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I bought a super beautiful GEC#92 Eureka Sambar Stag from CKs. That #92 is my best looking GEC Sambar Stag knife. The natural twine grew a black vein line to the pin. I had my local knife friends look at the knife and every one wanted to pay more than what I paid for it. Mr. Mike sent me the best one and he never cherry picks knives to customers. Which is better for us. The knife was wonderful from the start, I was just being too picky. I believe this ebony wood #35 is scratched , also. "THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PERFECT KNIFE !" The more you use ebony wood knives , the better they look. I ate cold hot dogs and chili with yellow mustard for breakfast. My Ebony #35 B&S worked out very well and now has natural patina. These knives are too much fun , not to use. I clean , oil , kiss , talk to ,and play with my knives daily. "I am not right , I'm all left !"Is it for sure a crack or might it be a scratch? Cracks usually go with the grain (and the weakest path to the edge).
[GE Jr beat me to it]
To answer your question - that is up to you. But you probably won't get a replacement from a dealer and my guess is the factory would just have the dealer refund you.
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