Best knife within 5,000?

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knives_in_nature said:
Hey everyone! Sorry for not giving enough information! Thanks for the feedback.. I want something that would be a high end custom or even something like a custom microtech idk? Just something that will stand out. I figured with 5k I should be able to get my hands on whatever's out there that people really want but is just very expensive. PS I already have all of the production folders you guys recommend. I am only interested in folders! And I would rather not spend 5k but I want something unique and perfect. Something to show off.
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Something to show off, how about a Proto type Sebenza25. Only 25 people in the world can say they have one. Now, that's something to show off!!!!!
I know from first hand experience :)
 
Would love to have your dilemma, sir...I hope you post updates on whatever you end up buying as I'd definitely love to see what a $5K knife looks like.
 
Look at these knives and also check out Stan Wilson Non Flipper Flipper.
[video=youtube;51CoYZi0yh8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51CoYZi0yh8[/video]
 
knives_in_nature said:
Hey everyone! Sorry for not giving enough information! Thanks for the feedback.. I want something that would be a high end custom or even something like a custom microtech idk? Just something that will stand out. I figured with 5k I should be able to get my hands on whatever's out there that people really want but is just very expensive. PS I already have all of the production folders you guys recommend. I am only interested in folders! And I would rather not spend 5k but I want something unique and perfect. Something to show off.
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Don Hanson III makes folders also. ;)

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You could save another $20,000 and then you'd have enough to buy the William Henry B12 Lace. :D. I said "the" because it is a one of a kind. I did not post a link because they are not a BF sponsor but with Google you can find it.

Seriously, as others have said buy a couple great knives and pocket the remaining $4,000 or get a nice collection.
 
Paul Tummers said:
Another question, a little off-topic; Who has a Sebenza in good used condition and wants to sell it??
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We have an entire section devoted to nothing more than buying, selling, and trading. If you would like to start a "Want to Buy" ad, you can do that too. General Knife discussion is for discussing knives, not soliciting sales.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/681-For-Sale-by-Individuals
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/801-Wanted-to-Buy-Forums
 
Paul Tummers said:
Another question, a little off-topic; Who has a Sebenza in good used condition and wants to sell it??
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We have an entire section devoted to nothing more than buying, selling, and trading. If you would like to start a "Want to Buy" ad, you can do that too. General Knife discussion is for discussing knives, not soliciting sales.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/681-For-Sale-by-Individuals
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/801-Wanted-to-Buy-Forums
 
Sarcastic response: I'd buy 500 Mora Classics or Companions and issue them out to my local militia!

More realistic response: I'm not too well versed in the world of exquisite / expensive customs since I can barely afford Top Tier productions, but I really love a lot of Warren Osborne's work. His Benchmade designs rank pretty high for me, but his custom work is quite lovely. A lot of them look like either relics from a lost civilization or something out of the future. Price wise, they seem to clock in around $2000 give or take. Not sure how "available" they are though.

This one really speaks to me:
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