought, and comes with a very nice hanger. I haven't hung it yet, but I've picked it up and wielded it just about every day since it arrived. This weapon well deserves the name &#34;Goblin Cleaver&#34;!
I know it's a replica, but it's still pretty cool to have in my collection. I've always been a fan of the Hobit and this is just awesome!
Answer: no