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The Cash is a small front flipper knife that doubles as a money clip.

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Petrified Fish Cash FAQ

Designed by Tai Gauss, the Petrified Fish Cash combines a dedicated titanium money clip with a front-flipping utility blade. Its compact titanium framelock construction provides a sleek, dual-purpose tool for everyday carry.

What makes the Petrified Fish Cash unique?
The Petrified Fish Cash is designed primarily as a true money clip that doubles as a compact folding knife. Its wide, springy titanium clip provides generous clearance to hold folded bills securely, while also functioning as a deep pocket clip.
What blade steel and handle materials does the Cash use?
The Cash features a 14C28N stainless steel blade paired with a solid titanium framelock handle and titanium clip. The series offers different accent finishes, including gray, blue, and purple anodized titanium clips.
How does the chisel-style blade perform?
The blade features a sharpened front edge and dual points reminiscent of a Tanto grind. This geometry allows you to scrape, score, and make precise push cuts using the front edge in addition to standard slicing.
Is the Cash front flipper easy to open?
Yes, the top front flipper deploys smoothly despite the small overall size of the handle. Milled holes in the titanium money clip give your fingers a positive grip anchor, providing the leverage needed to flip the blade without slipping.
Who designed the Petrified Fish Cash?
The Cash was designed by knife maker Tai Gauss as a premium, compact backup blade and cash carrier in the Petrified Fish folding knife family.